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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1903

Page

2

Racing Association Holds Important Meeting

Over six hundred shares were represented as new directors were elected to settle the Dillon Fair and Racing Association indebtedness. The 80 acre tract north of town hosts a former grandstand and track as stockholders seek to repair facilities and attract leasing interest.

Dillon Fair and Racing Association Frank Cooney Association Court House Leonard Eilel B. N. Stevenson Charles H George P. Wolf B. F. White J. W. Morton W. W. Kingsbury Matt Orr W. C. Orr F. H. Cooney Chris Snyder

Immigrants Move Through Dillon on Long Trail

A wagon train of about thirty percent immigrants with four horse teams passed through Dillon Monday morning. The party, including several families, travels from Carbon county toward Payette Idaho to scout for homesteads and may head to Oregon if not satisfied. A young man said they began the journey a month ago from Joliett to Dillon and slowed by traveling with cattle until Bridger Canyon where the cattle were left for relocation by rail once a decision on settlement is made.

Carbon County Payette Idaho Oregon Joliett Dillon Bridger Canyon

General Leonard Wood’s Rise Through Army Ranks

General Leonard Wood has completed thirty days of actual service, yet in four years he rose from a captain surgeon to brigadier general, nearing the senior rank among brdgiers. He heads a group of several hundred officers who have served throughout.

Leonard Wood

Duck Hunting Season Opens With Plentiful Birds and Good Bags

The open season for ducks geese and brant began yesterday with many local sport lovers visiting nearby sloughs and ponds near Dillon. Ducks were plentiful and not very wild promising a strong fall, while hunters complain of access limits on fields and wary landowners seeking protection of game.

Dillon Toms Dicke Harrya Buttinskiea

Montana to Begin Measuring Streams for Irrigation

The Montana state engineer John W Wade and the Bozeman based experiment station will start a multi year project to measure stream volumes on large irrigation sources. They aim to record daily or weekly flows to determine available water and resolve claims before adjudication. The work follows legislation and involves coordination with the US Geological Survey.

Montana John W. Wade Bozeman Wade J .S. Baker United States Geological Survey Mr. Wade George Reeder Helena Dearborn Canal

Telephone service improvements scheduled for Dillon area

Bell telephone plans major upgrades including new 40 foot poles and stringing miles of wire. A Sheridan exchange crew will relocate to Dillon, adding a second operator Miss Margaret Moore and enlarging the switchboard. A solicitor will promote inter urban phones to rural residents within ten miles at two dollars a month.

Vaughn Bell Telephone Exchange Sheridan Margaret Moore Montana Twin Bridges Dillon

Sheriff's Sale Notice for Beaverhead County Land

Sheriff M. D. Gist lists to be sold at sheriff's sale on September 10, 1903 at the Dillon courthouse front door the property of James Dunstan in Beaverhead county Montana. The parcel includes the northwest quarter of section 3 and the northwest quarter of section 4 and the northeast quarter of section 4 and the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter 4 all in township 8 north range 9 west with the west half of the southwest quarter of section 34 plus appurtenances water rights and easements. First publication Aug 26 1903.

James Dunstan David Maule Towit North West North East South East Township Range Beaverhead County Montana South West Quarter M. D. Gist

Jury pool drawn for Beav erhead fall term in Pollack case

A 50 juror panel drawn on Wednesday afternoon for Beav erhead county fall term is praised as the best yet. The list features representative citizens, raising expectations for an uncomplicated Pollack trial. The Wolff case drew Madison county interest but is noted as a separate matter.

Ventrre Beaverhead George Pollack Wolff Madison County

Frank St Clair and Anna Miller wed in Big Hole basin

FE M Kellar known as Frank St Clair and Mrs Anna Miller married Thursday morning by Rev A B Martin with Assess Beardsley and Sheriff Gist as guests. Kellar and Anna had been residents of the Big Hole basin for over a year. Mrs Miller had been granted a divorce from W Grant Miller Wednesday morning but soon remarried. The couple will reside in Jackson for now.

FE. M. Kellar Frank St- Clair Anna &. Miller A. B. Martin Beardsley Sheriff Gist Mrs. Kellar Jackson

Big hawk shot by 12 year old at Herman ranch

A very large hawk described as one of the county’s biggest was shot by 12 year old Francia Staudaker with a target rifle a few days ago. The bird, measured at 58 inches from tip to tip, swooped on a brood of chickens at the Herman ranch near town.

Francia Staudaker Herman Ranch Francis

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Dillon Fair Racing Association U. S State Experiment Station Judge Parker W. H. Parker Virginia City Parker Smith Stewart Jefferson County East P. J. Brophy P. J. Brophy & Co Plain Illinois Central Railway Eat Ississ Wvnnor Omaha, Neb St. Paul Minn Minneapolis, Minn Kansas City Memphis Chicago St. St. Louis Peoria Evansville Ind Nashville Cincinnati Pacific Coast Montana Territory J. A. Foley South St. Salt Lake Cly G. T. Paul F. E. T. Broeck Edwin Norris Examiner Ofice Dillon, Montana W. V. Kingsbury Metlen H. A. Bond, M. D James L. Jones Washington and Bannack Street Milwaukee Claude S. Williams Salt Lake City Utah A. S. Beardsley N. G Cc. W. Scott Rec Jeau C. W. Rosison, C. C. W.E. Waitt, Kofr, &S Saint Louis Southeastern Limited Springfield Birmingham Atlanta Jacksonville G. W. Martin Western Denver, Colo Kellar-Miller Loinsa Siren Ye & Co Scientific American Norea N & Co Joe Lewis Senate KF. Graves Wm. Roz A. L. Stones. Cashier State Bank of Dillon United States Europe F.J. Graves Wm. Roe Martin Barrett Jos. Shineberger A. F. Graeter A. L. Stone R. A. Sullivan, Cashikér First National Bank Upper Montana St Salt Lake Port Dillon Lumber Co J. B. McKinney F.B. Williams
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