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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
1
Prof L R Foote returns from the National Educational Association with renewed zeal for Beaverhead High. The school expands with an agricultural course and plans to add domestic science to keep students on the farm and improve farm management.
The Beaverhead High School aims to tailor its preparatory work to local needs with specialized tracks in commerce agriculture and domestic science. It emphasizes practical schooling to develop home industry and prepare students for trades and higher education as community demands grow.
Hugh McCaleb learned of his sister Mrs. G B Quarles death in Salmon last Saturday and he hurried to the town. Mrs Quarles wife of a Salmon attorney had served Lemhi county as school superintendent and was loved by all. Mrs William Kadletz also died at Salmon from acute appendicitis while the Kadletzs had worked at the Lemhi agency before moving to Salmon leaving young children motherless.
The Missoulian reports a government official who joined the Garfield party says Montana will likely have another land drawing before Sun River project completion. The forecasted drawing would cover Fort Shaw irrigation and reclamation land in the county, possibly in October.
A digest of the week notes Haywood acquittal after lengthy pleas at Boise while Borah frames the case as murder pursuit, not class conflict. It covers North Carolina railroad rate fights, Gov. Glenn resisting injunctions, and federal state power disputes over habeas and law enforcement amid broader international and domestic events.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports Gilmore Railroad work will start within sixty days after a survey. The Oregon Short Line has Rails and ties at Mackay to push a Salmon river extension. The Salmon River Railway bonds worth 1 million at 6 percent redeemable at 105. San Francisco Montana Idaho may join the competition as grading begins at Caldwell. Surveys from Butte to Boise were done three years ago.
Dillon reports the body of George Uhler found in the Centennial River about six miles from Monida. Coroner M A Walker and E H Brundage investigated after neighbors said what they knew. Uhler, 41, last seen the afternoon of the 26th riding an outlaw broncho. his riderless horse appeared later, wet from the river. He likely was thrown and killed with neck injury. burial took place at Jones cemetery near Blake's. Uhler had just formed a ranching partnership with Mr Sanders.
William D. Haywood is acquitted of the murder of former Governor Frank Steunenberg after a high profile conspiracy trial in Boise Idaho. The verdict came after twenty one hours of jury deliberation and followed vigorous prosecution against Moyer Pettibone Adams and Simpkins. Haywood expressed gratitude to Boise and his supporters and planned to return to Denver to resume work with the Western Federation of Miners.
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