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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1913

Page

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Commissioners Proceeding Report for December 1913

Beaverhead county Montana board meets December 1 1913 with H C Patterson C W Francis Theodor Nelson and Jay S Baker present. Bids on poor farm care coal county printing and physicians reviewed with awards and adjournments through December 8 1913.

Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana H. C. Patterson C. W. Francis Theodor Nelson Jay S. Baker Dr. Mueller Melrose Beaverhead Frank Bassett J. R. Jones Burks J. T. Ross R. T. Wemple John R. Cox Court House C. W. Scott Hiawatha Kemmerer Rock Springs H. H. Soper Aberdeen Rock Spring W.W. H. Newnes Peacock Rock Springs Scott and Newnes Soper Mr. Newnes Kemmerer Mine Tribune Publishing Co Walker Cox J. H. Gilbert W. C. Orr

Be av erhead County Spelling Contest Planned for May

Beaverhead county schools plan an old fashioned spelling contest with Pearl I Smith awarding prizes and promoting high school interest. The event will be held in Dillon during eighth grade commencement next May with two pupils from each district in the final. Rules specify oral spelling down under supervision of the county superintendent and use of Webster’s and Powers’ speller as references.

Beaverhead County Pearl I. Smith Dillon Smith Margaret Ross Miss Ross Pead I. Smith Beaverhead

Beaverhead Elevator to Hold Meeting on Flour Mill Plan

Beaverhead Elevator company calls a public meeting next Monday at 8 15 at the courthouse to discuss building a flour mill adjoining the elevator. Guests include manager candidate P N Sneider and local figures Buege and Schain. details cover mill size 31 by 37 feet capacity 50 000 bushels and a 40 000 bushel warehouse with feed mill plans.

Beaverhead Elevator Company Court House Buege Mont Sneider Montana Dillon

Transient Arrested For Slot Machine Pry Attempt In Dillon

Frank Davis, a transient in Dillon, was arrested Saturday afternoon for attempting to pry open a slot machine at the Montana saloon. He appeared before Police Judge Phillips the same day and was ordered to leave Dillon within four hours.

Frank Davis Dillon Montana Phillips

Spectacular Dillon Runaway Saves Boy in Flight

A loaded Olmsted-Stevenson wagon with Malcolm Stone aboard careened through Dillon streets as Dan Tritt leapt aboard to seize the boy and safety. Kinzie Collins rode onto the wagon tongue to help stop the team while bystanders corralled the horses against a fence. Elsewhere Mrs Baker and Miss Baker were injured when a carriage bolted at Reynolds ranch.

Olmsted-Stevenson Malcom Stone A. L Kinzie Collins Dan Tritt Malcolm Stone Collins Stahl Addition Dillon Reynold Geo. Baker Miss Baker George Baker MacMillan

Misfortune is Mr Kellys Lot

Jack Kelly an employee of Wells Brothers Lewis and Charles was injured while sawing a 30 foot log at the A A Kenison home on north Washington street. The left knee was severely injured with the knee cap ligaments and muscle damaged and hospital care followed. He may not regain full knee use. This is his second accident in four months after a wagon crash near Mountain View cemetery that fractured his skull.

Jack Kelly Wells Brothers Lewis Charles Kelly A. A. Kenison Washington Street Bond Walker Murray Butte Mr. Kelly Mountain View Cemetery

Skating Gains Popularity In Dillon As Ice Ponds Open

Fine fall weather boosts skating as the leading outdoor sport in Dillon. The Rife ice pond has been flooded and drawn crowds, with over a hundred people enjoying the rink. A clash of ice conditions caused injuries during a "pop the whip" event, including Guerney O Shea who suffered a deep scalp wound but recovered to go home.

Dillon Clady Guerney O'Shea Poindexter & Orr Ranch Company O'Shea

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