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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1909

Page

12

Smelterman Dies After Train Jump Near Armstead

Lars A. Johnson, a 31 year old smelterman, fell asleep on a moving train at Armstead on the Short Line and leaped as it pulled away. He suffered a fractured skull and died at the Northern Pacific depot after being transported to the city. He was native of Sweden, in Montana since 1896, survived by two brothers and five sisters. Funeral and inquest times to be announced.

Lars A. Johnson Northern Pacific Armstead Butte Johnson Davenport Walsh Sweden Montana Martin A. L. Johnson Great Falls

Commissioners Proceedings Continuation Report

Continuation of the board’s minutes notes financial entries and formal actions taken by the commissioners. The fragment references a page continuation with figures 69.10 and 14.30 and suggests ongoing ledger or account details.

A Great Man's Telephone Aids Harriman and Farmers

A biographer notes Edward H. Harriman relied on the telephone as his constant messenger and power. The piece argues telephones are vital in farming, connecting markets, weather reports, doctors, and social life, with rural lines expanding nationwide.

Edward H. Harriman Wall Street Journal Harriman New York

Scenic Route Builders Reach Grangeville Headed by H H Martz

Twenty four Gilmore and Pittsburg engineers led by chief H H Martz arrived from Whitebird after descending Salmon River in flatboats the Grangeville Globe reports. They traveled with limited supplies and few clothes, replenished by Grangeville merchants, then headed for Salmon City to prepare for a 40 mile construction contract. They observed abundant wildlife including a herd of 50 mountain sheep and predicted the route would become America’s grandest scenic byway.

Gilmore & Pittsburg H. H. Martz Whitebird Grangeville Globe Salmon River Salmon City Grangeville Montana Black Canyon America

Famous Bitter Root Valley Apples Sale in Dillon

N S Wood offers 12 choice apple varieties from Bitter Root Valley at $1.60 to $2.00 per box. Sold in box lots or car delivery direct from the car or from the salesroom next to the Examiner office opposite the passenger depot in Dillon. Call soon to secure best varieties from the car on track now.

N.S. Wood Dillon

Dillon Camp MWA Meets Wednesdays in Local Hall

Fragment mentions Dillon Camp No 9511 M W A meeting weekly in a 1.0.0. F. hall with ball. Further details unreadable in OCR fragment.

Dillon Ball

Lemhi County Gains First Railroad in History

Lemhi County now has a railroad as Gilmore & Pittsburg completes a tunnel entry into Lemhi. Track layers advance toward Leadore with about 15 miles to lay and plans for a depot and water tanks. Train service to freight and passengers expected within a month amid dynamite blasting and improved travel conditions.

Gilmore & Pittsburg Rocky Mountains Idaho Lemhi County Leadore The Herald Commissioner Stone Junction Lemhi Stone Salmon

Helena High Defeats Dillon 25 to 8 In Exhibition

Helena high school routed Dillon high school in a public school gym game 25 to 8. Fluhr Lewis and Walters starred for Helena while Willey and Selway led Dillon. Teamwork favored Dillon in places as Helena dominated ball control throughout.

Helena Dillon Fluhr Lewis Walters Willey Selway Fiske Brantly Chivers Wilcomb Stewart Gosman

Chief Red Cloud Dies at 86 Leader of Sioux in Sixties

Washington reports Red Cloud the famed Sioux chief is dead at age 86. The longtime hostile leader raided military posts and stole livestock in early campaigns. He was considered the last of the great uncivilized chieftains and a major figure in 1860s Sioux resistance.

Washington Red Cloud Brennant Pine Ridge

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Tran Arastead Dave A. Johnson Commissioners L. D. Tibbetts Marcus Sudetich Antone Sterrick Peter Ford Ener Ee Reeteeene A Ceeweesenee Ee J. Broderick Clifford’ Bond Sree Nersence Neil Sharkey Bash Aene Eeee Neem A.J. Covey Anton Christensen T. B. Taylor Geo. Lawrence B. B. Lawrence R. White Hans Christensen Jamies Jensen Jas. Wisherd H. I. McDonald Weldon Else Wm. Ellis Clarence Lanter Ben Taylor Ray Koontz Sty Eibedaeepy Es Daekis J. Ewing Dan Rider J. Pheston Ed. Marchesseau J.P. Flynn J.C. Smith C. W. Robison Lyman H. Bennett Benign H. G. Rodgers Edmund J. Callaway Saaasuenceeld W.S. Barbour Justice Court Chas, Hirschman Josephus Rich Steele Citi-Triertact A. A. Kenison Aes Andendseulncoesle Cominitionenee Peer Perenne J. Shively Joe Erwin John Lenkersdorfer Eateetareserste Joé Hainds Matt Vantrieb R.E. F Poster Geo. Gleed M. Conard Louis Petty E. M. Ferguson Francis Cizkall C. Gilbert Dr. F. M. ‘Poindexter Thomas Newell John Ae Enon Fred Jackson John O'Asraeerge E. H. Wade W. L. Miller O. E. Erwin Chas. E. Miller W. J. Tope Maggie Butella M. A. Walker Enee Eeereneerenn Bs Sctewe W. J. Pendergast Wm. Newell Thos.’ ' NeTell Wee F. N. Ginn S. A. Robinson Jack Harod Dave. Hogge Mrs. Peterson Aaeetaey Chris Snyder Neem Neerae Chee Nee Essere Neene George Scott George Ginn George Vance H. F. Best Graeter Gro. Co A. J. Wedum L. Co Dillon F. Co Semieaie Esha Dart Hdw. Co J. W. Potts Dillon Hotel Co Erwin Counsatanes Ty Attorney H. R. Melton Expenses Co Atty E. C. Smith Paerecer W.H. Comstock F. A. Hazelbaker City Express & Coal Co R.M.E. T. Co City Water Works Union Elec. Co Dillon E. S. Co Albert Stamm Potts Alelg Tribune Pub. Co E. H. Brundage Dillon Coal & T. Co Jno Baker E. M. Yeaman Tate Pub. Co Ioneer B. & P. Co Byron Cunnard Hughes & McCaleb G. W. Todd W. F. Cashmore Alice Herr Sinttensteesrds D. L. Smith Bedewebenads T. S. King Kate Poindexter R.R. Price Loy Lee Witness Justice Court Wm. Walker Margaret Patton Sotal All Claims Funds I General Fund Penne Tenerato Center Eee Menemene All Fife Mr. Harriman Oregon Negret Western Electric Company Bell Telephones Roosevelt Country Life Commission Dillon Bakery Willtom Tees DAKO Peeigut Lemhi, County Enterprise
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