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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1909

Page

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Wandering French Herders Tragedy Near Blacktail Hills

Vincent Perry a herder for Frank Landon perished after wandering in a 134e blizzard. Searchers found his body on a ridge about two miles from the sheep camp, having covered roughly twelve miles. Perry carried $41.30 and a watch. he was brought to Dillon and buried in Mountain View Cemetery after interment by Brundage Undertaker.

Vincent Perry Frank Landon Harry Rash Ras Hansen Dave Goggin Perry Blacktail Landon Hope France Dillon Brundage Mountain View Mosley Stewart Mountain View Cemetery

Millionaire plan for large Montana hunting lodge

Walter S Wheeler of Philadelphia travels to Southern Montana to finalize plans for a grand hunting lodge in the upper Ruby Valley near Yellowstone Park. A group of wealthy Philadelphians hopes to develop thousands of acres with game suitable for a country club style retreat including polo, golf, and tennis facilities.

Montana United States Philadelphia Walter S. Wheeler Globe Trotter Helena Wheeler Ruby Valley Yellowstone Park

Stewart Dope and Mosley Arrest in Dillon Case

Robert Stewart, a 25 year old from Hon E O Selways ranch, and miner Mosley are at the center of a Dillon incident. Stewart, sick with rheumatism, handed $150 to a saloon for safekeeping and Mosley allegedly supplied gin laced with morphine. Stewart nearly died, Mosley is jailed and feigns insanity.

T. B. Mosely Butte Dillon Robert Stewart E. O. Selway Mr. Selway

Soil moisture rules dry farming success in western lands

The article explains soil water storage as the key to dry farming, noting clay loam and volcanic ash soils hold more water and till easier than stiff clay. Depth matters, with four feet of storage needed and eight to ten feet preferred, while evaporation and precipitation vary by location.

Beaverhead

Anaconda Mail Route Change Faces Basin Protest

Residents of Wisdom Montana and nearby areas protest a proposed shift of the Divide Wisdom mail route to Anaconda Wisdom. A petition signed by 87 locals urges the second assistant postmaster general to keep the current Divide Wisdom path, citing year round road access and reliance on the existing service.

Anaconda Washington, D. C Wisdom Montana Divide, Mont Wisdom, Mont Divide-Wisdom Anaconda-Wisdom

Dillon Visitor Talks Irrigation Plan Details

John R. Hedley of Butte visited Dillon and said little about the Beaverhead and Bedrock rivers irrigation project. He filed notice for a 5,000 cubic feet per second water appropriation, while Denver capitalists who toured Dillon and Virginia City last summer are identified as behind the venture.

John R. Hedley Butte Dilton Mr. Hedley Beaverhead Bedrock Tribune Hedley Beaverhead Valley Denver Dillon Virginia City Martin Sorenson Beaverhead River Madison County

County Board Lets Contracts and Approves Road Changes

Beaverhead County Montana board met December 6 1909 approving Blacktail road opening near Thos Flynn dwelling and granting public access. Right of way for a pipe line along Brenner lane to Gilmore Pittsburg tracks approved. Schultz road change discussed with Vance appointed to stake out new route and bridge funding up to 100. County printing contract awarded to Tribune Publishing Co. Five county physicians bid to care for county poor for one year at 1500.00 with Walker as secretary.

Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana H. C. Patterson W. C. Orr Jno Rice Thos. Flynn Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company H. G. Rodgers Brenner Schultz Browne Kambich Vance Browne Road Tribune Publishing Company Tribune Publishing Co M.A. Walker H. A. Bond F. M.poindexter E. R.ackley Dillon E. A. Sweet Wisdom Dr. Walker Neil Sharkey

Don t On Intl Dont On Intl Christmas Gift Shipping Tips

Dillon express agent J M Johnson shares practical advice for sending Christmas gifts by mail. Steps include early shipping by December 17 18 using labels Dont open until Christmas for box content, using wooden boxes for fragile items, writing full addresses, prepaid charges, obtaining receipts, including sender and recipient addresses, reinforcing markings, using strong wrap, and marking perishables for priority handling.

Express Company J. M. Johnson Dillon Consignee

Dillon Dry Goods Company to Open in Poindexter Block

Dillon Dry Goods Company, a $15,000 corporation formed by A J Wedum Charles H Niblack Ross D McConkey and A L Stone, will operate in the Poindexter block at Bannack and Idaho streets. Niblack to manage. stock of 150 shares at $100 each. Store overhauled to up-to-date condition with full dry goods line. stock to be purchased in the East and announced soon.

Baker Dillon Dillon Dry Goods Company Poindexter Block Bannack and Idaho Streets Golden Rule A. J. Wedum Charles H. Niblack Ross D. McConkey A. L. Stone Niblack Eliel Bros Montana

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