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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1911

Page

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Flax versus Wheat on Dry Land Gains Highlighted

Assessor Norman E Holden discusses flax as a drought hardy crop with higher potential yields on dry land. He cites a Dillon demonstration where flax yielded nine bushels per acre versus six for wheat on similar soil. He notes flax resistance to pests and disease, seed supply programs, and favorable prices with prospects for higher returns this summer.

Norman E. Holden Mr. Holden Dillon American Linseed Co Duluth Minneapolis Bolley Dakota Experiment Station

April 17 Term Opens for Fifth Judicial District Court

The Fifth Judicial District will begin its April term Monday April 17 with Judge J B Poindexter presiding. Criminals start on day one and naturalization petitions will be heard. Trials are scheduled for many cases including State v Crowns State v Dingley and State v Montrose across April 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 May 1 2 3 4 5 6. Jury list named.

District Court Fifth Judicial District J. B. Poindexter Edward Crowns Roy Dingley Louis Montrose H. Lewis Herbert H. Soper Robert Boone M. Jno Butala Michael Rebich J. J. Williams Thos. B. Taylor R. F. Tattersall Jens Christiansen L. Sorenson Fred Oliver Clarence France W. C. Jones Dr. Egbert Edwin Gleed Wm. Hopkins R. J. Selway Rudolph Young Terrence Flynn A. F. Selway Jno. Evans H. W. Gardner Ed. Marches

Five Men Arrested on Gambling Charge in Lima

Sheriff Gosman arrested W. O. Palmer Dick Erwin Jesse Allen Bert Grant and Oscar Olson Tuesday morning in Lima for gambling. The game took place in the rear of the Elk saloon. All but Erwin posted $250 bonds and waived preliminary hearing, bound over to district court.

Gosman Lima W. O. Palmer Dick Erwin Jesse Allen Bert Grant Oscar Olson Elk Erwin

Surprise Dinner Honors Miss Eliza Selway

Mrs. Hawley J. Selway hosted a dinner last Saturday night in honor of her sister-in-law Miss Eliza Selway. The surprise event began at 6:30 PM with guests including Mrs. Theodore Nelson Mrs. Arthur Graeter Mrs. Hawley Selway and several Misses Eliza Selway Anna Johnson Jean Bishop Mabel Willard Alice Warren Grace Lamont Margaret Ross Edith McDowell Catherine Cavanaugh Lydia Roberts.

Miss Selway Hawley J. Selway Eliza Selway Theodore Nelson Arthur Graeter Hawley Selway Anna Johnson Jean Bishop Mabel Willard Alice Warren Grace Lamont Margaret “Ross Edith McDowell Catherine Cavanaugh Lydia Roberts

Noted Jesuit Is Coming to Dillon for Public Mission

The city will host Jesuit missionary Thomas A. Meagher from the 23rd to the 30th of this month. A Philadelphia native, he has long served in California and comes here from Los Angeles. Father Loiseau arranged the mission, bringing one of the Pacific coast’s foremost pulpit orators to Dillon. Meagher is known for clear, powerful style without acrimony, and attendance is expected from many denominations.

Dillon Thomas A. Meagher Father Meagher California Los Angeles Father Loiseau Pacific Coast

Water suit figures in district court visit by three Big Sheep Creek residents

Patrick Sweeney Mitchell Martinell and George Wordsworth of the Big Sheep Creek basin were in town this week to attend a district court water suit proceedings.

Patrick Sweeney Mitchell Martinell George Wordsworth Big Sheep Creek Basin

Baseball League Opens Its 1911 Season This Sunday

The season runs April 9 through July 2 with weekly games in the city league. Teams include Mercantile Company Eliel Brothers Olmsted Stevens on Co Ebel Brothers Decor Day Ethiel Brothers and Olmsted Stevenson Co. schedule lists Sundays from April 9 to July 2 and a Mercantile vs Olmsted Stevenson clash on the finale.

Olmsted-Stevenson Co, Mercantile Co Ehel Brothers Olmsted-Stevenson Mercantile Co Ebel Brothers Olmsted-Stevenson Mercantile Co Eliel Brothers Mercantile Co Olmsted-Stevson Co Eliel Brothers Olmsted-Stevenson Co

First Game of Season Between U S Co and M M Co

Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock the first game of the season will be played between the U S Co and the M M Co. All teams will wear news ai uniforms arriving last week. A grand parade led by the Dillon Brass Band is expected before the game. Admission to grand stand is 25 cents.

