Looking Backward from 0 Cat at Se Cacitana
From the Tribune April 11, 1890. The newly elected Horse Prairie board of trustees includes Mrs E Barrett Mrs James Eddis and Mrs A F Graeter. Local notes report moose caught at Henrys Lake, a quiet school election, new Twin Bridges store setup, and minor incidents at Dillon Bottling Works.
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Horse Prairie
E. Barrett
James Eddi¢s
A. F. Graeter
Birch Creek
Montana
George Kunzman
Mexico
Central America
Theo McKinney
New Orleans
W. M. Oliver
Centennial
Dick Rock
Vic Smith
Henry's Lake
Twin Bridges
White Bros
Butte
Lima I O F lodge anniversary event set for April 26
From the Tribune dated April 14 1899 Lima the I O F lodge anniversary hall will be held April 26 in the opera house The Dillon orchestra will provide music N L Hall will serve the supper guaranteeing first class quality The Dillon Whitehall stage line changed hands April 1 Lon Pickett now runs the line Harry Hamilton handles ribbons between Dillon and here The Rife family of Medicine Lodge suffers a whooping cough siege Governor White sold his pacing mare Silver Queen to Charles Wilson of Winnipeg Canada for 500
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The
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Dillon Orchestra
N. L. Hall
Dillon-Whitehall
Lon Pickett
Harry Hamilton
Here
Dillon
Medicine Lodge
B. ¥. White
Charles Wilson
Winnipeg
Canada
Dillon School Trustees Nominated In April Caucus
A Dillon school caucus yielded nominees for school trustee of the Dillon public schools A L Stone Leonard Eliel John F Bishop and George W Dart W H Rodgers a leading Anaconda attorney visited with H G Rodgers and family in Dillon Edmund J Callaway of Virginia City arrived to settle in Dillon and Lefty Ralston former Dillon ball player has signed with Tacoma for this season as left fielder.
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Dillon Public Schools
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Leonard Eliel
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George W. Dart
W. H. Rodgers
Anaconda
H. G.rodgers
Edmund J. Callaway
Virginia City
Dillon
Callaway
Madison County
Ralston
Tacoma
Wash
Dillon Council approves lighting and paving projects
At Dillon city meetings resolutions endorsing improved lighting and street paving were passed. Bids will be sought at once and work to begin as soon as possible. J E Morse closed a deal for Beaverhead Ranch consisting of about 1500 acres in the Sweetwater basin with purebred Hampshire sheep and improvements.
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Sweetwater Basin
Hampshire
The March of Time by Editors of Jimr Weekly Newsmagazine
The Weekly Newsmagazine continues its feature The March of Time from Page One, noting declared value.
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Jimr
Montana Supreme Court Sets April 24 Review Date
Montana Supreme Court fixed April 24 for reviewing district court proceedings in Keeney v State Board of Education. Keeney, former University of Montana librarian, sued after his contract was not renewed by University President George Finlay Simmons on September 1, 1937, winning in Lewis and Clark district court. The board reported it had completed district court presentation in a Tongue and Yellowstone river Irrigation District suit seeking 5861 dollars plus interest and penalties. Secretary Mitchell announced incorporation of the Montana Farriers' Association with HQ in Helena to promote integrity among Montana fur dealers. officers listed.
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University
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Custer County
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State of
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
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Spruce Street
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McFadden
Dillon Camera Club Forms at City Hall
At a Tuesday meeting more than 20 photography enthusiasts formed the Dillon camera club in the city hall. Walter Stephan was elected president with Dr. R. D. Curry as vice president and Mrs. J. C. Wedum as secretary treasurer. Committees for bylaws and a library of periodicals were named, dues set at 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for juveniles, meetings decided for alternate Mondays and Thursdays, next set for April 10.
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R. D. Curry
J. C. Wedum
Stephan
Dr. Curry
Lambert Eliel
Betty Hall
Elmo Winn
Albert Erickson
Ed Olson
Montana approves ten year state land leases for stockmen
Beaverhead representative Joe Metlen says the legislature authorized 10-year leases on state land replacing the previous five-year maximum. Two bills, approved March 24 by the state land board, enable long-term leasing aligned with grazing district policy and forest reserve aims. Metlen notes the change should stabilize stockmen operations and aid range conservation.
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Ayers
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Myers
Treasure ‘County
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Chinook
Joe Metlen
Beaverhead
Solon
State Land Board
Forest
Taylor Grazing Administration
Metlen
The
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Commissioners Hear Road Delegation From Wisdom
A Wisdom delegation led by Mrs. Mary Shaw urged the county commissioners to aid completion of the Divide Wisdom road to improve access to the Big Hole basin. Others present included Ben Mallon and Frank Pendleton. The board granted Normal College and high school use of the fairgrounds for baseball games and track meets.
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Wisdom
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Divide-Wisdom Road
Mary Shaw
Big Hole Road
Normal College
Melrose Visitor Ralph Streb Spends Tuesday in Dillon
Ralph Streb visited Dillon on Tuesday representing Melrose and spent time in local meetings and discussions with residents and officials.
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Ralph Streb
Dillon
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