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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1909

Page

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Jail Scuffle Ends with Found Revolver Frame and Wooden Key

Sheriff Gosman strips cells for contraband after Dick Anderson vows release soon. A 22 caliber revolver frame and a carved wooden key were found hidden in mattresses. The key could unlock the jail door, likely crafted by J E Burdick, a burglary suspect. Screens will be installed on jail windows to deter escapes. Anderson is kept in a secure cage, watched daily. A separate report notes Matt Barry’s Buick sale trip to Virginia City, near-miss mudhole in 60 mile run. Armstead area plans include electric light plant, water system, railroad depot, and new jail. Virginia City birth: Judith Virginia Foster, born April 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney L. Foster.

Gosman Dick Anderson Idaho Falls Anderson J.E. Burdick Sheriff's Office Matt Barry Dillon Virginia City Earl Herbert Wheat Arthur Conger Mr. Barry Sheridan and Laurin Rior Scott & Decker Pittsburg Barnett & Bates Armstead Beaverhead River Jack Clay O. C. Gosman Clay

Armstead Goes Through Rapid Growth as Electric Plans Loom

The Tripune reports Armstead’s rapid growth with Scott & Decker selling all main street business lots. Workers win a raise to six dollars daily for carpenters while plasterers gain ten dollars. A new three story hotel addition by Scott & Decker will be steam heated and contain 23 rooms.

Tripune Armstead Scott & Decker

Beaverhead Club Works to Benefit City and County

The Beaverhead club with Prof. J. E. Monroe as president and W. F. Cashmore as secretary held a meeting to boost local development. A 22 member commercial committee led by Rep. Frank Eliel will push after opportunities, promote homeseekers, and seek stopover privileges for eastbound round trips. A publicity panel led by Eliel will advertise the region, while efforts continue to file public lands with Helena to enable 320 acre homestead entries, with Senator Dixon pressed for earlier action.

Beaverhead Club J. E. Monroe W. F. Cashmore Frank Eliel Eliel A. L. Stone George R. Metlen E. L. Poindexter E. O. Selway State Land Office Helena E. J. Conger United States Dixon Washington, D. C

Railroad Line Prohibits Wholesale Liquor Nearby

County commissioners vow strict enforcement five miles from railroad camps along the new line. Attorney General Galen said the law bans both wholesale and retail sales near construction zones. Only Jules Guyaz and John Gelhaus may legally sell liquor in Armstead area.

Norse Prairie Board of County Commissioners Taft Montana Galen Armstead Jules Guyaz John Gelhaus

Escaped Fugitives Trail Led Through Idaho Wilds

Dick Anderson recounts a perilous escape after fleeing from Sheriff Gosman near Idato Van's. He rode two horses across about 125 miles in 36 hours, stole a cap from a sheepherder, rested 24 hours in a remote cabin, and evaded pursuit before being found.

Sher Gosman Dillon Dick Anderson Mr. Gosman Idato Van's Agdesson J. Bo Wad Bedrock Mellen Rock River Wyomit Anderson Idaho Falls

Manhunt Endings: Anderson Captured After Bold Escape

Kidnappers pursued by Powell’s posse. two strangers abduct Anderson near a cabin in Idaho. After a chase of 80 miles back to Arco, the suspect was hog‑tied and turned over to Sheriff Gosman. In Dillon he pled guilty, claimed a false name, and remained in jail on $500 bond.

Anderson Idaho Powell Powers Arco Sheriff Gosman Dillon Justice of the Peace Hirschman

Lima Dar Is Finished and Water Gates Ready

Newell C. Knight of Chicago confirms completion of the Red Rock Reservoir dam near Lima. Gates will drop to fill the reservoir in a few days, with the core wall 40 inches wide and reinforced by steel rails and bars to prevent seepage. The dam stands 50 feet high and is designed stronger than original plans.

Newell C. Knight Chicago Red Rock Lima Metten Tribune Knight Grant Kennison

Arrest in Dillon for Rape Case Ties Idaho Pair

Under Sheriff A. W. Neeley of St. Anthony Idaho arrested Harry Clifton and 17 year old Bessie Peterson in a Dillon cabin after arriving Friday with a warrant. Clifton, married in Pocatello, allegedly ran away with the girl weeks ago and lived as husband and wife with her here. The pair were surprised by Dillon police Saturday morning.

A. W. Neeley St. Anthony Idaho Dillon Harry Clifton Clifton O. E. Peterson Bessie Peterson Stone Mr. Neeley Neeley the Tribune Pocatello Armstead Newicy The Tribune

Beaverhead County High School Holds Inaugural Field and Track Meet

Beaverhead County High School hosts its first annual field and track meet tomorrow afternoon on the school grounds beginning about 2 o clock. Winners go to Missoula to represent the county at the state meet. Teams are evenly matched with hopes high and prizes include a silver cup from Albert Stamm and a large pennant from F E Foote Tribune manager.

Beaverhead County Missoula Albert Stamm F.e.foote The Tribune Tribune Book Ray Melton L. Willey Allerton Stewart R. Willey Streb Henneberry Williamson Woodside Willard Scott Conway Watson Willey Wilcomb R. . Willey

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Sheriff Judith Virginia Foster Sidney L. Foster Foster Ethel Squires This City Glectric A Beaverhead Valley Suan Phee J. P. Murray UU Duut Lima Dar Hany Clifton Hugh Wood Wood Live Stock Company Spencer Int Finsi
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