Olmsted- Stevenson Co Montana Mercantile Co U S. Co M. M. Co Dillon Brass Band

Big Dredge to Rise on Kirtley Creek Ground

L. H. Hohl consulting engineer with Jones and Hopefield arrive to oversee construction of a dredge for Kirtley Creek ground. The $150000 to $200000 monster dredge will separate yellow metal from hundreds of acres and move 10000 yards daily. Power lines are prepared by Andrews Light Power Co. and work will employ about sixty during construction and later several on operation.

L. H. Hohl Kirtley Creek Messrs. Jones and Hopefield Andrews Light & Power Co

Runaway On Bannack Street Injures Two Women

Mrs. Theodore Nelson and Mrs. Wm Herman suffered serious injuries after a horse driven by Mrs Nelson bolted on Bannack Street Wednesday afternoon. A frightened paper caused the horse to run, one wheel collapsed, throwing both women. Mrs Herman was badly shaken while Mrs Nelson sustained facial cuts and bruises as the rig crashed into a fence near the M E parsonage.

Theodore Nelson Wm. Herman Bannack Street

Salvation Army Lecture by Mrs Underwood Dates Set

Mrs Underwood will headline a Salvation Army event at the hall on April 8 and 9 with talks and appearances. The schedule lists Saturday 8 p m and Sunday 3 7 and 8 p m with “I am Yours to Serve” from Lizut Frank Love signing.

Public School Pupils Sing At Normal Auditorium

The 5-A 5-B and 6-B pupils presented a musical at the Normal auditorium last Wednesday afternoon. They sang ten numbers from winter rehearsals and reflected credit on their teachers Mrs Hardisty Miss Long and Miss Shortt.

Shower for Miss Ross Planned by Frances Harrison Crew

Miss Frances Harrison Mary Bennett and Mabel Solway host a miscellaneous shower tomorrow evening at Miss Harrison's home for Miss Mayme Ross who will wed next week.

Frances Harrison Mary Bennett Mabel Solway Mayme Ross Miss Harrison

Arbor Day Proclamation Sets May Ninth as Arbor Day

Governor Edwin L. Norris designates Tuesday May 9 1911 as Arbor Day urging tree and shrub planting. He calls for school programs to teach children about tree value and for citizens to beautify homes streets parks and public spaces. Signed in Helena March 29 1911 by Governor Norris and Secretary A N Yooper.

Helena Norris Edwin L. Norris Montana Epwin L. Norris A. N. Yooper

Dillon Elects New City Officers In Lively Ballot

In Dillon city election results Thos D Olmsted is mayor and C W Scott treasurer. Aldermen chosen include A J Wedum in the first ward A C Gruwell in the second ward M E Barry for long term and A L Badcon for short term along with third ward members. Police judge Josephus Rich won by 56 votes over A A Elliott as turnout totaled 188 in first ward 83 in second ward and 33 in third ward.

Thos. D. Olmsted C. W. Scott A. J. Wedum A. C. Gruwell M. E. Barry A. L. Badcon Josephus Rich A. A. Elliott First Ward Second Ward Third Ward

Cashmore Resigns Not Accepted By City Council

The city council met to audit bills when the resignation of water commissioner W F Cashmore was read. It was not accepted and will be acted on at a special meeting next Monday evening. The same evening the council will also canvass city election returns.

Railways Hit With Far Reaching Forged Bill Lawsuits

In Huntsville Alabama on April 3 twenty four suits seeking about 2 5 million and thirteen suits for nearly 1 5 million are filed against the Louisville and Nashville and the Southern Railways over alleged forged bills of lading.

Huntsville Ala Louisville & Nashville Southern Railways

Real Estate Transfers and Deeds in Dillon Area

Patent grants and deeds listed for multiple properties near Dillon Big Hole basin and surrounding areas. Includes transfers to Galley Ellis Miller Palmer Albers and Mor ton families with prices and locations on Grasshopper creek and Dillon waterfront. notices of occupancy and leases. cemetery lot sale. and a 3 year lease of Crystal saloon in Dillon.

