Dixon predicts Flathead and Crow reservations openings
Representative Dixon says the land office will expedite surveys with the current force. The Crow plot should be completed by June 1 and opened in August with no allotments or appraisals delaying it. Flathead plats due April 15, with allotment and appraisal timelines targeting final proclamation in summer 1907.
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Flathead
Crow Indian
Dixon
Richards
Land Office
Surveyor General
Crow Reservation
Montana
Helena
Mrs. Kulp Dies at 57 After Pneumonia in Dillon
Mrs. Kittie Kulp, wife of J. K. Kulp, died at her Dillon home on the corner of Montana and Sebree streets after a week of pneumonia. She was 57, came to Dillon from Butte three months ago, funeral held at the Episcopal church with Rev. S. D. Hooker, interment in Mountain View cemetery. All trimmed hats sold at unheard of prices at Mrs. Hart's.
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Kittie Kulp
J. K. Kulp
Montana
Sebree
P. A. Smith
Frank Carroll
Stahl
Dillon
Mountain View
Ireland
Carroll
Property Sold for Taxes in County Delinquent Sale
County Treasurer B N Stevenson opened the delinquent tax sale last Monday at 10 oclock and all properties listed were sold. Private purchases included Charles Brothers buying Add Brothers in Lima and Mary B Elliott acquiring various parcels near Wisdom Dillon and Limg with delinquencies ranging from 91 cents to 53 31, plus mining lodes near Bannack Argenta and Lima.
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B. N. Stevenson
Charles Brothers
Add Brothers
Lima
Mary B. Elliott
Ed. Blossom
Wisdom
Dan Whyte
F. T. Corning
Bannack
Frances Christiansen
Dillon
Snyder and Graves
W. G. Gallagher
Argenta
Pearl I. Smith
John N. Gassett
Snyder and Gassett
Helen Harvey
Pearl Smith
Hattie Hill
J. B. Poindexter
F. L. Linton
Anna E. Melton
Limg
B. F. White
George P. Romain
Big Hole Basin
Jacobine Peterson
C. L. Thompson
Reverend Tilden Preaches on The Simple Life at Baptist Church
Dr Tilden will preach Sunday morning at the Baptist church on The Simple Life In the evening the sixth sermon in the course Is Christianity Reasonable will be delivered with the subject How God Inspired the Bible Bible study every Wednesday evening All are Welcome
County Commission Special Session Hears Saloon Licenses and Jury Selections
County commissioners met in special session January 15 1906 to audit financial reports settle with contractor A McDonald and select jurors for 1906. Licenses granted Lloyd Dunbar Pat Ward Jules Guyaz and Robt Singer filled vacancy Con Bray. P A Smith dies at 55 in Dillon Ireland born miner previously in Butte. Interment Mountain View Cemetery with no funeral services.
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Board of County Commissioners
A. McDonald
W. M. Oliver
D. D. McKnight
J. S. Baker
McDonald
Poor Farm
Oliver
C. J. McSherry
Con Bray
Lima
Robt. Schendel
Alex Singer
Lloyd & Dunbar
Jackson
Pat Ward
Bedrock
Jules Guyaz
Grant
Board of Commissioners
Runaway Wagons Injure Rancher Near Dillon
John McNinch a Standaker rancher north of Dillon escaped death after a wagon runaway last Saturday. Returning with oats to Dillon his team bolted near the Bishop ranch, throwing him from the wagon and seriously wrenching his back and neck. Dr. Walker reports he is recovering.
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John McNinch
Standaker Ranch
Dillon
Bishop Ranch
First Payment Made Marks Dillon Bannack Line Deal
Frank A. Hazelbaker secretary of the Southern Montana Telephone reports a Bell Telephone receipt dated the first of the week confirming payment under the Dillon Bannack line agreement. The acknowledgment signals completion of the initial financial step in the deal.
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
Southern Montana Telephone Company
The
Tribune
Bell Telephone Company
Letter from A. D. Young Reports Health Return in Florida
G. T. Paul received a note from A. D. Young and his wife who are wintering in West Palm Beach Florida. The letter says Mrs Young, previously ill in Montana, is rapidly recovering her health after the trip south.
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G. T. Paul
A. D. Young
West Palm Beach
Florida
Young
Mrs. Young
Montana
State Normal College Men Suffer Loss in Bozeman Clash
The State Normal college basketball team traveled to Bozeman to face the Agricultural College last Friday evening. The Aggies routed the visitors with a 52 to 12 score, securing the win.
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State Normal College
Bozeman
The
Agricultural College
Helena Jury Deadlocked in Remey Murder Trial
The Helena jury failed to reach a verdict after 113 hours and 40 minutes in the murder case against Frederic Camille Remey over Wason Oliver of Dillon. Judge Smith discharged the panel. Remey is remanded for a second trial at the April term, with many predicting a conviction. The prosecution reportedly did not know the defense strategy during the first trial.
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Helena
Frederic Camille Remey
Wason Oliver
Dillon
Smith
Remey
Wason J. Oliver
Picnic Grove
Wolf Creek
Mont
the Tribune
Andree
J Harmand
Camille Frederick Remey
Gateway
Vancouver
B. C
Scharenbroich
Remey case jury ballots show long deliberation and split
In the Remey murder case the jury reportedly tallied about 114 ballots over more than two days with no changes to acquittal voters. Foreman James and Juror Smith were said to favor acquittal, while ten jurors sought manslaughter or second degree, and one favored first degree initially. Chronology tracks Wason Oliver’s disappearance and Remey’s capture.
