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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1906

Page

1

Democratic candidates named for county commissioner race

The Dillon county race emphasizes the county commission as top leadership. Nominees include W. C. Orr a veteran rancher and businessman favored for six years, Silas C. Dishno a Bannack pioneer and rancher, and Chas. S. Truax a former railroad engineer and Lima hotel proprietor. The slate promises integrity business experience and thrift in fiscal matters. Continued on Page Twelve.

Dillon W. C. Orr Big Hole Basin Democratic Silas C. Dishno Dishno Bannack Michigan Esseck County New York Beaverhead Chas. S. Truax Truax Lima

Beaverhead County politics turn on mud slur clash

The letter page scuffle pits The Mud Splutter against Sheriff Duke Gist and Beaverhead citizens. It denounces The Tribune for alleged unfairness over Miller’s case and defends Gist as an honest, humane officer while condemning The Journal of Ooze for muddy journalism.

Duke Gist Beaverhead County Miller Tribune Beaverhead Colummna Journal of

Duke Gist Poised For Easy Sheriff Victory

A Beaverhead county brief predicts Duke Gist will win the sheriff race with a strong majority. Voters know his record of taxpayer protection, integrity, and impartial enforcement, while supporters from both parties stand firm against attacks.

Duke Gist Sheriff’s Office Beaverhead County Sheriff's Office Department of Justice

Two Dillonites Wed in Milwaukee and Salt Lake City

William Bernstien and Charles Niblack, both Kiel Bros. employees from Dillon, married in Milwaukee and Salt Lake City respectively. Bernstien wed Agnes Calloway at her parents home with an Episcopal ceremony and plan to reside at the Wim Smith cottage after Nov. 15. Niblack married Fanny McCracken in Salt Lake City after meeting there. both men are well known and respected in the county with many congratulations.

Bernstien Charles Niblack Milwaukee Agnes Calloway Miss Calloway Dillon Misa Stamm Albert Stamm Wim Smith South Atlantic Street Charlea Niblack Salt Lake City Fanny McCracken Kipton Mo Mr. Niblack Miss McCracken Missouri Mr. Bernstien

November Term of Court Sets Dillon Session Schedule

The November term of the district court will convene in Dillon on Wednesday November 7 at 10 oclock a m. The criminal calendar will be light and the term likely shorter than typical jury terms. Civil criminal and probate calendars will be called on day one with cases demurrers and motions set for hearing. A jury will attend this term. Readlng lists show several cases with dates from November 10 to November 19 including Re Rattlesnake Water Company Olsen v Thompson Rix v Norton et al Tibdo v State Bank of Dillon and Gravell Bros v Stagga et al.

District Court Dillon Rattlesnake Water Company Gravell Bros Stagga Et. al P.m. Olsen Va. Thompson

Trial dates set in Montana cases against Thompson Montgomery

Proceedings list Heaverhead County Montana v Thompson and Montgomery with hearings on November 20 and November 24 at 9 and 10 a m. The notice notes Ajix 55 and Lafferty as involved parties with case numbers 8h and 10a.

Rappen al Ove Heaverhead Co State Va Thompson Co. Va Montgomery Lafferty Nouv

Dearborn Civil War Veteran Dies After Illness in Dillon

Frederick William Dearborn 64, longtime Dillon resident and Civil War veteran, died last Saturday at his Kentucky avenue home of heart failure after a week and a half illness. Born in Canada, he later lived in Massachusetts, Boston, Chicago, Clinton Town, Moscow Idaho, before settling in Dillon. He worked as a blacksmith and machinist and was known as Doctor Dearborn for his drug and drink habit cure. He leaves a wife and several children. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at the Episcopal church with Rev. S. D. Hooker officiating. burial in Mountain View cemetery.

Frederick William Dearborn Kentucky Avenue Canada Massachusetts Boston Chicago Clinton Moscow Idaho Dillon Rince Dearborn

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Reata Board of County Commissioners W.C. Orr Hon. T. J. Walsh Dillon Theatre Wm. Bernstein Chas Niblack Kiel Bros William F. W. Dearborn Jack’’ McKinney Shineberger Montana and Glendale Streets Bishop Bannack and Idaho Streets
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