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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1910

Page

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Centennial valley praised as great cattle feeding region

W M Hollingsworth of Reed and Hollingsworth discusses Centennial valley compared with the Big Hole basin, noting similar wild hay quality and beef production. He cites Lakeview Land & Cattle, Joe Ray management, recent sales and division of ranches, large investments by Tim McCarty and James Dolld, and local feeders like Robert Boatman and Paul Bros. Continued on Page Three.

W. M. Hollingsworth Reed & Hollingsworth Centennial Valley Dillon Mr. Hollingsworth Beaverhead Valley Hollingsworth Big Hole Big Hole Basin Lakeview Land & Cattle Company Marcus Daly Portland Seattle Omaha Denver Joe Ray Tim McCarty James Doldd Staudaker Robert Boatman Paul Bros G. T. Paul B. H. Paul Monida

Cash prizes offered for potato contest along Oregon Short Line

Farmers along the Oregon Short Line are invited to win 500 and 250 dollars by producing the best and second best marketable late potatoes on one acre in 1910. Varieties include Peach Blow Rural Type Netted Gem and Dalmeny Challenge with a broad competition territory. Prizes funded by contributors in Utah and Idaho. Interested growers should write D E Burley at Salt Lake City for contest rules.

Oregon Short Line Salt Lake City Silver Bow Montana Granger Wyoming Huntington Oregon Pacific & Idaho’ Northern Idaho Northern Railroad Idaho Southern Railraid Payette Valley D. E. Burley E. M. Heighe Weiser Idaho E. H. Dewey Nampa H. E. Dunn Payette D. E. MacWatters Milner

Beaverhead Fair Targeting Early October Dates

The Beaverhead county fair may open in early October right after the state fair in Helena and at the end of Idaho fairs in Idaho Falls St Anthony Montpelier and Blackfoot. Secretary Carruthers negotiates with a 26 car Carver carnival to conclude the season in Dillon after Idaho stops. A Salt Lake City engagement may align with fair week and plans include a possible barbecue event during the fair.

Beaverhead Helena Idaho Idaho Falls St. Anthony Montpelier Blackfoot Carruthers Dillon Carver Salt Lake City Salt Lake Fair Association

Liberal Man Helps Struggling Funder Yet Feels Let Down

Hugh L. McCaleb often aids the down and out with money or work. A hungry, poorly dressed man asked for work and split pine boxes at McCaleb's home. After finishing, the man claimed the work was worth half a dollar and McCaleb paid him. The man then invited a drink, which McCaleb refused, leaving the man with a little money but not a meal.

Hugh L. McCaleb Hugh

Opening St James Guild Hall Planned by Church

Bishop Brewer will visit St James church next Sunday and preach at morning and evening services. Confirmation will be administered at the morning service. On Monday evening April 11 a reception and opening of the St James Guild Hall will be held at 8 o clock for members and friends who contributed to the building and furnishing. An entertainment with music and farce is set for Friday evening April 22 at St James Guildhall.

Brewer St. James Church St. James Guild Hall St. James Guildhall

Dillon spring election ends orderly with Citizens' slate ahead

The Dillon spring election proceeded quietly with 408 of 484 registered voters casting ballots. In ward one E T Brock defeated Ernest Orr by 22 votes as Citizens' slate won alderman and referendum. ward two favored Eliel for alderman and opposed the saloon closing ordinance by 34 votes. ward three backed Citizens' slate for aldermen but rejected the saloon closing ordinance by 53 votes. Overall, saloon closing measure failed 262 to 154.

Dillon E. T. Brock Citizens Ernest Orr Brock Orr Eliel Leonard Eliel R. T. Wemple Municipal League John Lenkersdorfer M. E.barry A. S. Rife Joseph Hainds

Essler Lake Dam Break Flood Threatens Water Supply

At 8 this evening word reached Dillon that Essler lake dam on Rattlesnake creek has failed. The structure stood 27 feet high and a major flood is flowing downstream. City water works intake likely damaged. expect very bad water for several days.

Dillon Essler Lake

Local Capital Sought for Big Hole Railroad

Anaconda business leaders consider funding the Anaconda to Big Hole basin railroad. R H Jones and Abbott L Wright report a 76 mile route with potential lower grades and a 1.5 percent slope, projected cost around 1.5 million dollars. Montana investors would supply one third of the total, with local capital to show faith in the project.