Pearl I. Smith Forthé Samuel Galley Dillon Joseph Ellis Cres Masons Charles E. Miller Big Hole River Wisdom James M. Palmer Grant John G. Albers Big Hole Basin Jackson Joseph Foster C. E. Barnes Big Hole John W. Morton Joseph H. Foster F. D. Fullerton Louis Stahl Samuel Bell Stahl William S. Tash Grasshopper Creek Etta A. Tash W. M. Lenkersdorfer Charles E. Morris A. L. Stone Lima Margaret Patton Hugh Patton Meadow Creek Patrick O'Donnell Bridget Harrington Summit Continental Sky Lark Grizzly Hill Mountain View Cemetery Association Charlotte E. Lyons Jim Brown Daly's John A. Thompson East Creek Ernest B. McNinch Fred Sussman Lost Creek Minnie E. Smith Dave Robb Crystal Saloon

Post Office Plans 45 New Postal Savings Depositories

Postmaster General Hitchcock designates 45 additional postal savings depositories in 45 states and territories including Kalispell Montana Bingham Canyon Utah and Rock Springs Wyoming. The offices target industrial centers with many wage earners and focus on location receipts money order business and postmasters’ efficiency.

Washington Hitchcock Kalispell Montana Bingham Canyon Utah Rock Springs Wyoming

Mission to be held by Rev Thomas A Meagher S J at St Rose Dillon

A Jesuit mission led by Rev Thomas A Meagher S J will take place at St Rose church Dillon Montana starting with 10 a m High Mass on Sunday April 23 1911. The program includes 5 45 Mass and instruction 8 00 Mass and sermon 11 45 instruction for children 3 00 Stations of the Cross 4 15 Children's Mission 7 30 Rosary sermon and benediction of the Blessed Sacrament with Papal blessing at close. Children plot 16 years may attend the Children's Mission and boys and girls up to 16 are required to attend. Rev J Loiseau S J pastor.

Thomas A. Meagher S. J St. Rose's Catholic Church Dillon Montana Rev. J. Loiseau

Transit saved. work on big Beverly project damaged by fire

Ralph Tattersall, son of R F Tattersall of this city, is with civil engineers on a large power project near Beverly Washington. Last week the engineers' quarters burned, destroying records and field notes valued over three thousand dollars. Tattersall lost everything except his clothes and the transit in use. Remaining work may need to be redone.

Ralph Tattersall R. F. Tattersall Beverly Wash Ralph

Movement of Negroes into Western Canada

Ottawa officials oppose Black migration to Western Canada as they say it produces undesirable citizens and a strain on resources. The April report notes government concern over demographic changes and potential social impact.

Ottawa Can Western Canada

Eight Annual Interscholastic Meet Invites State High Schools

The University of Montana invites Montana high schools to Missoula for the eight annual interscholastic meet in May. The event will host the state debating league finals, the declamatory contest, and a triangular meet among the School of Mines, the State Agricultural College, and the university. All events and medals will be awarded on campus to simplify guest housing and foster fellowship. A total of 63 prizes will be awarded, including 16 gold, 26 silver, 16 bronze medals, four silver cups, and ten special final-debate prizes. Several schools previously inactive will participate, and most state high schools are expected to be represented.

University of Montana Missoula State University School of Mines State Agricultural College

Man Charged With Grand Larceny in Horse Theft

James F. Lambert, accused of stealing a team of horses from Bertoglio at Iron Rod and selling them to Anderson Brothers for $15, was located near Tacoma and brought back to Beaverhead county. He was jailed after an indictment by County Attorney Rodgers and bail set at $2,000, which he has not posted.

James F. Lambert Anderson Brothers Tacoma Wash Lambert Bertoglio Iron Rod Dillon Beaverhead Rodgers

Beaverhead County High School Hosts Fourth Annual Exhibit

The Beaverhead County High School held its fourth annual exhibit last Friday night with a full crowd. Prof. C H Bowman of the State School of Mines Butte presented a lecture on Phosphorus with demonstrations. Afterward the building opened for visitor inspection and sales of domestic science and art work, showing ongoing improvement under Principal Leon R Foote.

Beaverhead County C. H. Bowman State School of Mines Butte Leon R. Foote Montana

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Roy Hurst P.m. State Edward E. Smith M. State Orton Gilbert A.m. State Patrick Laden A. m. State Rose Heavy Province of Salvation Army Miss Ross City OF BANK Postal Savings Bank Jesuit Mission Missoula’s Charles Deil
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