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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1909

Page

11

Basins People Oppose Route Change Between Divide and Wisdom

Residents along the Divide Wisdom mail road oppose shifting the route to Anaconda Wisdom. They warn longer delays for Dillon and southern communities, and fear loss of service for 16 families between Dewey and Ralston’s unless only three families would be served on the new path. The petitions, signed by Wisdom residents, were sent to the second assistant postmaster general in Washington, D.C.

Dillon Mont Dewey, Mont Ralston’s French Gulch Divide and

Lima Dam Proposal and Centennial Valley Irrigation Plan

Promoters plan to buy the Lima dam to irrigate 80 000 acres of arid beach lands in the Centennial valley by building a 30 foot wide by 514 feet deep ditch from near Armstead to the beach east of Beaverhead river. They expect $3 200 000 land value and a $2 000 000 plus reservoir canal cost, creating homes for 500 families and boosting valley population by about 2 500.

Beaverhead Lima Dam Lima Centennial Valley Armstead Northwest

Hunting Lodge to Conserve Game Near Park Line

Philadelphians acquire a tract for wild fowl and big game conservation near a park line. Buildings were overhauled with steam heat and electric light, stables upgraded for many horses, and current facilities serve fifty. next year a large investment will add private residences and a grand clubhouse.

Miner Died From Frozen Feet Refusing Amputation in Idaho

Albert Anderson a Montana prospector died in Salmon Idaho after two days in the mountains with both feet frozen. Doctors urged amputation but he refused saying he would rather die. Earlier miners from the Dark Horse mine carried him 20 miles to Salmon. In Dillon stockholders of the Southern Montana Telephone Co held a meeting electing a nine member board led by Leonard Eliel and others.

Salmon Idaho Montana Albert Anderson Dark Horse Main Range Hannen Murphy Southern Montanana Telephone Company State Bank of Dillon Leonard Eliel A. L. Stone B. F. White W. A. Jones J. F. Bishop Fidel Huber T. D. Olmsted C. H. Strowbridge F. A. Hazelbaker

Billy Sunday to Begin Montana Campaign in 1911

Helena December 14 Billy Sunday the famed evangelist and former baseball player plans a campaign across Montana starting in January or February 1911. He will open in Helena then visit Butte and Great Falls while seeking strength from the Lord to carry the task forward.

Helena Billy” Sunday Montana Newman H Burdick Sunday Butte

Switchmen Strike Ends in Butte Mines Wake Up

The switchmen strike in Butte nearly ends with mines and related industries restarting tonight. Hundreds of workers who had been idle for two weeks will return to work as mining operations resume.

ButtexDéc Butte

Commissioners Proceedings and County Appointments

Board discussed annual firm rent offers for the farm at 70 cents per day or 1 700 dollars rent and 90 cents per day with 1 800 dollars rent. Officers visited the poor farm jail and courthouse grounds. Meeting adjourned to Thursday December 9 at 9 a.m. Fred L. Stone reappointed. Stone to continue as special officer at Armstead at 100 dollars per month pending further action. Official bonds’ sureties refiled. November jurors and witnesses report reviewed.

C. C. Barnett Court House F. L. Stone Stone Hazelbaker Alice ‘Herr Delia Dorchester Ella Jones Services Institute Chiewe Sanford Bell H.C. Patterson Teers Lydian C. We ‘Francis Banas Enenees Eons M. C. Jackson Weererne Cozad & Merritt Dennerenseee T. B. Craver Weteenenee R. McDowell G. A. Pender Walker Bond Poindexter Ackley E. A. Sweet HH. Holmson Ance Murray Hospital Graeter Gro. Co Big Hole Com. Co C. T. Mast Kate Fitzharris F. M. Poindexter Eph Peterson R.F. Tattersall F. L. Graves C. C. Barriett Frank P. Birrer J. W. Potts Mon Bearn E. E. Edghill P.&c. L S.co Noah Sirre Pearl S. Smith S. Dunn Ben ‘Taylor Oliver. Kirtz

County Board Proceedings Urge Road Obstruction Removal

The board notes Meadow Creek timber road closures by O H Lewis block access to canyon wood and orders road supervisor Seth Halbert to investigate and urge removal of obstructions. Abstracts actions include contract award to C C Barnett, fencing adjustments, delinquent tax cancellations, and a transfer to the institute fund. Meeting adjourned December 9 1909.

Dodgson Meadow Creek Meadow Creek Canyon O. H. Lewis Seth Halbert Lewis General Fund Institute

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