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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1901

Page

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Two Lost Boys Rescued After Severe Valley Snowstorm

Special correspondence from Beaverhead and Madison counties reports a heavy snow storm delaying Easter events. Two boys Joseph Colter and Lew Clemerson wandered the hills overnight, were found next morning near Williams Junction, and returned home safely amid rumors and relief. Easter services proceeded despite the storm, with praise for teachers and students and strong missionary fund contributions.

the Tribune, Sr Joseph Colter Lew Clemerson William’s Junction Mr. Colter

Mission Fundraising and Local News Update

The community reports about 80 raised for 27.60 in mission work with five months left in the year and church and school totaling around 60, nearly double last year. Rev. Burton delivered a sermon on The Resurrection of Our Saviour as stormy weather affected attendance. Junior League arranged potted plants in the afternoon. A fire burned Bailey branch store in Centennial valley the previous night. insurance partially covered losses and origin unknown. Local visits include Mrs Coleman from Dillon and O K Paul returning from Anaconda. school trustees re-elected Henry Glead and H J Just. Mrs John Thomas ill. W T Hopkins home from Logan Utah.

Burton Junior League Baily Centennial Valley Coleman Dillon Lima Truax Henry Glead H. J. Just W. F. Gardner O. K. Paul Anaconda John Thomas W.T. Hopkins Logan Utah

Bannack News from the Land of Gold Dredges

Special correspondence from Bannack Apr 11 reports multiple visits and relocations across Horse Prairie Upper Grasshopper and Rattlesnake areas. It notes mine activity at Polaris, arrivals from Dillon and Chicago, household building, a scarlet fever outbreak with one death, and local social events including school elections, barn sales, and an I O O F ball plan.

Ranch Moves and Visitors Reach Bannack Scene

In Bannack, Pat Conners heads to ranching after buying the John Jack ranch on Horse Prairie. Mort Hart and his wife, along with Mrs. Richard Nelson, arrived from Dillon. Tom Wynes came over from Horse Prairie last Monday to join the local movements and sick lady accompanying someone to Jackson.

the Tribune Bannack Martin Barrett Horse Prairie George Gray Grasshopper Tom Barrett George Ashworth Argenta Ed. Lloyd Tom Clement Dillon John Pendergrast Wm. Matthews Polaris Edward Avery F. L. Graves Chicago Chas. Nelson H. F. Jackson Iowa van Sandt Jack Martin Thomas Judge Wm. Tash James Jensen Tom Hillis Cole Jackson Pat Conners John Jack Mort Hart Richard Nelson Tom Wynes

Elaborate Easter Services at Sheridan Churches

Easter morning brought a fair day after a week of storms with light snow. Children performed recitations and dialogues, led by Mesdames Thomas and Smith, and Mrs. W. W. Howard. The pastor spoke on missions in the British West Indies as Easter music filled the church.

the Tribune Summan Jesus Thomas and Smith W. W. Howard British West Indias Mesdames Smith Thomas Wolverton Marshall Merriss Helick Thompson Estlin Leuck David Wherey

Doings in a Mining Town Briefly Told

Special correspondence from Tuinunr April 9 reports local movements including Mrs Clara Fellows visiting sister Mrs Alex Lund and Sam Dendelle staying with stepfather F S Getohill. Several residents moved or traveled to Butte and Silver Star with social calls and family visits noted.

Roongister Clara Fellows Divide Alex Lund Sam Dendelle Helens Getohell A. Stocker Ben Landies Butte Tom Garrison Joe Pairie Melrose Altha McCall Lena Emma Fisher Louis Dern Silver Star Bridges S. O. O. F. Lodge A. Lund Lewis Bt Jim Covell Sheridan Sherrer

School Closes and Prizes Awarded in Dillon

Miss Florence Meisner distributed spelling prizes to students Edwin Utley Mildred Marshall Myrtle Kearn and George Utely as school ended March 29. Meisner and Miss Lillian Meisner visited. Mrs Utley remains ill and Mrs T O Mills aids care. Others flocked in from Rochester and Helens.

The Tribune Pacrvinix Lillian Meisner Dillon Albert Nybart Florence Meisner Mra PW Baker_and_son le Sueur Rochester T. O. Mills Helens Utley

Murder Mystery After Gruesome Fire Near Barrets

A severely burned man was found under a tree south of Barrets station near Dillon by an Italian section hand. Coroner Jones and the county attorney led an inquest. the jury ruled the death a murder with unknown perpetrator, noting strangulation and signs of defensive struggle. The victim’s clothes appeared well kept with new underwear, a corduroy coat and vest, and a Marvel Watch Co. gold plated watch. Sixteen cents and a watch were found nearby. The body likely lay there months and shows no clear evidence of gunshot or blunt force.

Oregon Short Line Barrets Station Dillon Jones Marvel Watch Co N.Y

Mining expert William Gallagher dies in asylum

William Gallagher a well known mining manager died at Warm Springs insane asylum. He was about 53, born in Zanesville Ohio and spent years in Montana Utah California Nevada and Old Mexico working for Hearst Haggin and others. He migrated to Argenta Montana last years where his mind failed and he has resided at the asylum since.

William Gallagher Warm Springs Dillon Argenta Salt Lake City Standard Mr. Gallagher Zanesville Ohio Montana Missouri River Helena Utah Senator Hearst J. B. Haggin California Nevada Idaho Arizona Old Mexico Deadwood

Government eyeing ownership of transportation facilities expands

The piece notes Canada’s push toward government ownership of railways and 1700 miles already secured. It predicts Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific may be next, as railroad consolidation could reshape relations between magnates and workers and move toward employee stock ownership in a French model. The United States watches closely.

Grand Trunk Canadian Pacific United States

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General Kitchener Edward VII Kitchener Omdurman Beaverhead Madison Counties Tersey W. W. Caldwell Foreman M. E Edna Ripley Huber Mes. L Kupfer Dillon, Montana China Huber Brothers Farley Groceryco Land of Gold Big Hole Basin Chas. Albes North Fork Wm. Stanchfield Mr. Stanchfield DELL H. R. Paddock Clark McNinah Mr. Paddock Mrs. Paddock Far Rady Indiana O. H M. McKnight Henry Filtes Henry Gleed Hooker Sheriden Episcopal Church Miss Withers Will Dudley Jas. G. Walker Virginia City Raymond Fox Ladies' Aid Society Jes. Thomas E. D. Marsh Ladies’ Aid Society Martha Conanty Sim Germany Bessie Mailey Point of Rocks Miller Will Clark Rogers Bros Albert Stamm Pageville Gallagher Insane Aassylum
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