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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1907

Page

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Council weighs sewer project and Reynolds Park offer

The city council held a special meeting to review sewer plans along Idaho to Butte streets and consider protests from blocks 10 and 11 property owners. They approved plans, advertised bids, and discussed a Reynolds Park gift offering ten acres with strict rules and phased funding, weighing financial feasibility before May meeting.

White Poindexter Knapp Riley Gruwell Lenkersdorfer Idaho Washington Orr Butte Helena Medlen R. A. Reynolds Reynolds Park Richard A. Reynolds Reynolds Frank Williams C. W. Conger O. M. Best Matt Orras

Harriett Waldorf Accepts Helena Bookkeeper Post

Miss Harriett E. Waldorf leaves Helena for Dillon after taking a state auditor’s office position as bookkeeper and stenographer at 1500 dollars a year. She previously served as engrossing clerk in the state senate, with several offers after the last legislative session. Auditor Cunningham earned praise for securing a capable assistant, and Dillon and Beaverhead county take pride in the appointment.

Helena Harriet E. Waldorf State Auditor Waldorf State Senate Dillon Legislative Assembly Cunningham Beaverhead County

Prof Clark the Favorite at Teachers Institute

The Forsyith Times praised Prof. Clark as the standout at the recent teachers institute in the small city. His quiet wit and easy manner stirred receptivity among teachers and attendees. Citizens Mrs Finley Cunnard and others note his performance highly. Helena hosted the state meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps and the G A R encampment this week.

The Forsyith Times Clark Finley Cunnard A. B. Martin A. L. Anderson Helena Woman’s Relief Corps G. A.R

Beav erhead County High School Trustees Elect Faculty

The Bea verhead County High School board met Saturday to organize and elect the faculty for the next year. Incoming members include G. T. Paul president J. W. Scott vice president and county superintendent Miss Alice Herr secretary. Faculty chosen: L. R. Foote principal at 2000 Luce reappointed as music instructor. Pist science and agriculture 1200. Willis commercial 1000. Miss Inez Gurnee English 945. Miss Kate Paxton Latin German 900. Elizabeth Hawley not reappointed. The board commended Hawley for her service and passed a resolution of appreciation.

Beaverhead County High School G. T. Paul J. W. Scott Alice Herr Messrs B. F. White George R. Featherly G. B. Conway C. H. Strowbridge L. R. Foote Pist Willis Inez Gurnee Kate Paxton E. S. Luce White Prof. Luce Elizabeth Hawley Miss Hawley

Dillon Students Back Petition Over College Board Action

Dillonites rally to support State Normal College students who oppose the Dillon Executive Board's move to dismiss Prof. and Mrs. Luce and install Karl Reidelsberger as director of the school of music. Five petitions with sixty plus signatures were sent to Gov. Toole for the State Board of Education and endorsed the students' petition.

State Normal College State Board of Education Helena Normal College Executive Board of Dillon E. S. Luce The Normal College Karl Reidelsberger School of Music Dillonites Luce Reidelsberger Gov. Toole

Mountain railroad survey over the divide completed

Butterfield arrived in Dillon after months of surveying routes from Armstead over the divide to Gilmore Idaho. Two parties worked under Roberts and McClurg with Bacon leading the project. The plan includes a 7700 foot tunnel and a one percent grade linking Armstead to Gilmore and a 68 mile line Gilmore to Salmon City.

Armstead-Gilmore Mountain Idaho T. H. Bacon Will Butterfield Dillon Armstead Gilmore Idaho Mr. Butterfield Duluth-Montana Consolidated Copper Company Butterfield Horse Prairie Dave Metlen Rape Creek Desmond Medicine Lodge Jules Guyat Horse Prairie Creek Edgar Ferris Montana Canyon Creek Canyon Salmon City L. C. Roberts H. C. McClurg Bacon Bannack Taylor Creek Beaverhead Canyon Boise Twin Bridges Hill Roads Whitehall Northern Pacific Jefferson County Beaverhead Grasshopper Country Continental Divide Salmon Cobban Hill Interests

Boosting Your Town’s Prospects with a Booster Spirit

El Paso Journal urges residents to promote local projects and support neighbors. The piece compares naysayers to useless cattle and champions active backing, noting communal effort strengthens the town and that shared boosters may yield returns.

el Paso

Dillon Parties Incorporate Mining Firm in Idaho District

The Southern Cross Mining and Reduction Company is formed by Dillon and Beaverhead county investors with $1.5 million capital and 1.5 million shares. Incorporators include B. F. White, George Woodworth, and Charles Maynard, who own five Idaho mining claims near Wallace in the Coeur d Alene district. The firm plans development work using a main shaft near the railroad and electric power from a Wise River dam project. Paints a broad picture of local mining activity, financing, and regional plans, with notes on related mining initiatives and shipments.

Southern Cross Mining and Reduction Company Dillon Beaverhead B. F. White George Woodworth Wisdom Charles Maynard Big Hole Basin Mullan Idaho Edwin Norris F. A. Hazelbaker C. E. Miller James Dean Wallace Louis Maynard Spokane Washington W. M. Montgomery W. R. Allen Anaconda J. D. Slemons Charles W. Ellingwood Butte Coeur d’ Alene Messrs. Woodworth Maynard Frank B. Felt Chicago New York City Trisune Elkhorn Wise Wise River Bannack Bedrock

Mystery death near Dillon leaves in mystery man uniden tified

Beaverhead county coroner Dr. M. A. Walker returned from Monida to Dillon after investigating a cabin death four to six weeks old. The 65 year old man was found with no identifying marks, a corduroy suit, and pockets containing a comb tobacco plug and empty pocketbook. Interment occurred in Lima after the body was taken there.

M. A. Walker Beaverhead County Dillon Monida Lima

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Council Prof Dillon Parties Southern Cross Mining Company Washoe W. B. Orem Jesse Daly Lander Nev J. J. Cusick Copenhagen Delmas Tenabo Cusick Silver Fissure Company Standard Mark Poindexter R. L. Riley Kent Blue Wing
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