Normal School Effort Moves Forward in Dillon Meeting
A Dillon meeting at city hall chaired by Mayor Halliday forms committees to seek land for a state normal school site and to raise funds. Land promises include fifty acres near the corporate limits with potential expansion to 0-160 acres, and a Stiles Hall gathering is planned for Friday night to lobby the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halliday
Tripuxe
Dillon
R. C. Halliday
Edwin Norris
Normal School
W. C. Orr
L. C.fyhrie
A. S. Rife
J. E. Morse
Fidel Huber
DT. Wing
F.C. Kress
BF. E. Foote
Ed. Norris
Stiles’ Hall
Craig Cornell
Poindexter & Orr
State Institute
Missoula
BH. A. Steere
Millie Coffin
A. L. Stone
Stoffer
Stoffer, and Misses Brown, Reininger
Innes
Cox
Butte
Cireles
Liver Bow County
She Educational Council
James Reid
State Board of Education
State Eachers' Association
Missoula House
G. Murray
A. J. Stone
Anaconda
Hi. A. Hteore
Wich
Desperate Christmas Eve Knife Fight Ends in Injury
Albert Stelzer stabbed by Michael Haggerty during a quarrel at the Brewery saloon owned by John Bergman. The City Marshal intervened as Haggerty attacked with a pocket knife, three throat wounds inflicted, Stelzer bleeding from the scene and later cared for at Central Pharmacy. Haggerty was disarmed and jailed, while Stelzer began recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bergman
Albert Stelzer
Mike Haggerty
Tim
Stiles Drug Store
Haggerty
Haines
McKinney
Stelzer
Let It Shine Amid Snow Slide That Buried Wagons
A wagon train traveling from Red Rock to Salmon was struck by a massive snow slide on a range slope last Saturday near Hamilton on Horse Prairie. Two men, Al Bigler and Stein, were buried and perished. the bodies were recovered and brought to Salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Horse Prairie
Red Rock
Salmon
al Bigler
Stein
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Cushing & Sons
THE
Woodsocket Rubber CO
Ecom
Montana
G. W. Dart
Majestic Steel Ranges
Buckeye
Albert ‘Stelzer
Vin
Michael Haggerty
Monk
Dillon Implement Company
Alaskas
Arctics
Main Street
A. Ducharme
St. Elmo
G. T. Paul
H. D. Pickman
P. FB. Poindexter
R. J. Moore
T. Chapman
EF. Bishop
Huber
S. A. Barbour
P. H. Poindexter
Sentinel
BR. B. Nuckolls
Recorder
Public Library
Old Court House
S. D. Hooker
R.T. Wing
W. J. Crowell
Frank Bliel
Lorin T. Jones
Fred. Bird
James Booth
P. O
Masonic Hall
T. J. Murray
Mrs
Parken & Stenzir
D. F. Raernarpt
Eliel’s
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
W. A. Thrall
G. P
AT. A
Chicago
Dillon Mercantile Co
St.John’s
St. John’s
Lodge
Charles Hartman
Chas
Hartman
Harrison-Hartman Club
Arthur Judges
Chas. S. Hartman
Beaversteadych Banner
Maxonic Officers
Dillon Lodge No. 80
A. I
A. M
I. Huber
W. M. W. A. Jones
S. W. Robt
T. Wing
J. W. O. Klemm
Treas
A. Judges
Leo
GT. Paul
D. W. GC
Snyder
J. D. M. L. Davidson
Wm. Smith
Council and Teachers Association
Driggists
Velpoux
Paris
Cea
D. M. Newbro Drug Company
Butte City
Mont
North Main Street
Hammer & Moore’s
A. H
Post Office
Emrich
Tribune Office
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific Railways
Salt Lake City
St. Louis
Denver
Thompson & Reynolds
G. W. Dart Hardware Co
W.B. Starr
W. B. Starr & Co
Lima
McDermot Hotel
Fine Service
Ogden
Nou
Pocatello
Vast Sail
Cec
Freed & Timer
Dillon, Mont
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