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Remey
James
Smith
Concert of Great Excellence at Grace Church Next Friday
The Baptist lecture course presents a grand concert directed by Prof. E Luce of the Normal College School of Music at Grace Church on January 26. The choirs of Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist churches join with the Normal College Orchestra of fourteen pieces for a program of instrumental and vocal numbers including duets solos and choruses.
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Grace M. E. Church
E. §. Luce
Normal College School of Music
Mozart
Grace Adams
Bartlett Prof. Robbins
Lord
Bohm
Mesdames Scott
Rath
Ouartet
Park
Grace Church Quartet
Rose Lavalve
Normal College
Rich placer mine in Lewis and Clark nets steady $6000 daily
Great Falls reports Oscar A Robertson a longtime Milligan rancher has struck rich placer deposits in Lewis and Clark county Miners say the mine in an old mining zone has produced between 6000 and 8000 dollars per day for thirty days The piece notes Twain's venerable appearance but calls his heart as young as ever
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Great Falls
Oscar A. Robertson
Milligan
Lewis and Clark County
Court House Basketball Challenge to High School Team
County officials at the court house form a basketball team led by Treasurer Ben Stevenson and Miss Mac Rich as coach. Members include Sheriff Duke Gist and other county officers with several substitutes. They challenge the high school team and ask for a starting score of 111 to begin the contest.
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Court House
Ben Stevenson
Miss Mac Rich
Duke Gist
George Dart
John S. Baker
Frank Hazelbaker
Henry R. Melton
Wm. Comstock
Phil Auderegg
Jay Baker
Charles Conger
Jim Quinn
Reward Offered in Lauterbach Ranch Fireings
Twin Bridges dispatch dated January 7 reports armed men near Lauterbach ranch and a $1,000 reward by Mrs. Lauterbach for arrest and conviction of the arsonist or arsonists who lit three stacks on December 15 and 30. About 800 tons of hay, valued at $2,500, burned between 11 p.m. and 1 a.m. Incendiary fire, scent lost by light snow, bloodhounds planned. Second such attack on local ranchers in months.
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Lauterbach
Virginia City Times
Rev Dr Tilden backs anti gambling push in Dillon
Tribune correction notes Rev Dr Tilden attended last week's special council meeting on the anti gambling petition. He led discussions arguing fines from gamblers are a blot on the city and urging full prosecutions. He favors district court challenge of jury venire and selecting a jury likely to convict if evidence shows guilt.
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the Tribune
Dr. Tilden
Tilden
Dillon
Men Arrested for Cabin Robbery in Dillon Case
Sheriff Gist arrested Jeff Ferguson and his two sons Charles and William Ferguson, and Eulen Jennings on a cabin robbery charge from C. Ried. Warrants sworn by Mr. Reid. All bonded for appearance, prelim hearing held before Justice A. A. Elliott, who discharged the defendants as innocent after evidence was reviewed. J. B. Logan of A. F. Bray grocery house of Butte visited Dillon to interview customers.
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Gist
Deweys
Jeff Ferguson
Charles
William Ferguson
Eulen Jennings
C. Ried
Mr. Reid
Dillon
Justice of the Peace
A. A. Elliott
J. B. Logan
A. F. Bray
Butte
Madison County Hosts Dual Fraternal Installation Night
Public installation event in Madison County sees Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors install new officers. About 150 guests attended a program of music recitations and readings followed by a banquet. New MWA officers include Frank Birrer V C and John Scott advisor. Royal Neighbors officers listed with Oracle Mrs Will Lovell and Miss Lena Lovell among them. Installation of Royal Neighbors led by Mrs Elizabeth Koontz.
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America
C. W. Scott
Lena Lovell
M. W.A
Frank Birrer
V. C
John Scott
John Neidy
Fred Conger
John Tritt
George McIntosh
Royal
Oracle
Will Lovell
Charles Smith
State examiners approve large bills for prison and asylum costs
The state examiners on Monday approved over three hundred bills for state institutions. The largest amounts were $5,708.70 to Ty Connolly and MceTague for prison expenses and $10,748.40 to Mitchell and Mussigbrod for asylum expenses for the month ending January 15. Ed Howard, former Dillon creamery manager, left Dillon for Vernon Center, Minnesota, and plans to return when the creamery reopens in April.
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Helena
Penitentiary and Insane Asylum
Ty Connolly & MceTague
Mitchell & Mussigbrod
Ed Howard
Dillon
Vernon Center
Minn
Seattle buyer acquires 3500 mutton sheep from San Francisco
J West of Carstein Seattle bought 3,500 head of mutton sheep from Strubel and Meyer of San Francisco. The stock were shipped from the local stock yards to Seattle Tuesday and have been on feed at the Lovell ranch for some time.
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J., West
Carstein
Seattle
Strubel & Meyer
San Francisco
Lovell Ranch
Madison Valley Eyes Raillinked Growth and Rivalry
Residents in Madison county, spurred by surveys and reports from Butte, anticipate two railroad lines reaching the Madison valley within months. They expect Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul to pass through to Butte and Oregon Short Line surveys hint at a cross valley route. The buzz foresees a race between Northern Pacific and the Short Line for valley control in the near term.
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Madison County
Butte
Helena
W. J. Ennis
Madison Valley
Tobacco Root Range
Montana
Henry's Lake Pass
World Almanac for 1906 available by advance order
The World Almanac for 1906 will not be ready until the last of January. Place your order with the Tribune at once as only enough copies will be ordered for advance sales.
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Apri
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Nelson
Mark Twain
Lauterbach Ranch
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