State Engineer Examines Lands for Bedrock Lakes Reservoir
State Engineer S Baker and engineer Kitzpatrick visited Madison and Beaverhead counties to assess lands for a proposed Bedrock lakes reservoir. They surveyed Apex beach lands, Blacktail area, and Dillon vicinity for ditch access and irrigation potential, noting 35 000 acres in Madison suitable for irrigation and confirming uniform water pricing per inch. An irrigation meeting is expected in Dillon next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Baker
Ie Kitzpatrick
Helena
Ceavermead
Madison
Bedrock Lakes
J. K. Morse
Apex
Messrs. Oliver and Decker
Dillon
Messrs
Baker and
Fitzpatrick
Sheridan
Centennial Valley
State Board of Land Commissioners
Madison County
MelKesser Creek
Raby
Railway Examining Board Visits Dillon
The car of the Railway Examining Board of the Union Pacific system was sidetracked in Dillon for several days this week. The board includes Chief Dispatcher Wellington, Engineer John Kennedy, and John Quinn. County Clerk J. S. Baker assisted them, and they plan to travel from Pocatello to Huntington Oregon then to Green River Wyoming and Reno Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific System
Dillon
Wellington
Denver and
Rio Grand
Salt Lake City
John Kennedy
Flyer
Ogden Weat
John Quinn
Oregon
Pocatello
Hupptington
Ore
Green River
Wyoming
Reno
Nevada
Kaolin Specimen Promises Boom for U S Kaolin Co
Z B Yearian returned from South Carolina with a kaolin sample from U S Kaolin Co. Promoter Dr A O Yearian, his son, predicts a strong future as the clay rivals imported stocks and draws Eastern and Western capital. Dr A O Yeaman married yesterday to a Georgia girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. B. Yearian
South Carolina
A. O. Yeaman
Georgia
Range Cattle Prospects Bright for Western Market
Western cattle market prospects are strong as spring supplies shrink and demand rises. Chicago brokers Sinclair Gillett & Co. note an impending run of Texas cattle and expect a fall market better than in years, with prices firm and cattle scarce in the corn belt. Last week Texas buyers brought large lots to market with prices around 5.25 per 1264 pound drive and 5.00 to 5.10 for 620 pound spayed heifers, signaling robust western cattle demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Range
Texas
Corn
Death of Mrs Smith Mra at Melrose
Jane Smith died at her Melrose home on July 6 morning. She left England with her first husband Norris for New Zealand where they lived for several years. Norris died from railroad injuries near Divide about twenty years ago. She later married John C Smith, who is now dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Smith
Melrose
Mr. Norris
England
New Zealand
Divide
John C. Smith
A Moonlight Picnic Hosted Above Barrett's
William Bernstein hosted a moonlight picnic above Barrett's on Tuesday evening. Guests included Edward Perkins Grace Greeter Bertha Huber Kate Paxton and Fred Huber. The group enjoyed a late afternoon drive and a lunch under the trees followed by a pleasant ride home in the moonlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bernstein
Barrett
Mia
Edward Perkins
Misses Grace Greeter
Bertha Huber
Kate Paxton
Fred Huber
Ice Company Sues City Over Impure Ice Arrests
The Ore Fine Ice Company sues the city of Butte and officials including Dr. T. J. Sullivan Thomas Mulholland John MacGinniss and W White for damages due to driver arrests for selling impure ice without signage on the wagon as required by ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Card of Thanks from Norris Family in Melrose
We express thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and aid during illness and after our mother’s death. Your help leaves lasting impressions. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Olson, Hamdon Norris, Henry Norris, Edward Norris, Fred Norris, Robert Norris, Samuel Smith. Melrose Montana July 12 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Olson
Hamdon Norris
Henry Norris
Edward Norris
Fred Norris
Robert Norris
Samuel Smith
Melrose
Montana
Glasses and eye care from Dr McKendry in Dillon visit
