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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1909

Page

7

Comic Valentine Mixup at the Reagan Household

Isabel Newman battles domestic chaos after last night's cotillion as Dudley Jones returns with a comic Valentine. A day of soap and splashes reveals social mischief, mistaken masquerades, and a jaunty vow to win her affection despite the dirt and drama.

Newman Dudley Jones Reagan Dudley Isabel Knapp Chilton Cook Milly Central Tulip ‘Avenue Miss Newman Jones Isgbel Valentine Beatrice Cenci

Animals With Pockets and the Kangaroo Family

The article explores pockets in animals, noting Australia and Tasmania natives and the possum as pocketed creatures. It highlights the kangaroo as the largest species, with full grown individuals leaping up to sixteen feet, offering comfort to mothers with their babies in pockets during long journeys or when fleeing hunters.

Australia Tasmania

Getting An Early Start In The Law

A father instructs his son that he should pursue the law, urging focus on a future career in law rather than traditional studies. The exchange frames the path of a young man toward a legal profession as the optimal trajectory.

Crushed Under Pullman Whll Self-Negligence Cited

A man about 30 died after being crushed under a Pullman wheel at Dillon. He was brought to the county hospital where Drs. Walker Ackley and Poindexter amputated his arm and fingers. Coroner Ford conducted an inquest and the jury ruled death an accident due to the man’s own negligence. he had two half brothers living in Butte at 629 Aluminum Street.

Dillon Walker Ackley Poindexter Butte Aluminum Street Ford Lowney

Openers For Game Season And Early Limits

The article notes that ducks geese brant and swan are the only game legal to kill in September. Grouse prairie chicken fool hens sage hens pheasants and partridges start October 1 for a one month season with a five per day limit. Four‑footed game opens October 1 with elk goats and mountain sheep limited to one per season and deer to three per season.

Inquest Held For Doyle Murder Charge Inconclusive

Last Friday an inquest examined the charge of murdering Doyle but the missing man has not been found. Postcard photos show Nevin and his alleged wife circulated nationwide. Attempts to reach Doyle’s San Francisco parents failed. The body was sent to Dillon and buried at Mountain View Cemetery.

Doyle Nevin San Francisco Cal Dillon Brundage Mountain View Cemetery

County fair fancy work dept headed by Mrs Scott

Mrs J W Scott superintendent of the fancy work department at the county fair is named with assistants Mesdames F E Foote and O M Best of Dillon. They will be in charge during the fair and available for information.

J. W. Scott F. E. Foote O. M. Best Dillon

Shooting at Twin Bridges Leaves Man Fatally Wounded

Frank Schmidt was shot at midnight by Ed Hoffman, a secretary, outside a Twin Bridges area home. Schmidt, 25, was hit in the back and abdomen and may die. Hoffman confessed and was jailed in Virginia City after the sheriff arrived.

Frank Schmidt Ed. Hoffman Schmidt Badlands Hoffman Main Street Virginia City

Pioneer George T. Lewis Dies After Lingering Illness

George T. Lewis longtime Aldergulch trail blazer and Plains resident died after a lingering illness at his family home. He mined at Rochester in Madison county before moving to Plains. A Grand Army post member, he was buried Wednesday at 2 o'clock under its auspices. He leaves a widow and three children.

Plains

Tunnel Fire in Billings Strands Firefighting Efforts

Fire in a tunnel ten miles west of Billings on Sunday morning continued to burn, with all Billings and Northern workers unable to control it. Late reports said the blaze was beyond control and unlikely to be extinguished until it burned out.

Billings Billings & Northern

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