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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1911

Page

1

Jury convicts J A Nelton of second degree murder

After a six hour trial in Melrose jurors find J A Nelton guilty of second degree murder for the July 23 shooting of Charles Streb. The judge will set the sentence, with a potential 10 to 99 year term, and Nelton faces hard labor if sentenced.

J. A. Nelton Charles Streb Melrose Butte Nelson Donlan Shea I. G. Denny Nelton Denny Sullvan Lescher Sullivan Hungate Streb Dillon Walker Maloney Aeeaty Frank Walker Butte Miner Nelon Donlon

Railroad Rumors Swirl Over Gilmore & Pittsburg Route

Rumors circulate in Salmon about Gilmore & Pittsburg expansion toward Payette lake Long valley and the Salmon river. The line may extend first into the Big Creek district then toward Long valley to join the P I N, with a long term plan to Lewistown and the river route to Lewistown debated by rail authorities.

Tfe Salmon Gilmore & Pittbsurg P. GI. N Payette Lake Long Valley Salmon River Salmon City Lewistown Gilmore & Pittsburg Big Creek Hill Lemhi Herald

Piano Contest Nears End With Voters Urged to Support

The Dillon Dry Goods Store piano contest ends in three weeks with Gladys Oliver leading the field and Mrs Jennings close behind. Standings show Oliver 450,400 and Church 429,200, followed by Mollie Sparrow 158,400 and Rita Johnson 83,000. The Methodist Aid Society will meet in the church lecture room with attendees asked to bring a two-plate picnic lunch.

Dillon Dry Goods Gladys Oliver M. E. Church Myrtle Nelson Martha Featherly Mrs. Thos. Hawkins Bessie Fitzharris Freda Williamson May Marchesseau Methodist Aid Society

Beaverhead County Exhibit Draws Big Attention at State Fair

Beaverhead's exhibit at the Montana state fair in Helena draws praise for its innovative display and fertility of the soil. The county train departs tomorrow at six with about 125 people aboard, featuring grains like wheat oats and flax and a decorative ceiling of grain. A special Eliot cup competition spotlights shocks of oats, while Frank Hazelaker leads the display on the state fair executive board.

Beaverhead Helena Montana Beaverhead County Frank Hazelaker State Fair Executive Board

Dillon Dry Goods Store Robbery Report

Three burglars entered the Dillon Dry Goods store yesterday morning and stole about 600 dollars worth of merchandise. Night officers Retallack and Grant arrested one suspect as the others fled, firing their revolvers with no effect. The cash register held 40 dollars but was not opened. Police and sheriff hunt the remaining two suspects.

Dillon Dry Goods Company Retallack Grant Niblack

Appraisers Appointed in Condemnation Suit

Judge W K Stewart of Gallatin county heard condemnation actions involving Gilmore Pittsburg railroad against C Cornell and Poindetter Orr Livestock Co. A three member board consisting of M McKnight Dell Henry Vitter Lima and J K Wunsaker Dillon was appointed to appraise the property and report to the court next Monday.

W. KR. Stewart Gallatin County Dillon Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad C. Cornell Poindetter & Orr Livestock Company M. McKnight Dell Henry Vitter Lima J. K. Wunsaker

New Railroad for Whitehall Proposed by Gilmore & Pittsburg

Twin Bridges reports survey work by Gilmore & Pittsburg indicates plans to extend a railroad down Jefferson valley to Whitehall and possibly into Butte. Surveyors have reached Iron Rod seven miles north. grade stakes set from Point of Rocks to Twin Bridges. Grading may wait until spring.

Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Jefferson Valley Whitehall Butte Iron Rod Northern Pacific Ruby Valley Point of Rocks Twin Bridges

Attendance rising at the State Normal College

The article lists numerous students enrolled from counties across Montana and Dillon, noting a broad regional representation. It discusses ongoing railroad rate disputes involving Southern Pacific, Burlington, Rock Island, Union Pacific, and Western Pacific, outlining past rate changes and current traffic realignments affecting through cars to California.

Lally Sues G P Railway for 25000 Damages

John Lally files a district court damage suit seeking 25000 from Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad Company and managers Thomas Boyle David Caldwell and Thomas Probert claiming a Jan 14 collision with an engine caused permanent injuries while Lally worked as a section foreman near Leadore during hand car loading. He alleges no warning was given by bell or whistle.

John Lally Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company Thomas Boyle David Caldwell Thomas Probert Lally Boyle Cladwell Probert Leadore

Hill Harriman Lines in Fight

Omaha dispatch reports a renewed clash between Hill Burling ton and Warriman Southern Pacific over California traffic. The dispute, rooted in a $2.50 per ticket charge by the East and affecting trans Misssissippi routes, pits rivals against each other beyond court avenues and stock markets.

Union Pacific Chicago San Francisco Interstate Commerce Commission Southern Pacific Ogden Pacific Coast Missouri River Burlington Rock Island Denver Rio Grande Burington California Salt Lake Harriman Omaha Hill Warriman Tarriman Interstate Commerce Commisson trans-Mississippi Wall Hines

Fred Chapman Dies of Heart Trouble

Fred Chapman a resident of Horse Prairie died at the Pat Desmond ranch near Grant from heart failure. He was 33, born in Illinois, unmarried, with a brother George Chapman and three sisters. Funeral services were held at Dillon and he was buried beside his mother in Mountain View cemetery.

Fred Chapman Horse Prairie Pat Desmond Grant Mr. Chapman Desmond Ranch Illinois George Chapman Dillon Mountain View

Miss Alice Wilson Joins Dillon Area School Staff

Miss Alice Wilson of Bismark North Dakota arrived in Dillon Sunday and left for the Diamond O ranch to teach at Drummeys this winter. It is her third year as teacher at that school.

Montana Genevieve Albertson Edith Browning Mary Burke Helen L. Clark Helen H. Clark Hilda Clark Pearl Clifford Lola Church Dolores Commeau Berniece Connell Gladys Davis Marie Devine Myrtle Dragstead Emma Duval Mabel Edwards Nelle Fox Grace Gleeson Anna Gorman Stella Gorman Elsie Greenough Dora Hart Lucille Hartman Lillian Hedges Eva Higgins Annie Hoover Ada Hurd Rhoda Jackson Katherine Kane Susie Karas Edna Easter Lucy Kemper Loretta Lee Helen Liendlief Florence Munger Pearl Mayer Anna McGrady Anastasia McManus Iva Miller Dora Morgan Flora Muphy Isabel Myhe Amelia Norris Bertha Card Helen Oblende Alice O'Brien Katherine O'Brien Charlaine Phelps Edna Pierce Anna Rafferty Burl Rathbone Priscilla Renwick Alice Roy Elizabeth Sauer May Schulten Inez Sherry Gertrude Slocum Agnes Sullivan Carolyn Sullivan Agnes Sweeney Florence Taylor Hazel Taylor Lucy Taylor Lena Tintinger Ethel Vines Susie Waldbilliz Florence Walsh Dillon Ethel Adams Alberta Andrus Idanda Baker Eeith Brackett Constance Brackett Bessie Dissett Josephine Irwin Ethel Franks Katherine Meers Leah O’brien May Price May Sprinkle Verna Bird Ruth Conway Cecil Dwyer Margaret Eldridge Dell Hunsaker Ruth Knotts Elizabeth McDonnel Mary Parish Alice Wilson Bismark North Dakota Diamond O Ranch Miss Wilson Drummeys

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