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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1901

Page

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Milling Wolves and Coyotes Reward Offer Or Not

Beavershead and Madleon counties reports list Carl Engle killing a grey wolf and several coyotes. J O Brner offers a reward for wolves on his land. J O Hamilton killed many coyotes and keeps stag hounds. Other locals move homes and visit nearby towns as one poem praises Montana and its Western spirit.

the Tribune Wino Carl Engle J. O. Bremner J. O Hamilton T. H. Hamilton Mexico Elmer Barrett Grand Island Neb Chet Anaconda Hon. T. Barrett Herbert Selway Dillon Wm. Templin Galtrath Frank Andrus Elbow Power L. A. Harkness Medicine Lodge John Shefer Bedrock Mr. Bridwell D. E. Medlen

Pleasant Valley Idaho to receive post office soon

In Monida and Lake express snowbound route they carry mail on toboggans. S B Burnside abandoned sleighs and uses toboggans built by Burnside bimech. Local man Edward Febliman humorously recalls clothes and dream scenes in Du Bois. Japanese section gang runs a domestic economy class in the annex and cuts costs while bread and hot cakes remain uneven.

Monipa Mont Pleasant Valley Idaho Monida & Lake S. B. Burnside Burnside E. A. Bender Burnside Ranch Salmon City Edward Febliman

Sheridan notes and local happenings in Luxmnan

Leland Miller, youngest son of Dr and Mrs J Hy Miller, broke his left arm above the elbow after a donkey fall last Wednesday and is recovering under his father's care. A party of about thirty four schoolmates surprised Willie and Ray Haines with cakes, candy and fruits for a pleasant gathering. Little Fay Edwards nearly died last week when logs pressed on his chest but is now recovering. The Hinook changed ownership with F B Linderman selling to B F Boweman as editor. Toledo Mining Co at Bratdon resumes work. Mrs R Simpson and Samuel Taylor show improvement. The M B E church choir visited Mrs Sarah O Meane to sing for her. Mrs Means is 83 and ill. Miss Withers returned from Dilon, Claude Moffatt back from Paxton, A W McCune Jr of Salt Lake visiting, Mrs Dave Brenton to Melrose to see Wilber Robbins who is very sick, J P Hulsiter and wife returned from Glendale.

Luxnman Leland J. Hy Miller Masters Willie Ray Haines Fay Edwards Hinook F. B. Linderman B. F. Bowe Map Linderman Toledo Mining Co Bratdon Paxton A. W. McCune, Jr Salt Lake Dave Brenton Melrose Wilber Robbins J. P. Hulsiter Glendale

Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Trueman dies in Rochester

Special correspondence reports the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Trueman died Tuesday morning and will be buried in Rochester on Wednesday. Local notes mention visits and illnesses including Clara Mueller visiting her mother, Miss Myrtle Aldridge working for Mrs. Le Sacre, and Rev. McConnell's two week evangelistic meetings ending.

Tainune Roonestze Myrtle Aldridge Glendale M. E. Stacy Sheridan

Melrose Dr Walker leaves for Butte in medical move

Melrose crowds note Dr M A Walker relocates to Butte to continue practice. The town mourns his loss after two years of service and wishes him success. Other Melrose items mention the Hawks packing for Texas, Townshend leasing offices, Ledoux family travel, and local social notes from Wisdom and Briston.

Residents Move and Renovations Linked to Local Homes

Oscar Wells spent the first of the week in Helena for a U S court case. Mrs Louis Des Riviers returned from Butte after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Reese moved into a W L Bobbin house. The railway station residence area is being repaired and will host Mr and Mrs Calvert.

Treanor House Oscar Wells Helena Louis Des Riviers Butte Reese W. L. Bobbin Calvert

Grip and Chicken Pox Sweep Through Paarvinny Area

Locals report widespread grip as several residents fall ill or recover. Five Redfield children endure chicken pox while Mrs. Harry Redfield battles illness. Social visits include Blaine, Twin Bridges, Whitehall, Rochester, and J. M. Page’s ranch with birthdays and gatherings noted.

Jost Called Back by Telegram for Ill Father

Lua January 30 H J Jost was summoned to Colorado by telegram due to his father’s severe illness. The note mentions his harvest in large quantities and indicates continued coverage on the eighth page.

the Tribune Lua H. J. Jost Colorado

Legislative Digest Highlights State Capital Debates

Preliminary work at the state capital covers a commission proposal for a new state seal rejected after debate. Senate actions include the Meyers rental case dismissal and Vollin's Rosebud county bill favorably recommended. House measures progress on Powell county bill, eight hour bill referral, and school finances. Crowned by term results at County High School with top marks in English, Algebra, Geometry, Latin, German, Chemistry, and bookkeeping.

Senate W. F. Meyers Vollin Rosebud County Powell County Quinn House Committee On Mines Stanton Bil Grace Squire Carrie Harrison Nellie Sharkey Emma Stolle Nannie Featherly Walter Poindexter Faye Scott Hamilton Wright Grace Gray Artie Gray Edward Dunbar Emory Palner Georgia Featherly Chas Patrick Pluma Tattersall Bersie Tyree Patrick Georgia Fesitherly Bessis Tyree Pluma Tattersall Mamie McIntosh U.S Mamie Adama

Law bills advance as committee tours asylum and schools

A committee visited Boulder to inspect the deaf and dumb asylum. Hobson’s 8 hour bills for workers in smelters and reduction works are reported favorably. The outlook for passage of the Normal school bill is very favorable.

Hove Queen Victoria Boulder Deaf and Dumb Asylum Hobson

Butte Gang Strikes Main Street Shops Prompting Arrests

A local gang roams Butte inflicting thefts on fruit and sweets along the main street. Some members were captured last Saturday and held for trial as residents seek relief from ongoing depredations. Books! Books! Books! Ten cents each at the Tribune Store.

Butte Christendom

Montana Legislature Passes Bills and Adjusts Senate

The Senate approved the Powell and Rosebud county bills along with 11 others while a gavel ornamented with Montana gold and sapphires was presented to President Higgins. The House visited the new capital, but little business occurred amid looming state institution funding demands.

Judiciary Committee Powell County Rosebud County Senate Frank Higgins Montana Mahon Congress Capital

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