Beaverhead County Finances Detailed in Clerk Baker's Report
Beaverhead County Clerk and Recorder John 5. Baker releases the most complete annual financial report by any incumbent. The eleven page document details state, county, and school funds, a full county bond statement, school district finances, 1904 and 1905 tax data, licenses, delinquencies, road and poor taxes, and the County Free High School indebtedness. The report shows total liabilities and expenditures, and summarizes district expenditures and bonded indebtedness through December 1, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 5
Baker
Beaverhead County
County Free High School
Deer Lodge Co
Wgr
Po Bal Facis Paitiercoret
Dillon
City Council Reports December Arrests and Water Rents
The council reviewed police reports showing 29 arrests in December with fines totaling 635 dollars, 450 of which were for gambling. Water commissioner Badcon reported 15 taps in the last quarter and 250 users, rents totaling 1 560.98, with normal college and high school rents not included. The panel declined extra arc lights and granted Dillon Realty’s land withdrawal request, passed city civil engineer and sewerage ordinances, and noted no fires since the last report.
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White
Poindexter
Selway
Knapp
Bond
Best
Phillips
A. L. Badcon
Normal College
Dillon Realty Company
Stahl
City Fire Department
Sheridan Sapp
C. WH
Hirschman & Conger
High School Course Revisions Strengthen Curriculum
Principal Foote announces new year changes in Classical English Scientific and Commercial courses. Classical adds physics and a modern language while English adds electives and Required Reading. Scientific enhances with elective mathematics and Physiology. Commercial splits subjects into last two and first two years, prep for book keeping stenography and office work, due to workload concerns.
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Foote
Remey Goes On Trial For Wolf Creek Murder In Helena
Camille Frederick Remey, a French national, stands trial in Helena district court for the murder of Wason J. Oliver near Wolf Creek Montana on September 23. The Helena Record details witness testimony from Augusta Dearborn Crossing and Prairie Creek sites, Oliver family reactions, and courtroom proceedings as state witnesses place Remey with Oliver before the crime.
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Wason Oliver
Helena
Camille Frederick Remey
Wolf Creek
Montana
Helena Daily
Henry C. Smith
Wason J. Oliver
Dillon
Lewis and Clark County
O'Remey
Joseph Spurzem
Vancouver
Remey
C. B. Nolen
Edward Horsky
Louis J. Goodman
Charles Blaise
Leon A. LaCroix
Edwin Norris
Smith
Albert Napper
R. C. Mcllheny
Jacob Ziegler
L. Townswick
Pat P. Smith
George E. Conrad
James Murphy
J. G. Haggerty
Ole Ellingson
Antone Nelson
John Darfler
A. O. James
William Taylor
Oliver
Augusta
Dearborn Crossing
M. A. Wellman
Kane
Frank Avery
Thcleva
Ardoa Hall
Wi Cros
Col
Prickly Pear Canyon
Dillon Implement Company
Pat Sweeney
Mike Harrington
Sweeney
W. M. Oliver
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Mr. Oliver
Twin Bridges
Canada
M. H. Brey
W.D. Oliver
Walker
Phridexter
Teo Dillon
Los W Walker Bas Beer
Suis Amd
Polsuter Tey
Lemhi Indians to Transfer to Fort Hall Reservation
Major McLoughlin, U. S. Indian inspector, has secured signatures from Lemhi Indians on an agreement to move to the Fort Hall reservation near Pocatello. Most have signed and removal is slated for next spring. The Lemhi tract covers eight by twenty one miles with about 3000 acres of arable land and extensive grazing, and will eventually be opened to settlement benefiting Lemhi county.
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Major McLoughlin
U. S
Lemhi Indian Reservation
Fort Hall
Pocatello
Lemhi
Idaho Falls Couple Elopes in Dillon Marriage Elation
Hodge Koonce George R Koonce and Mrs May Hodge of Idaho Falls traveled by afternoon train to Dillon to obtain a quick marriage license from Clerk Frank A Hazelbaker. They wed at Metlen HotelParlors with Justice A A Elliott performing the ceremony before returning home that evening. Also notice eighth grade exams Jan 17 18 and automatic high school admission Jan 23.
New Year Open House in Dillon Delights Guests
Dillon celebrated New Year with open house as ladies hosted gatherings at multiple homes. Guests, numbering about a hundred gentlemen, enjoyed refined hospitality, decorative rooms, and original presentation cards showing festive artistry. The McKinneys, Bishop, Moree, and other households hosted receptions with punch and delicacies.
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Dillon
J. B. McKinney
Medlen
N. T. Poindexter
Miss Mceenar
Bishop
South Idaho Street
Carter
Nancy Ponthers
Eoxar
Alara
Pre Wrgels
Mes
WA. Jones
Wow. Rigsbury
J.B. Poindexter
Doh Tire
WS. Balu
Steal Coal Ring Brought to Justice by Judge Elliott
Over the past week Justice of the Peace A A Elliott handled multiple petit larceny cases in Beaverhead County. Mexicans Daniel Garcia and Antonia Garcia were fined eight dollars each for coal theft. Robert Reder and Peter Delany received thirty day jail terms for stealing a trunk near Blacktail Creek. Six others including Will McLang John Riley Joe Miller J B Miller and Jim Phillips were fined two hundred dollars each for stealing one thousand pounds of coal and were warned of harsher penalties to come. The thefts occurred during cold weather and involved repeated trips to steal coal from a car and shed.
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Justice of the Peace
A. A. Elliott
Daniel Garcia
Antonia Garcia
Williams
Elliott
Robert Reder
Peter Delany
Judge Elliott
W. C. Brown
Billings
Blacktail Creek
Delany
Rader
Will McLang
John Riley
Joe Miller
B. Miller
Jim Phillips
Melton
Phillips
Beaverhead
Deer Lodge
Group of named individuals listed for a civic event
F C Kress, Mrs C R Squire and Mr J F Bowen, Mr and Mrs H T Poin dexter, Mr and Mrs T D Olmsted, Mr and Mrs J B McKinney, the Misses Meehan and Dorchester, Prof Ezra Allen and Messrs Frank Flicl and A F Gracter.
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F.C. Kress
C. R. Squire
J. F. Bowen
H. T. Poindexter
T. D. Olmsted
J. B. McKinney
Meehan
Dorchester
Ezra Allen
Messrs
Frank Flicl
A. F. Gracter
Unclear OCR Item on Local Church Notices and Appointments
Fragmentary text reports service details at a church and mentions individuals including Mrs. E. Luce and St. Thomas Presbyterian. It indicates a vacancy and an unidentified schedule or event with several garbled phrases.
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Mort Gaulay Norning
St Flo Thomas
Erzatic
Presbyterian Si
Luce
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P . Uon
Poas Gore
G. Clarix
First National Bank
Ceteereee
Trizune
Labuan Tds
Dartilar de Ares
Dan Adams
Camille F. Remey
Aterm
R. L. Miller
Bouléer
S. L
Pint National Bank
Nien
Dilla
Capalle
Cera Beninc
FT. Hall
United States
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