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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1904

Page

1

Losing Rancher James Montgomery in Fatal Wagon Accident

James Montgomery a prominent Big Hole basin rancher and stockman died instantly when his high loaded wagon overturned after frightened horses dragged him under a wheel near his ranch. Henry White survived unharmed. Funeral held at Wisdom cemetery. Montgomery Bros. firm history noted.

Dillon James Montgomery Big Hole Basin Montana Mercantile Company Henry White Centennial Cafe Mr. Montgomery George Gray Romain Place Montgomery Ranch Walker Ranch White Montgomery F. A. Smith A. A. Luce Methodist Episcopal Church Montgomery Bros Montana Iowa Ireland United States Beaverhead County Horse Prairie Big Hole Wm. Montgomery

Long Trial Over Poles In Justice Court

A Horse Prairie suit consumed most of Monday in Justice of the Peace Rich's court over 2000 cut poles. Horace McIntyre and wife claimed ownership of the poles after a contract with W. J. Propper to build a fence. The poles had been attached for a debt by G. T. Paul and sold to Pat Conners for 18 dollars. The jury ruled in favor of McIntyre and wife after witnesses for both sides and closing arguments.

Justice of the Peace Rich Horace McIntyre W. J. Propper G. T. Paul Dillon Propper Jules Guyaz Pat Conners Joseph Poindexter Edwin Norris Horse Prairie Justice Rich McIntyre

Arrest for Grand Larceny of Horses

Harry Andrus was arrested on grand larceny charges after Ike Rife accused him of stealing and altering the brand of horses from a range in Horse Prairie. Stock Inspector Nicky Staudaber made the arrest. preliminary trial delayed until August 1 due to attorney Barbour’s absence. hearing to be held before Justice Virmillion.

Harry Andrus Ike Rife Andrus Sheep Creek Rife Medicine Lodge Dillon Nicky Staudaber Bar

County School District Tax Levy Reported For Mills

Several county districts filed their special tax levies to fund school maintenance facilities and needed apparatus. Levies per dollar assessed range across districts with deadlines by July 18, urging those yet to report to hurry. Also noted are local railroad incident passengers: George B. Conway W M Oliver J G Willia and family.

Edness Ganes

Thief Breaks Into Mortons Store For Guns And Knives

A burglar forced entry through a back window of John W Mortons hardware and grocery store last Sunday night and stole about 100 dollars worth of merchandise including several pistols and many knives. Blood marks on items suggest a finger wound. bicycle tracks point to a local suspect. Police hope to arrest the culprit, suspected to be an amateur familiar with the shop.

John W. Morton Smith& Wesson Pacific Sebree Streets Dillon

County Growth Visible in Assessor’s Books and Equalization

County assessor A. S. Beardsley and Deputy George Hughes finished the assessable property books showing total value down slightly from last year due to the board of equalization cutting valuations. Despite lower per head beef cattle and sheep rates, overall value increases reflect growing industry with rises in cattle and sheep totals and gains in real estate and mining lands. Concurrently, R. H. Selway undertakes major home improvements including a new one and half story addition and a 400 gallon water tank with a planned hydraulic ram for supply.

A. S. Beardsley George Hughes Board of Equalization Aly R. H. Selway

Kruger Dies in Swiss Residence at Clarens

London reports ex President Paul Kruger of the Transvaal Republic died at 3 oclock this morning at Clarens in the canton of Vaud Switzerland. The long time Afrikaner leader passed away peacefully after a storied political life.

London Kruger Transvaal Republic Clarens Canton of Vaude Switzerland

Pleasant Evening by Women of Woodcraft at Dart's Ball

An entertaining event by the Women of Woodcraft at Dart's Ball featured fine ateréopticon views and strong local musical talent. Invitations were exclusive to circle members, making attendees feel fortunate and delighted.

Woodcraft

Grafters in Dillon Target City’s Door-to-Door Shoppers

Dillon residents report several grafters and license dodgers operating for two weeks, posing as salesmen. A woman offering Orient inspired goods, a seller of cheap alarmingly priced spectacles, a hair dye purveyor, cloth vendors, umbrella repairers, and more faced refusal after trying to pass off inferior merchandise. The piece notes likely loss of license revenue and urges caution against oily persuasion and substandard goods.

Dillon

Unwelcome Caller Detained After Doorway Intrusion

A man giving the name Sam Horner, seen intoxicated, tried to enter the Jewell residence on Idaho Street last Sunday night. George Jewell stopped him and police arrested him at the station where Horner claimed a severed thumb required amputation and said he had come from Great Falls to shear sheep, carrying a union card.

Sam Horner Jewell Idaho Street Dillon Great Falls Sheep Shears’ Union

Washouts and cloudbursts halt trains near Melrose

A major washout two miles past Melrose wrecked 35 feet of embankment and washed away a cement culvert halting passenger train No. 8 for about twelve hours. Engineer Billy Purdie slowed the 1,000 class locomotive to safety while a trestle was rebuilt and trains resumed service. Subsequent cloudbursts further damaged track and embankments from Melrose to Argenta.

Dillon Melrose Billy Purdie Lima Purdie Burley Station Dil Jon Messrs J. H. Mackay W. M. Rairden Argenta Argente Iron Mountain Sam Zurkerchen Rochester

Wool Exports Nears Completion in Beaverhead County

All wool shipped except two clips in Beaverhead county. The last warehouse clips were sent last night with Schuler & Ferris and Wm. Ames awaiting weighing. Two lots expected from Bedrock soon. Mr. White has not yet completed poundage totals for a full weekly statement. The New York Herald jokes about fiction writing education.

Beaverhead County Schuler & Ferris Wm. Ames Bedrock White

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Tessa Ike Ife County George B. Conway W. M Oliver J. G. Willia Wise River Nichol Prehn Bannack Morton Qom Paul Kruger Jewell Residence The New York Herald
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