Remey Case Details Cover Ongoing Oliver Death
The Helena trial over Wason J. Oliver's murder progresses with testimony on Remey Camille Remey's movements from Dillon to Wolf Creek and Augusta. Witnesses describe sightings with Oliver, the burning wagon at Prickly Pear canyon, and Remey writing Oliver’s name in a small book.
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Camille Frederick Remey
Helena
Wason J. Oliver
Remey
British Columbia
Oliver
Dillon
Canada
Outfit
Wolf Creek
Lewis and Clark County
Augusta
Wason
Dearborn
Crossing
Peter Scharrenbroich
Picnic Grove
Wolfe Creek
Bennett
Vancouver
B. C
M. IL. Bray
Wolf Greek
William Seal
Seal
Medicine Creek
Missoula
Medicine Road
Mr. LaCroix
W. M. Oliver
Mont
Old Silver
Henry C. Smith
O. M. Lanstrum
Ben Brooke
Beaverhead
Charles Buckman
Prickly Pear Canyon
Ben
Ben C. Brooke
Young Oliver
C.B. Nolen
Wason Oliver
Dupuyer
Great Falls
Butte
Body of Wason Oliver Exhumed for Second Time
The body of Wason Oliver was exhumed twice with medical examiners later confirming gunshot entry through the right nostril and two projectiles in the brain. The skull and face bore several blunt force injuries from heavy blows, while efforts were made to minimize damage due to a relative present.
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Wason Oliver
Remey
Home Talent Minstrels Soon at Dillon Theatre
Prof E S Luce announces a minstrel show for the Normal college orchestra to be held at the Dillon theatre on Friday evening February 23rd. About forty city gentlemen will perform with blacked faces and burnt cork, with Prof J E Monroe as inter locutor and end men from Dillon. Dr Kingsbury has consented to act as one end man. Rehearsals began Tuesday evening for songs and choruses.
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E. S. Luce
Normal College
Dillon Theatre
J. E. Monroe
Dillon
Dr. Kingsbury
Indictments and Local Court Briefs Highlight Beaverhead County
Frederick Schuler indicted for illegally fencing about 21000 acres of public land in Beaverhead County. Bail set at 1000 dollars. Helena mentions three indictments returned by U S marshal for illegal fencing and a lottery case. Also reported: 33 marriage licenses issued in the year and 11 divorces granted. county births 61 with 40 males and 21 females including one set of twins. Civil and criminal case totals match Madison County at 86. Instruments filed 1401. W C Templin of Horse Prairie trading with Dillon merchants. Dillon Lodge No 30 A F and A M installed new officers. Master Mason Frank A Hazelbaker raised. Doctors Brooke and Lanstrom of Helena in town on professional business.
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Coumt
Madison County
Helena
United States
Fred Schuler
Beaverhead County
A. L. Badcon
S. A. Haines
Julius Rounds
Ryler
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Supreme Court Upholds Bond Limits for State Institutions
The Montana Supreme Court sustains Attorney General Galen’s view that bond issues by state educational institutions are illegal for building funds and must be used only for maintenance. The ruling, though aimed at the Dillon Normal School, affects all land grant institutions and could influence funding and potential special sessions. Architect Charles S. Haire had sought payment for $1,200 in services prior to the ruling.
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Supreme Court of Montana
Galen
Helena
Supreme Court
A. J. Galen
State Normal School
Dillon
William L. Holloway
Normal School
South Dakota
Supreme Courts of
Idaho
Washington
Montana
Charles S. Haire
The
Ninth Legislative Assembly
Executive Board
the State Normal School
Haire
Disappointed Swain Comments on Court Decision and College Building
Dr H H Swain president of the State Normal College expresses disappointment at the Supreme Court ruling. He notes the unfinished building must be abandoned with the wall half up and argues completion would yield a low-cost, suitable equipment for years. He also discusses land sale proceeds as a permanent fund and timber sale rentals.
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H. H. Swain
State Normal College
Supreme Court
Tven
City Council Hears Petitioners on Gambling Law
The adjourned council meeting in Dillon heard petitioners and supporters discuss enforcing the gambling law. Speakers urged curbing open gambling to protect youths, with councilmen asserting enforcement and possible license revocation for saloons violating rules. Mayor White cautioned that open gambling moves to secret venues, noting occasional failures in district court prosecutions.
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White
5. D. Hooker
Episcopal Church
Martin
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Martin
A. S. Rife
Huber Bros
Dillon
Lough
Methodist Church
George Conway
Benjamin Bond
Bond
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Reney Clavis
Beaverhead Pi County
Frederick Schuler
W. C. Templin
Horse Prairie
B. C. Brooke
O. M. Lan‘strum
Dr. Swain
Knapp
Mayor White
Poindexter
Goodwin's Weekly
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