Big Hole Railroad Big Hole Butte Inter Mountain Anaconda Montana Jones Wright Big Hole Basin

Virginia City Electric Line Assured for Alder Route

The Virginia City Southern Electric Railway directors meet to authorize bond sale of 200000 dollars and assign Leber to construct the line with operations set for September 1910. Officers elected include Elling as president and Leber as VP, with Duncan secretary and Bennett treasurer. Leber plans to return in five weeks with a crew to begin work.

Virginia City Alder Leber Karl Elling J H. Leber M. M. Duncan A. J. Bennett

Beaverhead Community Dinner Hosted by Prof and Mrs Pooté

Prof and Mrs AR Pooté entertained members of the Senidy class and Beaverhead county teachers at a school dinner held last Monday evening.

AR Pooté Beaverhead County

Census Enumerators to Wear Badges for 1910 Count

The U S Census Bureau urges prompt, accurate responses to the 1910 census. Enumerators will wear badges reading United States Census 1910 and answers are confidential. The April 15 start gives two weeks in cities and 30 days elsewhere.

Bureau of the Census Department of Commerce and Agriculture Washington D. C the Tribune

Tramp Hurt After Fall From Train Tank Near Dillon

Two tramps told officers in Dillon that a fellow tramp fell from the water tank of a morning passenger train while they were beating their way. Under Sheriff Erwin searched Melrose but learned the man was found by northbound trainmen and taken to Butte. Railroad men report severe injuries, with many bones broken, status unknown. Freight crews saw three intoxicated men in Silver Bow yards and suspect a fight on the tank. The trio left Dillon after the incident.

Dillon Apex Melrose Doc Erwin Butte Silver Bow

Western Montana Census Enumerators Named

Census Supervisor Harold N. Blake announced enumerators for western Montana excluding Butte and Missoula. Appointees in Dillon and Beaverhead County include Mrs. Helen W. McVay, H. S. Armitage, Richard R. Price, Carl C. Price, Henry Guyaz and Phillip T. Fagrie. They begin April 15 and urge cooperation for full information.

Harold N. Blake Montana Butte Missoula Blake Dillon Beaverhead County Helen W. McVay Wisdom H. S. Armitage Bristow Richard R. Price Carl C. Price Henry Guyaz Bedrock Phillip T. Fagrie

Beaten and Robbed by Tramps on Freight Train

A man riding a Short Line freight train was beaten and robbed of $2.50 by two tramps. He reported the assault at the sheriff's office with a badly cut head. One suspect was later identified in Armstead. the other fled. Deputy Stone captured the accused in Dillon and lodged him in jail.

Armstead Stone Dillon

Brick addition to Tele phone block for candy kitchen

B F White plans a 12 by 24 foot one story brick addition to the rear of the Tele phone block by Eph Stoller next to Brundage's building. The new kitchen will be used to make candy for Foster's candy kitchen.

B. F. White Eph Stoller Brundage Foster's Candy Kitchen

City Council Reports Water Crisis and Growth Plans

Dillon council debates replacing alkali damaged water lines across the flat between Dillon and the river. Water Commissioner Badcon cites galvanised wire deterioration and higher cost piping. Council adjourns to canvass election returns and consider extending city limits to include east Dillon addition.

White Melton Rounds Monroé Wemple Phillips Dillon City Water Works Badcon J. E. Monroe Mulaney Committee On Arbitration Leonard Eliel Clark Anderson Fidel Huber H. H. Swain Thomas Mulaney Fred Kohli Charles Perry Louis M. Potter Daniel Grant

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THE Carver Company Big’Company Hugh McCaleb Bishop Brewer First Ward R. H. Jones Abbott L. Wright Spokane French Gulch Big Divide Franklin McElfresh Virgina City Board OF Directors Bond J. W. Dobbins Metlen Arch Main Dillon-Armstead Produce Company Mr. Dobbins Billings O. L. McCann Polson Flathead Fficers Sheriff’s Office Waigh Sistems Mary Innes L. L. Thomas Beaverhead Lumber Co Eene Teen Tenance Wells Bros Ee Setara Union Electric Co Fen Ae Eense Eng Tanee H.R. Melton James O. Melton Seteremeidad A. L. Badeiaa Aw Ee RMB Oameeeneeeeenees Fred
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