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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1916

Page

5

Why I Am for Wilson by Irving Fisher

Irving Fisher, Yale professor, outlines reasons for backing Woodrow Wilson. He attended conventions, supports tariff reform, Mexican policy, and caution in foreign affairs, praising Wilson’s records, civil service reform, and progressive Democrat platform.

Irving Fisher Yale University Roosevelt National Conservation Commission Chicago St. Louis Hughes Wilson Independent League Wilson Payne- Aldrich Mexico Senate Congress

Big Pow Wow Halts Dillon Streets With Three Day Fair

Beaverhead fairgrounds host a three day event featuring acrobats home talent shows and nightly entertainment as the Dillon band performs daily. Wild horses bulls and steers are penned for pow wow events while agricultural displays showcase grasses grains and vegetables gathered from Beaverhead county. A better baby contest directed by Mrs. Pearl I Smith will run in the Beaverhead Club rooms with medical staff on hand. Special rail rates from north and south of Dillon boost attendance as crowds flock to the county seat.

Dillon Band Beaverhead Fair Association Beaverhead Frank A. Hazelbaker Pearl I.smith Beaverhead Club Oregon Short Line Gilmore & Pittsburg Dillon

George Weiss is killed at the sawmill confrontation

A coroner and jury heard testimony about a deadly clash between two partners near a sawmill. A witness said Weiss planned to shoot if shooting occurred, and Charles Wilson described ongoing trouble and a threatened dissolution of partnership.

Weiss Charles Wilson Ralph

Witnesses Describe Fatal Gunfight In Beaverhead County

The account details a deadly shooting involving George Weiss and Ralph, with George Pflammer, aka George Weiss, allegedly drawing first and Ralph returning fire. Glidewell phoned the sheriff and waited for arrival. Weiss survived relatives in Germany. Pflammer reportedly deserted from the German army and changed his name.

Wen George Weiss Ralph Weiss George A. Spriggs J. W. Hubert Wilson Slaughter Glidewell Millpoint D. W. Erwin Dillon Beaverhead Germany George P. Pflammer

County Commissioners Hear Road Petition in 1916 Session

The board reviewed petitions for new roads, with viewers noting a north Meadow Creek route as vital for winter access. Costs estimated at 11 days of four men and teams plus blasting and bridges totaled about 500 dollars. Additional road projects and tax matters were recorded, with adjournments to September 6 and 7.

Will Sweeney Chris Peterson W. B. Chapman H. EB. Andrus Meadow Creek Elmer Martinell A. J. Lonsberry Lons Lonsberry Charis Brothers Harry Andrus J. Brown Sheep Creek Basin Taylor Creek W. T. George L. K. Adams T. J. Mulaney Mary Tavich Lima O. C. Gosman Lima Township Canyon Ditch Dillon- Barratts Road W. M. Harrison Dell Nicholia Township 15 Range 11 Nicholla W. J. Crowell George Whitworth

Church Services and Sermons Announced for Sunday

First Baptist Church lists 11 o clock service by the pastor and 8 pm sermon on Martin Luther at the Diet of Worms by Dr Tilden with Sabbath school at 10. Methodist Church notes Sept 17 activities with 9 50 Sabbath school and 11 and 8 o clock services by Pastor H G Humphrey Epworth league at 7 and special music morning and evening.

Baptist Church Methodist Church Robi, Clark H. G. Humphrey Epworth League

Booze Cases Barred From State Asylum Controversy

The Good Government Club critiques Dr. J M Scanland and Mr Kennedy over a 5 percent claim linking insanity to alcohol. It argues the state asylum rejects alcohol victims while a separate inebriates hospital exists, alleging suppression of facts to protect liquor interests.

J. M. Scanland State Hospital Montana State Hospital Scanland Warm Springs Mr. Vater Good Government Club Dillon, Mont

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