Floyd Burtch Brings Home a Bride in County News
Special to Tribune from Pageville on April 5 reports Floyd R. Burtch wed Katherine B. Wolfe of Berthond, Colo., return home to the Burtch ranch, with many friends offering congratulations. Other items note Wilcomb sprains an ankle at school, Hammond family’s move from Broken Bow, a new telephone in the post office, local birthday celebrations, election talk, and Easter events with the Dillon Sisters orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pageville
Max Wilcomb
C. W. Page
Laurin
Roy Gilman
Ray
Utley
George Hammond
Broken Bow
Nebr
Hammond
E. H. Page
Berthond
Colo
Floyd R. Burtch
Katherine B. Wolfe
Burtch
Miss Wolfe
Ray Utley
P. W. Baker
Centerville
Baker Ranche
J. A. Hughes
Stevensville
Mont
Flinch
Crokinole
E. H. Harvey
Joseph Pair
Chas, B. McGlynn
Dillon
Edmond Decelles
Alois Fassler
Murray’s Hospital
Butte
E. H. Wells
E. E. Evans
Melrose School
Rochester
Sherman Vance
Willis School Opens and Dance at Reichles Well Attended
Willis April 4 The community reports the school reopening with 19 pupils enrolled under teacher Miss Bertha Crouder. A dance at Mrs Reichle’s last Saturday drew attendees from Melrose Farlin and nearby areas. various visitors from Dillon, Twin Bridges, Glendale and Birch Creek stopped by.
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Tribune
Willis
Curtis Ferguson
Sunny Side Ranch
Dillon
Dr. Bond
Garrison
Twin Bridges
Beeciers Bros
Jacob Hartwig and Son
Fasslers
Dr. Townshend
Melrose
Master Jones
Farlin
L. G. Woodside
Reichle
W. H. Oliver
Birch Creek
Julius Hartwig
Jake Woodside
Glendale
Charles Beaver
Big Hole Basin
Charley
Bertha Crouder
Melrose School Election Hopes Near With Easter Ball
Melrose notes interest in the upcoming school election and reports an Easter ball planned to support local causes. Visitors include Henry Knippenberg from Indianapol is and a concert at the church aided the manse fund. Families and visitors from Butte Virginia City and Adobetown were noted in weekly arrivals and departures.
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Melrose
Tribune
Henry Knippenberg
Indianapolis
Ind
L. F. Melleur
Aleen
Butte
Hampden Norris
Hecla
Margaret Smith
John Gelhaus
John Brannigan
Ellen Jennings
Theresa
Virginia City
Marie Kenealy
Adobetown
Mont
Joseph Gelhaus
H. W. Jones
Redrock Notes On Shipments Social and Local Gatherings
Cattle shipments from Redrock include Degan Bros sending one load to Omaha and J C Brenner receiving a load from Idaho. The community hosted a club meeting at Mrs F W Lambhear with carnation favors. Birthday celebrations marked Miss Dora Mae McPherson Pearle Ward and the “twin sisters” party at Ward home with couples parading partners and refreshments. Notables visiting Redrock included Frances Nichols Zee Stevenson Edith Decker and Geo Jewell. Emerson Hill attended a State Normal board meeting in Dillon. funeral attendance for Cornelius Bray in Lima noted. Also arrives Engine No 1 for Silver Fissure Mining Co Polaris and will be unloaded Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Redrock
Degan Bros
Omaha
J. C. Brenner
Idaho
F. W. Lamphear
Dora Mae McPherson
Pearle Ward
Frances Nichols
Barrett's
Clare Lee
Spencer
Ida
Zee Stevenson
Katherin Haines
Maude Hill
Edward Ames, Jr
Leroy Cracroft
D. E. Tracy
C. H. Hill
Parke Scott
Virgil McKnight
Smith Ames
Ethridgey Ward
Edith Decker
Dillon
Haines
Ward
Geo. Jewell
Emerson Hill
State Normal Board
E. Hill
J. W. Scott
Col. Decker
Pat Ward
Lima
Cornelius Bray
Mr. Bray
Butte
Silver Fissure Mining Co
Polaris
Remey Murder Trial Closer With Defense and New Witnesses
The Remey murder trial neared adjournment after a long session in which new witness James A. Pierson testified that Oliver carried 250 dollars in American money before leaving Canada. Details of Oliver's debts and Remey's actions were presented by multiple witnesses, while the defense outlined its strategy and two interpreters were appointed. The trial featured conflicting medical testimony on Oliver’s death and Remey’s attempts to explain his flight and identity.
