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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1917

Page

4

Con Orem Montana Pugilist and 1862 Prize Fight Riot

Con Orem the Montana pioneer boxer who helped spark the territory's creation fought Geogheghan in Cheesequake Creek New Jersey on May 3 1862 for Colorado and $1000 prize. A revolver at the referee head and mob violence marred the match with Orem ultimately winning as chaos erupted and deputies pursued fleeing fighters.

Con Orem Montana McLean Orem Geoghegan Colorado London Cheesequake Creek Keyport N. J Tom Cribb Orema Geogheghan Philadelphia New York Kit Burns Water Street Harry Hill Dan Kerrigan Johnny Roche Hill Bedlam John Burns Piper Burns South Amboy Kill von Kull Staten Island Shore Totenville L. I

Montanas Elk Exhibit At National Museum In Washington

A Montana elk group from Yellowstone is mounted for display in the Smithsonian in Washington. The collection, from government protected herds, illustrates winter conditions as bulls contest cows. Congress funded an elk refuge in Jackson Hole to feed herds. about 60 000 to 70 000 elk exist wild and in captivity in the United States.

Montana Yellowstone National Park United States National Museum Washington, D. C Smithsonian Institution Interior Department Congress Jackson Hole Jackson Wyo Wyoming Department of Agriculture Biological Survey United States

Iron in Blood Boosts Strength Claims by Doctor

New York report highlights Dr E Sauer of Boston praising ordinary nuxated iron. He claims sleeplessness and nervous weakness stem from iron deficiency and that two five grain tablets three times daily can double strength in ten to fourteen days, with a $100 refund offer if results fail.

New York N. Y Dr. E. Sauer Boston BE. Sauer

Henrietta the race horse aids Allies in France

Henrietta, once owned by Peter Breen of Butte, is serving with French forces in France. Breen learned of the horse's fate after years apart when Eddie Guyette, a former Breen ranch foreman now in a Canadian regiment, encountered the mare. Guyette says Henrietta recognized him and trotted beside a French officer during a ride.

France Henrietta Peter Breen Butte Breen Miles City Eddie Guyette Rock Creek Granite County Guyette

Roundup Montana Starts Church Building Project

The State Roundup reports construction begins on a Baptist church in Roundup. Havre and Plentywood note multiple new buildings and farm loan acts, with local banks organizing and land planned for Red Cross and tax payments with Liberty loan bonds. A Livingston elk head and a press club visit are also mentioned.

Montana Irrigation and Land Deals Highlight Regional Growth

The commerce driven drive to fund hay for elk near Yellowstone faces winter pressures as Elk herds move from mountains. Land & Irrigation Co headed by David Hilger and Walter Winner awarded a major ditch contract to C E Weir in Flatwillow to irrigate about 27000 acres. Wisdom William Huntley of Spokane has bought 2140 irrigated acres near here for 70880 dollars, expanding his holdings to 7000 irrigated acres. The Huntley Cattle Co plans to winter 2000 head. Helena reports a state highway committee decision to boost car license funds for county road payments, adding 813 percent distribution after a 25 percent disbursal by the secretary of state, with one third of funds now allocated to counties. A phosphate reserve encompassing 197810 acres, mostly unsurveyed in southwestern Montana, was created under the June 25 1910 act. the order issued by the president October 9 1917 took effect that day. Miles City notes the death of O F Rogers aged about 89, a pioneer resident since 1885, who lived in old town near Fort Keogh ruins.

Havre Plentywood Sheridan County Lehigh Conrad J. E. Ritchey Farmers State Bank Lewistown Fergus County Equity Society Montana HE. J. Christie Andrew J. Smith Kendall Western Electric Supply and Engineering Company Great Falls Red Cross Fergus County Hinsdale Here tTex Rickard Musselshell County France Eighteenth Engineers Livingston A. W. Miles Jackson Hole Livigston Ford Joseph R. Jackson Silver Bow Bozeman Japan Columbia Falls Billings F. M. Lawrence S—W. H. Huber Livingston Lodge of Elks Park County Chamber Fergus County Land & Irrigation Company David Hilger Walter Winner C. EB. Weir Flatwillow Wisdom William Huntley Exchange National Bank of Spokane Francis & Geisser Huntley Cattle Company Helena State Highway Commission Lcenses Secretary of State Congress Miles City O. F. Rogers Rogers Old Town Fort Keogh

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