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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1911

Page

7

County Fair Exhibit Prep and News From The Tribune

Get your exhibit ready for the County Fair. The paper notes Chief of Police campaigns and a rash of local news, including Panama Canal expositions and Whitney’s daring actions. It highlights The Tribune’s growing subscriptions and advertising strength across distant markets. Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr. is quoted as prominent in the National Progressive Republican League with heavy publicity.

the Tribune The Tribune Whitehall Big Hole Oregon Jonathan Bourne Bourne National Progressive Republican League

County Fair Seeks Community Help Before August 8

Residents urged to contribute exhibits and support Beaverhead’s county fair plans. The message emphasizes lacework, wheat, and other crafts to boost the event, noting fall is near and preparation time is short. Community effort is essential to make this the best fair yet.

Old Beaverhead Badnet County

County Fair Urges Fire Safety In Woods

The notice warns that forest fires loom with the county fair season approaching and urges extreme care with campfires and outdoor sparks. It cites risks from careless matches, unextinguished fires, and other causes and calls for citizen aid to prevent repeats of last year’s disasters.

Washington committee demands discharge over portrait payment

The House Committee on Expenditures in the Post Office department pressed for two former State Department employees to be discharged over a $1,600 discrepancy between a voucher and payment for Judge Day's portrait. Secretary Hay approved the expendi ture in life, Knox testified the payment was regular, and the State Department offered a defiant response inviting the committee to “go way back and sit down.”

Washington Congress House Committee On Post Office Department State Department Judge Day John Hay Knox

Quotable Snippets From Newspapers Across The Nation

A collage of witty remarks and satirical quips from Montana and other states. Topics range from aviation feats and Cuba to sea shore fashions and royal comparisons, reflecting early 20th century ballads of public life and humor. Named papers include North West Tribune Butte Miner Helena Record Missoula Sentinel Forsyth Times Journal Christian Science Monitor St Louis Globe Democrat Miles City Independent St Louis Post Dispatch Butte Tribune Review.

Bannack Street Saloon Robbed

Early Thursday burglars smashed a rear door at Kohl's saloon on Bannack street and stole two quarts of whiskey about ten dollars from the register fifteen dollars in rare bills and coins from a display case and a six gun. No trace of the burglars was found.

Kohl Bannack Street

Eight Fire Guards Appointed for Beaverhead Forest Reserve

The Beaverhead forest reserve hires eight fire guards plus regular rangers for season long patrols. A new telephone line station at Bald mountain is manned by Herman Hayward from Minnesota Forest School. Hayward will camp at the station during the dry season and patrol twice daily to locate fires. A continental divide trail project, eighty miles long, from Horse Prairie to Gibbon pass, is underway to aid fire response and earlier access next fire season.

Beaverhead Forest Reserve Forest Reserve Bald Mountain Herman Hayward Minnesota Forest School Continental Divide Horse Prairie Gibbon Pass Big Hole Basin

Tungsten in Madison County Virginia City

In the Potosi district near Pony the Farrell and How silver claims show tungsten in ore. Charles E. Morris and other miners propose a lease and bond on the property, signaling a revival after decades of limited activity and promising wealth for Farrell and How if the deal proceeds.

Virginia City T. J. Farrell Missoula James B. How Potosi Pony Farrell & How Charles E. Morris How Farrell

Narrow Escape From Death in River Plunge

Bozeman farmer Charles T. White and his 11 year old daughter Minnie faced a perilous ford when flood waters washed away a bridge approach on the West Gallatin. Their leaky wagon floated downstream as horses swam. White leaped into the river, swam to waist-deep water, and carried Minnie to shore.

Bozeman Charles T. White Minnie Mr. White West Gallatin

Chink Takes Homestead

Helena report reveals a Chinese American born in the United States is eligible to file on public lands. Hom Sung of White Sulphur Springs was allowed to file on a Meagher county homestead after the general land office commissioner ruled against barring Chinatown natives from land claims.

Helena Uncle Sam

College entertainments at Montana State Normal plans series

A summer program at Montana State Normal College runs through August with events for students and city residents. G E Finch opened last Tuesday with A Trip to the Panama Canal slides. Upcoming talks include Dr E A Winship of Boston and recitals by Grace Graeter and Harriet A Dunning, and a lecture by President George W Nash on the Passion Play of Oberammergau with colored slides.

Montana State Normal College G. E. Finch Dillon Public Schools Panama Canal E. A. Winship Boston Grace Graeter Harriet A. Dunning George W. Nash Aberdeen Oberammergau

Three Forks Pioneer John Stouvenor Killed in Buggy Accident

Bozeman resident John Stouvenor age 81 died when his buggy pitched him into a ditch near Three Forks Sunday. He was one of Gallatin county’s first pioneers, founder of old Gallatin city, and lived on a ranch between the East and West Gallatin rivers. Funeral Monday at Logan with Masonic rites attended by county friends. He survived by his wife.

Bozeman John Stouvenor Gallatin County Three Forks Logan and West Gallatin

Buffalo Population Up in North America Census

The American Bison Society reports 2108 pure-blood buffalo in North America up from 1917 in 2008. Of these, 1007 are in U S captivity, 626 in Canada, and 475 are wild. Notable private herds exist at Belvedere Kansas Rowan Montana Newport New Hampshire Pawnee Oklahoma Goodnight Texas and Antelope Island Great Salt Lake.

The Tribune Washington, D. C American Bison Society North America United States Canada Belvedere Kans Rowan Mont Newport N. H Pawnee Okla Goodnight, Tex Antelope Island Great Salt Lake

Notice of Homestead Final Proof for James B. Woody

Department of the Interior notice from Helena Montana dated July 8 1911 announces James B Woody of Jackson Montana has filed for final five year proof to claim his land described under Homestead Applications Nos 14132 and 0243 in T 45 S R 14 W and Secs 33 34. A. S Johnson U S Commissioner Dillon Montana will hear the case August 15 1911. Witnesses Claud Lapham Harry Lapham Roy Spencer and Edward Sodergren all of Jackson Montana. Stephen Carpenter Register.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana James B. Woody Jackson Township Range Meridian A. S. Johnson U. S Dillon Claud Lapham Harry Lapham Roy Spencer Edward Sodergren Stephen Carpenter Register

Resolution of Respect for Samuel B Burnside

A Delta Lodge No 15 K of P memorial from Lima Montana dated 28 1 mourns the death of Sir Knight Samuel B Burnside. The resolution praises his genial presence and cherishes his memory while extending sympathy to his widow and bereaved, thanking Mrs John Thomas Mrs John Poole Mrs John Myers Miss Ethel Thomas Miss Grace Wilcox Mr John Thomas Sam C Deardorf Jas W Purdie E L Kent and H W Gardner for choir contributions at the funeral.

Samuel B. Burnside John Thomas John Poole John Myers Ethel Thomas Grace Wilcox Sam C. Deardorf Jas. W. Purdie E. L. Kent H. W Gardner Tuhomas Hardie Delta Lodge No. 15 K. of P Lima Montana

Notice From Attorney About Resuming Practice

To my clients I will be home on or before July 15 to resume my law practice. My health is the best in 20 years.

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