Mitchell 18 Found Guilty in Oregon Trial
In Portland Oregon the United States jury finds Senator John H Mitchell guilty of taking pecuniary compensation for lobbying before federal departments. The verdict is delivered amid courthouse fireworks and a muted reaction from the senator as Judge DeHaven delays a new trial motion to next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
United States
John H. Mitchell
Mitchell
Washington
Bennett
DeHaven
Devlin's Bank 18 Closed in Topeka Veref?
First National Bank of Topeka, controlled by coal mine owner Charles J. Devlin, closed its doors. Receiver J. T. Bradley prepared to take charge as examiner noted the failure stemmed from overextension to a single borrower, with Devlin's paper reportedly about $1,000,000.
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First National
Topeka
Kan
First National Bank
Charles J. Devlin
W. H. Rossington
J. T. Bradley
National Bank Examiner
Devlin
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds In Dillon Area
A sequence of property conveyances includes Mattie Briscoe Hill to Fred L Stone 1 percent lots on lower Montana Street Dillon for 2000 dollars. Other transfers cover multiple lots on Washing ton Street north end Dillon for 250 dollars, three lots on Idaho Street at 1 dollar, six lots in Stahl addition Dillon for 261.10, 160 acres on Beaverhead river north of Dillon for 5000, 1-8 interest in Gonyon lode Bridge Gulch Utopia for 185, Abe L Dean to Lucian L Eby all interest in Poverty Bar Pioneer for 500, quit claim Jay Brown to Thorpe and Kennison cabin ditch fence Big Sheep creek basin for 250, patents for 160 acres upper Buffalo creek Grasshopper valley and 200 acres near Wisdom Big Hole basin and 160 acres Polaris Grasshopper valley, and final receipt James Stanton 160 acres Tie creek Big Hole basin.
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Mattie Briscoe Hill
Fred L. Stone
Montana Street
Dillon
Simon Lawrence
Benjamine
B. Taylor
Washington Street
Pentecostal Union
Verona E. Metlen
Idaho Street
Louis Stahl
Edith Jessie Phister
Stahl
Benjamin Bond
Jens Peterson
Beaverhead River
Jay Brown
Thorpe
Big Sheep Creek
Magoilhoire Malhoit
Buffalo Creek
Grasshopper Valley
Frank H. Shafer
Wisdom
Big Hole Basin
Fransie E. Cochrane
Polaris
James Stanton
Tie Creek
Will Picnic at Selway Park By Butte Odd Fellows
The Butte Odd Fellows plan their annual picnic at Dillon on July 16 with two Oregon Short Line excursion trains from Butte. Trains depart at eight and nine in the morning, returning that evening. A full program of sports games music and literary exercises is planned with basket lunches featured. A large attendance is anticipated from Butte and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nual
Dillon
Butte
Odd Fellows of
Oregon Short Line
Dillon Celebrates Fourth With Visitors And Local News
Dillon marks Independence Day with many guests from Butte Dell and Medicine Lodge. Local residents, including Mrs. Huey and Miss Innes, join in parades and social calls. the period features church events, marriages, and business notices across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Eskelson
Dell
Dillon
Mary Curtis
Butte
Mort Hart
Gus Hungate
Walter
Charlie Duffy
Leon Grannis
Mary Innes
Park
W. B. Swanstrum
Blaine
John Keenan
Jackson
Man Kills Wife After Saying He Could Not Support Her
Cleveland reports detail Otto admitted killing his wife saying he grew tired of supporting her an invalid. He claimed she fell down stairs but evidence showed a head hacked with a hatchet. Police recovered the weapon. authorities described the case as a motive for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Nika Opt and
Gar
Otto
Salt Lake Round Trip Fare From Dillon in June 1905
The Oregon Short Line offers a 15 dollar round trip to Salt Lake with final ticket limit June 27, 1905. Trains No. 8 and No. 10 depart Dillon at 7:28 p.m. and 5:20 a.m. respectively, arriving Salt Lake at 8:40 a.m. and 7:40 p.m. For details contact S S Carruthers, Dillon agent.
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Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line
Dillon
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Lee W. Louis
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T. M. Selway
W. B. Carter
Anna Carter
Portland Exposition
Bertha Huber
Fassler Ranch
Melrose
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James Mansfield
Horse Prairie
Frank Cooney
George B. Conway
Hecla Company
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J. H. Lipe
Junction
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Mus
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