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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1909

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Dramatic Kitchen Fire Claims Mrs. Dorette Boger in Dillon

Mrs. Dorette Boger, 69, died Monday morning after kerosene exploded in her North Washington Street kitchen. She spilled remaining kerosene into a stove causing flames that enveloped her, neighbors and firemen extinguished the blaze, and she died after three doctors treated her. Funeral held Tuesday at Episcopal church with interment at Mountain View cemetery.

Dorette Tincia Dillon Mr. Boger Roger Lutheran Church Episcopal Church S. D. Hooker Mountain View Cemetery

Taft Urges Arbitration and Policy Across Americas

President Taft's annual message to Congress outlines U S relations with foreign governments as generally amicable. He cites arbitration in disputes with Nicaragua Chile and Venezuela and notes progress in Panamanian indemnities and Far East diplomacy. He warns on canal costs and Panama debt while urging economy and stronger foreign trade policy.

Washington Congress Taft Senate House of Representatives United States

Mountain Herder Vincent Perry Missing Near Blacktail Hills

Vincent Perry, a herder for Frank Landon, disappeared after guiding sheep from Sage creek to Rock creek last Thursday. Searchers scoured the hills east of the Blacktail crossing as Perry’s dogs returned without him and tracks were eventually lost in snow. Perry, known as a reliable, thrifty man, may have perished in bitter cold while attempting to reach the camp three miles northeast. Harry Rash is leading a separate search from Dillon with orders to continue until Perry is found.

Vincent Perry Frank Landon Perry Blacktail Crossing Mr. Landon Dillon Harry Rash Rash

Poindexter and Orr Live Stock Property Sale Pending

It became known this week that a deal is on for the sale of the entire property of the Poindexter and Orr Live Stock company in the valley. The deal has been pending for weeks with little information released, but the paper has been assured a deal is likely to be made.

Zelaya Iptaroata Central America Congress Poindexter & Orr Live Stock Company

Very interesting keepsake copy of Lincoln assassination Herald

E E Marcoe brought a 1865 New York Herald copy to Dillon after returning from his father’s funeral in Minneapolis. The front page shows the Lincoln assassination report with mourning rule decor and headlines about Seward and Booth, plus a Civil War scare head about Jeff Davis and Danville.

Dillon Minneapolis E. E. Marcoe New York Herald Lincoln Ford Washington D.C Herald Seward Clarence Frederick Seward J. Wilkes Booth Jeff Davis Danville Richmond Virginia Lee Breckinridge Davis Gov. Vance North Carolina

Montana Bank Tells Of $200000 Monthly Rail Funding

Hon. B. F. White, president of the First National Bank, says the Gilmore Pittsburg line moves about 200000 monthly through Beaverhead county. Drafts on Chicago come in regularly from Pittsburg, paying the engineering corps, while real promoters remain unknown. The old railroad man commends the grade as among the best in the West and notes a temporary 700 foot tunnel completed with rails to be laid this week.

B. F. White First National Bank Gilmore ,& Pittsburg Chicago Pittsburg Beaverhead County Montana Rockies West

Far Stor Enlarged for Men’s Furnishings at The Fair Store

The Fair Store owned by J. W. Lusher has expanded nearly doubling its size this week. Workers moved the vast stock of men’s furnishings into the new space after renting the adjoining room previously used by the Silver Dollar saloon.

J. W. Lusher

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D. L. Boyer Europe North Atlantic Great Britain Permanent Court of Arbitration At the Hague Permanent Court of Arbitration North Pacific Japan Russia Ottoman Empire Persia Near East Latin America Bolivia Peru Department of State Foreign Service Diaz Wach Venezuela Hague Tribunal Panama Emery Company Nicaragua Alsop & Co Chile Edward VII Canal Zone Central Con ‘Rive The Far East China Manchurian Antung-Mukden Department of States Secretary of State Department Treasury Department Department of Commerce and Labor Enues Panama Canal Spooner Poindexter & Orr Live Stock Cos. Holdings Armstead Salmon Dillon Bank
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