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James A. Pierson
Magiff
LaCroix
Canada
Oliver
Dillon
Jasper J. Head
John Hall
Remey
Dupuyer
Kunkle
Charles Buckman
Prickly Pear Canyon
Alberta
W. M. Oliver
Montana
Buckman
Helena
Mike Rubenoch
Eureka
Horsky
France
Chouteau
Dearborn
Camille F. Remey
Leon LaCroix
McKenzine, Mann & Co
J. N. Houle
Calgary
Battleford
Nelson
Vancouver
Picnic Grove
Montreal
Winninipeg
Wason Oliver
B. C. Brooke
Brooke
L. H. Fligman
Norris
Junod
H. J. Herron
Dillon church services at St James Episcopal
St James Episcopal at Corner Washington and Glendale conducts Holy Communion at 11 am on the first and third Sundays with morning prayer at 11 and evening prayer at 7 30. Sunday school begins at 9 45 am under Rev S D Hooker.
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St. James Episcopal
Washington and
Glendale Sts
S. D. Hooker
Church Services Announced at Corner Bannack and Washington
Prof. S. A. Lough listed as pastor. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. Morning sermon at 11. Class meeting at noon. Epworth League at 7:30 p.m. Evening sermon at 7:30. First Sunday sacred concert. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p.m.
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Bannack
Washington Sts
S. A. Lough
Epworth
First Baptist Church Service Schedule
Corner Idaho and Sebree Streets. Rev. Dr. Horace W. Tilden pastor. Morning preaching at 11 oclock. Bible school at 12 noon. Evening preaching at 7 30. Midweek service Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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First Baptist Church
Idaho and
Sebree Sts
Horace W. Tilden
Witness Describes Autopsy Findings and Revolver Theory
Dr. O. M. Lanstrum testified about the Dillon autopsy, the discovered bullet, and the theory that the revolver may have been inverted when fired. The evidence centers on how the wound occurred and the weapon's orientation at the moment of discharge.
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O. M. Lanstrum
Dillon
Butter John Anderson Sentenced for Grand Larceny
John Anderson convicted of grand larceny for stealing a $200 otter skin coat was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary by Judge Bourquin Saturday.
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John Anderson
Bourquin
Dillon Letter List Uncalled Letters at Dillon Post Office
The Dillon Montana post office lists letters remaining uncalled for as of April 6 1905 with 80 days to claim before sending to the dead letter office. Names include Henry Ausman Jess Burns Wm Clark W C Cowgill T W Cox Ernest Fleser T B Haran Ald Mamperi Harry Olson Frank Powell Bert Stover and Lamont Postmistress.
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Dillon
Mont
Ausman
Henry Burns
Jess Clark
Wm. Cowgill
W. C. Cox
T. W. Fleser
Ernest Haran
T. B. Mamperi
Ald Olson
Harry Powell
Frank Stover
Bert Grack Lamont
For Sale Two Dillon Lots with House and Improvements
For sale two good Dillon lots each 60 feet frontage with a six room house fitted with modern improvements. Includes Voss co Cheon horses chicken house 20 by 20 feet and running water. Address W G Clark Dillon Mont. December 1f.
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Dillon
Voss Co
W. G. Clark Dillon
Mont
Montana medical licensure sees large applicant class
Helena reports the State Board of Medical Examination has one of its largest applicant pools with twenty seven doctors seeking to practice medicine in Montana.
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Montana
Helena
State Board of Medical Examination
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County News Letters
Floyd Burtch
Silver Fissure Company
Ibughette
Dillon Church Services
Grace M. E. Church
G. W. Dart Hardware CO
W. Dart Hardware CO
Dillon, Montana
Tribune Pub.,co
U. S. L. Depot
Dillon, Mont
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