Patients needing glasses or vision help should consult Dr McKendry of the Butte Optical Co as he visits Dillon this week. The firm manufactures glasses retail and wholesale and promises reliable service from partners Drs McKendry and Hannifin with well equipped examination offices in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKendry
Butte Optical Co
Meden
Dillon
Butte Optical ™ Co
Dre. McKendry
Hannifin
North West
Montana State Normal College 1905 Catalogue Highlights Growth
The eighth annual catalogue showcases the college as a leading state institution with a year ahead of others in shortest courses. It emphasizes high standards, experienced faculty, and the practical pedagogy through a full teaching year, with new offerings in music and manual training and a dormitory reducing costs for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Normal College
United States
Europe
Dillon Publc
School of Music
East
Columbia University
Sweden
Germany
Notable Figures Tied to Distant Honors and Wealth
A collage notes Admiral Togo as a short man among Japanese peers. A proposed Oxford memorial for Sir Edwin Arnold could feature prizes and a scholarship. Hetty Green’s wealth is pegged around 50 million dollars with annual expenses under 5 thousand. Emperor William enjoys singing though his tone is harsh. Prof. William Rein plans a U S tour. The czar’s relations include a brother an uncle many cousins and imperial highness status for close kin. Ludwig Friedlander is famed for a Roman morals history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Friedlander
Strassburg
Jackson Post Office Robbery Suspect in Custody
Sheriff Gist arrested Happy Roberts after a burglary at the Jackson post office, tied to a store in Wisdom. Roberts failed to post bond and was jailed after a preliminary hearing before Justice Staley, with $500 bond set. Federal prosecution possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gist
Wisdom
Happy Roberts
Jackson
O. Fournier
Young Roberts
Justice Staley
District Court
Polaris Mine Ships Large Ore Output in July Update
In Polaris Montana the mine continues to ship heavy ore with a strong current. The town notes local improvements as the Tine telephone progresses and several residents travel to nearby Dillon and hot springs. Catherine Miss Maude Klis plans a Dillon visit while Emma Larimer visits Big Hole basin. Cow buyer William Tash reports brisk cattle trade and a 5000 jack rabbit contract set for delivery by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Divide Creek
Lapham
Jackson
Engelsgerd
Maude ‘Klis
Dillon
Emma Larimer
Big Hole Basin
D. J. Pirson
Elonnie & Dory
William Tash
Tash
Charley Peaterson
Dillon Society Circles At Bagley House
Guests gather at the Bagley residence for a summer visit including Mrs. Walger and daughter from Lincoln Nebraska, Mrs. True and two children, Miss Gertrude Bagley from San Diego California, and Dr. Bagley’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagley
Barbours to Visit Salt Lake City for Week
Mr and Mrs W8 Barbour plan to depart tomorrow evening for Salt Lake City for a week long visit. Bertha and Charlie Freeman will also leave tomorrow evening for their Boise home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W
Barbour
Salt Lake City
Bertha
Charlie Freeman
Boise
Lost parcel and church notices at local meeting
A lost parcel containing a white hand embroidered shirt waist with scissors and thread is reported with finder instructions to visit the Trisune office. An invitation to M E church services next Sunday lists Sunday school at 10 am supervised by E J Payne, sermons at 11 am and 8 pm, morning topic Methodism and Our Republic, evening Room Wanted, with Epworth League at 7:15 pm and free seating for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trisune
M. E
E. J. Payne
Epworth League
Salt Lake Round Trip Tickets From Dillon Advertised
The Short Line offers Salt Lake round trip tickets for $15 arriving Salt Lake in the evening. Trains depart Dillon as No 10 at 5 20 a m reaching Salt Lake 7 40 p m, and No 8 at 7 28 p m arriving 8 40 p m. Berths can be reserved by contacting S Csnrornens, Agent, Dillon, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Dillon
