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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
9
Thirty miners trapped by a firedamp explosion at the Naomi mine near Fayette City, 35 miles south of Pittsburgh, were found dead as rescuers reached the scene at 4:00 AM. Gas delays hindered salvage while frantic crowds and injured rescuers added to the tragedy.
The 1908 federal irrigation appropriation totals 39.29 million dollars with Montana set to receive 3.11 million, second only to Idaho. By January 1, an additional 7 million becomes available and Montana’s share amounts to 740,252 dollars, all to be spent on irrigation projects.
Jim McCullough of Gibbonsville, a veteran mining man, came over in his sleigh with A. E. Hobart from Butte who left for home on Wednesday. Experienced miners show keen interest in the Gibbonsville area and McCullough predicts big developments soon.
Mrs Clara E Clifford wife of J C Clifford died Monday morning about 10 30 at home on the Madison valley The death was self administered by taking carbolic acid with suicidal intent The only reason given was domestic troubles from a momentary misunderstanding Virginia City Madisonian
Washington reports October operations show rapid canal progress. In the Culebra section 634,499 cubic yards of earth and rock were removed, about 2.5 times October last year with 53 percent higher shovel output. Drilling totals reached 125,449 feet in Culebra. total workers stood at 32,054 including the Panama Railroad workforce.
James H Ferriss announces a Populist National Committee call for a convention in St Louis on April 2 1908 to nominate president and vice president and handle other business. He argues major parties cannot reform and independent action is needed to curb monopoly and restore people’s rule.
Vic Smith of Anaconda arrives to assume hunter and trapper duties after Charles Williams death. He plans to relocate his family to Wisdom once a residence is found. Another appointee, Harry Hackett, has moved to the Grasshopper district to operate this winter.
The Beaverhead Club hosts an annual reception and ball in Dillon with social activities at the club headquarters in Poindexter block and a Dart's hall dance. Prominent locals and officials oversee guest reception, decorations by named citizens, and refreshments and music supervised by detailed committees.
Not guilty verdict returned for Annie M. Bradley charged with killing former Utah Senator Arthur M. Brown at a Washington hotel. Crowd applauded as she was discharged. jury quarreled until final ballot with one holdout.
The clerk and recorder office reports November as the second best month in six years for recording instrument fees. The records show 1902 to 1907 monthly totals with November reaching figures near the high for the period, including amounts between about $139 and $241 in those years.
Helena report shows 60 arrests by game wardens from June 1 to November 30. Of these, 45 convictions occurred, three bound over to district court, one acquitted, and 11 dismissed. Fines totaled $1,180. Residents received 5,000 licenses and over 2,000 went to non residents. License receipts were $7,699.
Helena hosts an upcoming January gathering of the National Woolgrowers association with several hundred visitors expected. Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and Gifford Pinchot head the notable guests along with Dr Melvin of the national bureau of animal industry. The sheep show has 1600 dollars in premiums plus prizes from the national association and a silver loving cup.
Joe Van Netta was shot in the breast during a Sunday evening dispute with Frank Kiser near Silver Star. He seized the gun, wrested it from Kiser, and used a pick handle to strike him unconscious.
I express sincere thanks to the many friends who offered aid and sympathy during my mother's illness and passing. Special thanks go to Rev. S. D. Hooker and Mrs. Demorses. Charles NIELSON.
The article showcases embroidery designs for book covers and pouches on brown linen with gold thread accents. It notes home workers can create small address books, bridge score books, and magazine covers as attractive Christmas gifts, detailing color schemes and edging ideas. It also mentions knitted or crocheted ties as serviceable, handmade wardrobe accessories in bold color pairings.
The article describes monogram book covers using beaded cord work and outlines, with design tips like prominent initials and contrasting dark tones. It also offers instructions for a knitting needle case with leather lining, sizing, and finishing touches, plus versatile uses for embroidery silks and brush storage.
A brief note notes tobacco pouches as universally acceptable gifts for men. It mentions suede accents and stylish brown or dark green pouches, suggesting versatile use and appealing finishes.
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