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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1911

Page

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Park to Park Highway Proposed Across Western Montana

Hamilton Montana April 19 The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce proposes a park to park highway linking Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks. The 450 mile route would pass through about forty towns including Dillon Missoula Kalispell and St Ignatius and connect four railroads. Plans call for federal state and county control with focus on unifying district roads and promoting a scenic tourist corridor. An inter county meeting may be held during the Montana Good Roads Convention in Missoula in June.

Hamilton Mont Hamilton Chamber of Commerce Montana Yellowstone National Park Glacier National Park Yellowstone Missoula University of Montana State Normal College Oregon Short Line Northern Pacific Puget Sound Great Northern Dillon Bannock Big Hole Battle Field

First Bannack County Sheriff Chronology and Miner Era

The piece recounts the early Beaverhead County era from gold discoveries at Grasshopper and Grasshopper diggin's to Bannack and Bannock governance. It highlights Henry Plummer and Jeff Durley, Eaton, Kingsbury, and Goodrich as pivotal figures in establishing Montana law amid a rough mining frontier.

Grasshopper Diggin Florence Bannack California Idaho Snagg Henry Plummer Jeff Durley Durley Illinois Plummer Montana Beaverhead Ray Stinson R. P. Eaton Geo. M. Brown Eaton Court House Bannock Dist Idaho Territory Montana Territory Kingsbury Argus Eye Territory Wm. Roe Bob Wing al Graeter Wm. Goodrich Wm. C. Goodrich Bill Goodrich

Beaverhead County Free High School Board Sets Dormitory Plan

The Beaverhead County Free High School board met Saturday night in the courthouse. Officers were re elected and committees named for finance grounds and furnishings and teachers. A dormitory plan was outlined to rent a building equip it and provide a matron and cook with costs prorated to students. A special meeting will review a full report in two to three weeks and seek interested student names.

Board of Trustees Beaverhead County T. D. Olmsted G. R. Featherly Margaret Ross C. R. Brown G. T. Paul Teacher's’ Committee Foote Miss Ross

M. M. Co. Take Second Game In Win Over Eliel Bros

The M. M. Co. defeated Eliel Bros. 13 to 6 with strong pitching from Jennings and Barry. Eliel Bros. fielded well but lagged at bat and on bases. Ed Duff umpired as Eliel Bros. eyes next Sunday clash with O-S team, both sides improved.

M. M. Co Eliel Bros Mercantile Jennings and Barry Smith and Hirschman

Dillon People Highlighted in Virginia City News

The Virginia City Times reports Dillon natives frequenting the city last week. Mrs. Judge Poindexter and her husband visited after court appearance, Cashier Harry Gilbert of First National Dillon testified in a water right suit, Joe Smith of Dillon attended district court as an out-of-town attorney, and Mayor George R. Metlen served as a witness in a water suit.

Dillon

Annual Baptist Convention Here

The Montana Baptist annual meeting convened with delegates from First and Swedish Baptist churches of Butte Anaconda Helena and this city. Four sessions featured progress reports and speeches by Rev Thomas Stephenson Rev Charles Cook and Rev L G Clarke among others. Continued on Page Two.

First Baptist, Swedish Baptist Bethel Baptist Churches Butte First Swedish Baptist Churches Anaconda First Baptist Church of Helena First Baptist Thomas Stephenson Montana Baptist State Convention Charles A. Cook D. D Spokane American Baptist Home Mission Society American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society L. G. Clarke American Baptist Publication Society

Model Yards for Oregon Short Line at Dillon

The Oregon Short Line Railroad will construct new yards at Dillon extending north to the Beaverhead river to nearly double capacity. Construction, surveying completed, work to start this summer with trackage rearrangements and relocation of coal chutes and water facilities to the north side.

Dillon Oregon Short Line Railroad Company Beaverhead

Rumors of Gilmore & Pittsburg Lease and Rail Extension

Rumor says Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad has leased the Short Line from Armstead to a mile south of Dillon and may extend the line toward Twin Bridges. Locals note no right of way man or construction crews seen yet, while engineers survey the valley. Subtexts speak of vague rumors and lingering speculation.

Glen Hill Dillon Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company Armstead

Beaverhead District Court Opens in Spring Session

Beaverhead County District Court convened Monday with Judge Poindexter presiding. Thirteen criminal and seventeen civil cases set for trial, jury to May 12. Five Dillon residents examined for citizenship. State v. Drowns ended without verdict after 20 hours, eleven for acquittal. Roy Dingley grand larceny case also set for trial.

District Court Beaverhead County J. B. Poindexter Uncle Sam Ole Pearson Lewis T. Mikkelson John Sullivan Peter Lauritzen John Christiansen Dillon Gilmore & Pittsburtg R. R Salmon Flynn Drowns Rodgers S. V. Stewart Virginia City C. W. Robison Jos. C. Smith State of Montana Roy Dingley George Rebich

Leprosy Spread Claim Tied to Fish and Oysters

Dr. M. Couret of New Orleans told the Association of Bacteriologists that fish and oysters can act as media for leprosy transmission. The remarks were reported from Chicago on April 17.

Chicago M. Couret New Orleans Association of Bacteriologists

Matilda B. Scott Dies After Long Illness in Dillon

Mrs. Matilda B. Scott widow of George B. Scott died at her South Dakota street home Monday night April 17 after a months long decline from paralysis and a broken limb. She was 67 and had lived in Dillon for seven years. Funeral held at Episcopal church with Rev. S. D. Hooker officiating. burial at Mountain View cemetery beside her husband. Born January 22 1944 in Mifflin County Pennsylvania she was the youngest of 13 children. There are few family survivors remaining.

South Dakota Street Matilda B. Scott George B. Scott Dillon Mifflin County John Burkholder Ohio

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Dill A. J. Noyes Gold Creek Pioneer Gulch Big Hole Lemhi Williams Creek Ned County High School Board Discing Beaverhead Valley Eliel Hallroad Gilmore & Pittsburg Dillonward
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