Csnrornens
Montana
Yellowstone Park Transport Plans For Record Visitor Season
George Breck of the Yellowstone Park Transportation company was in Dillon this week securing teams and drivers to handle a unprecedented influx of tourists. He bought three seater rigs from Anderson, Orr, and Morton and hired four drivers with one wheelwright and a wagon washer accompanying the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Breck
Yellowstone Park Transportation Company
Dillon
Park
Mr. Breck
Butte
Anderson
Orr
Morton
Anderson Bros
John W. Morton
Haying Starts in Pacevinny Valley Amid Bright Prospects
July 12 news from Pacevinny notes haying has begun with good prospects for a full hay crop. Local residents report visits, departures, and social events including trips to Zeigler springs and a Fourth of July picnic. Household illnesses are mentioned with modest concern for Mrs. Quincy Talcott and Mrs. Elmer Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacevinny
Vani? Gilkey
Whitehall
Mary Barber
Adeline Rouleau
Butte
Fred Mercer
Francis Rouleau
C. W. Page
R. W. Page
New York State
Mary
Will Willis
Sheridan
Sam
Zeigler’s Springs
Quincy Talcott
Elmer Page
Mrs John Smith Dies in Melrose After Brief Illness
Willis July 12 Mrs John Smith died last week in Melrose after a brief illness. She lived in the neighborhood for several years and leaves one daughter and six sons. The bereaved family receives neighborly sympathy. Miss Francis Browne visited Mrs Jacob Hartwig briefly last week. Mrs W Lovell traveled from Dil to visit.
Martin Barrett's Horse Case Ends In Discharge
In Justice Elliott's court on Wednesday stock inspector Stapp arrested Martin Barrett on charges of altering a horse brand. The mare, once with the Stanchfield band, was turned over to Mrs. Stanchfield's estate and branded by her father. Barrett refused to swear the brand as his but the case closed with his discharge. Edwin Norris defended, Judge Melton represented the state, and J B Poindexter spoke for the stock association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Va. I
Barrett
DELCO
Edwin Norris
Melton
J. B. Poindexter
Stock Association
Tom Haw Sells Ranch and Stock in the Valley
Tom Haw, famed valley rancher and sheepman, sells his entire county ranch and stock to Martin Sorenson and Emerson Slack for about 25000 dollars with 1000 dollars down. The 1300 acre Rattlesnake ranch includes 3000 sheep 40 horses and farming machinery. Haw will move to Idaho to pursue exclusive sheep business. friends regret his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Haw
Martin Sorenson
Emerson Slack
Sorenson & Slack
Haw
Idaho
Unique Dillon float attracts attention at parade
An overlooked Dillon Furniture Company float drew attention with store photos forming an canopy over a high trap owned by Mr. Paul, topped by a prettily staged baby carriage as part of an attractive Fourth of July display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Furniture Company
Paul
Pleasant Afternoon At Mrs Conway’s Luncheon
Mrs G B Conway hosted an informal Wednesday gathering for several ladies. A dainty lunch was served to Mesdames W A Jones W G Clark A L Anderson H H Swain T D Olmsted F M Cunard Mrs N M White Mrs F B Foote and Miss Shiell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Conway
Mesdames
W. A. Jones
W. G. Clark
A. L. Anderson
H. H. Swain
T. D. Olmsted
F. M. Cunnard
N.M. White
F. B. Foote
Shiell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beaverhead County
Railway Examining Board
Yearian
Mrs. Smith
Ice Company
Togo i
Sir Edwin Arnold
Oxford
Hetty Green
Emperor William of
William Rein
University of Jena
Dillon Society
Yellowstone Transportation Company
L. G. Woodside
J. Hartwig
Anna O’brien
G. W. Beehrer
G. Hicott
Julius Hartwig
Harvey
J. A. Browne
Pather Ries
Browne
Father Ries
Mayer
Browne Lakes
Kambieh
S. A. Reichle
Tessie Reichle
Anna Wolpert
Beulah Holder
County News Letters
Pageville
Willis
John Smith
Martin Barrett
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