Lodglepole lodgepole pine cross section display at library
Describes a polished lodgepole pine tree cross section with 435 annual rings shown at the Public Library. Pins mark every tenth year and highlight history events from Columbus to Montana statehood, with diameter growth notes and habitat details. Accompanied by a Forest Service card. exhibit attracts public interest.
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Dillane
Public Library
Forest Office
United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Beaverhead National Forest
America
Bald Mountain
Columbus
George Washington
Montana
Barnack
Dillon
Lewis and Clark
Death of Mrs Jennie Metlen of Dillon
Mrs. Jennie Metlen of Dillon died in Los Angeles Tuesday night while visiting her granddaughter Mrs. Ralph V. Sebree. She had long been in frail health and was a pioneer of Beaverhead County widely esteemed by old residents. Her remains were to be brought to Dillon with her daughter Mrs. Bertie Howard and Mrs. Sebree accompanying them from the south.
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Jennie Metlen
Dillon
Ralph V. Sebree
Los Angeles
California
Bertie Howard
Beaverhead County
Howard
Sebree
Metlen
Carthage
Ilinois
Thomas McCall
McCall
Joseph C. Metlen
Corinne
Utah
Mr. Metlen
Samuel
Carrie McCall
Bertie Metlen Howard
Osterman, Sr. Free After Preliminary Burglary Hearing
George Osterman Sr and his son faced burglary charges after Bay Brothers property was found at Osterman farm. The preliminary hearing ruled evidence insufficient to hold Osterman Sr, who was released on bond. his son was arrested and later confessed. The district court will determine possible trial.
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the Tribune
George Osterman
George
Bay Brothers
Dillon
Hirschman
Jos. C. Smith
R. S. Stephenson
Osterman
Osterman, Sr
Young burglar George Osterman Jr. released on bond
George Osterman Jr. waived a preliminary examination before Justice Kenis on a burglary charge at Bay Brothers' home. He posted a $1,000 bond for appearance in district court and was released. He is 17, according to his testimony, as his father faced a similar charge Tuesday afternoon.
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George Osterman, Jr
Kenis
Bay Brothers
District Court
Youny Man
Hirschman
Girl Killed Stealing Corn in Nevada Missouri
L. M. Duff was found guilty of breaking into Claude Beedle's barn and sentenced to two years. Duff claimed his mentally unbalanced daughter had followed him to the barn and Beedle fired when they tried to flee. Beedle's charge for killing the girl was dropped by the prosecutor.
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Nevada
L. M. Duff
Claude Beedle
Duff
Teai Ghne
Pedy
Beedle
Beele
Sulzer touts stock exchange reform plan in Albany
Governor Sulzer outlines a legislative stock exchange reform program in a Albany news conference. He recalls being hissed by stock exchange men and dismisses their protests, predicting they will leave New York when the moon falls.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Legislative Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
New York
Armstead couple in town trading with Dillon merchants
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hunter of Armstead visited Dillon early in the week to conduct trading with local merchants.
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Ralph Hunter
Armstead
Dillon
A Good Man Gone Robert Bain Dies at Bannack Ranch
Robert Bain died at his Bannack ranch last Friday morning at age 77. Services were held Sunday at 2 PM at Bannack’s Methodist church and Don Presbyterian church with Rev Ostrander officiating. He is buried at the nearby cemetery. Bain, born in Scotland, came to the United States in the 1850s, lived in California and the Black Hills before settling in Bannack 31 years ago. He ran a ranch for the past six to seven years after earlier placer mining. He leaves a son William on Horse Prairie and another son in Scotland. his wife had died in Scotland. Large funeral attendance reflected high neighbor regard. Mrs J H W McIntosh and three children arrived from Dillon to join her husband, now on the Butte Miner staff, as they secure a home on West Granite Street.
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Robert Bain
Bannacs
Methodist Church
Bannack
Elv. Ostrander
Don Peesbyterian Church
Latermont
Barnick
Bain
Ile
Scotlied
Heo Vane
United States
J. HW. McIntosh
Dillon
The
Butte Miner
McIntosh
West
Granite Street
Butte Daily Post
Madero and Suarez Executed After Midnight Guard Ride
Francisco I. Madero and Jose Pino Suarez, deposed leaders of Mexico, were shot to death during a midnight transfer from the national palace to the penitentiary. Officials dispute who fired the fatal shots, while a formal inquiry is ordered amid public doubt and sympathy for the Maderistas.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero
Jose Pino Suarez
National Palace
Victoriano Huerta
Francisco de la Barra
Madero
Suarez
Huerta
Postoffice Moves to Improved Dillon Location on Montana Street
The post office shifts Wednesday afternoon to a newly equipped 100 by 25 foot room on Montana street with modern fixtures, steam heating, daylight and electric lighting. Elicl Brothers invested 6000 to 7000 in renovations while carpenters McDonald and Campeau prepared the space for mail, money orders, and parcel services.
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Montana Street
Postoffice
Elicl Brothers
J. A. McDonald
J. P. Campeau
Dillon
Halonen Husband Complaint for Alimony Support Filed
Mary Halonen, mother of six, filed a complaint with Deputy County Attorney Napton against her husband August Halonen for non support. She alleges he cashes his checks in saloons and leaves most of his money with bartenders for drinks before returning home.
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Butte
Mary Halonen
August Halonen
Napton
Revolt in Mexico City Ends With Diaz Seizing Arsenal
Timeline traces army revolt in Mexico City as Diaz and Reyes release Madero fears and seize the arsenal. Madero reportedly flees, Diaz proclaims leadership, and fighting intensifies across February with civilian casualties, foreign concerns, and looming US intervention.
Mexico's new government oath completes official family
In Mexico City on February 20 the final steps of the new administration were completed as President Huerta's official family took their oaths in the yellow room of the palace. The event marks the birth of the new government amid ongoing coverage continued on page two.
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Mexico City
Organization of
Mexico
Huerta
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Alf. Decker of
George Osterman, SR
Donnell
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Samual
Diaz
Reyes
Ding
Senate Mies
Striet
Mureder
National Treasury
Tluerta
Galveston
Congress
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