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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1896

Page

8

June Meeting of County Commissioners Sets Road and Bridge Actions

The Board of County Commissioners met in regular session and adjourned after three days. They transferred right of way for a cross road at Fox’s, granted Emerson Hill a telephone franchise from Red Rock to the Idaho line, and set a $2,000 bond. Viewers were appointed to lay out a new public road from Samuel Ashbaugh’s place. Bridges between C Cornell’s and the brewery and between Emerick’s and Roe’s ranches were accepted as county bridges. The treasurer reported $21,400.70 on hand. Election districts and registry agents were designated across multiple precincts. A. G. White was named justice of the peace at Wisdom. The court room is to be limited for public gatherings, bids sought for a Lima jail cage and a Beaverhead river bridge, with a special session set for June 20 to award the bridge contract and hear road viewers’ report.

Board of County Commissioners Cross Road Fox’s W. P. Fos S. P. Nelson Martin Sorenson Emerson Hill Red Rock Idaho Salmon City P. H. Poindexter Samuel Ashbaugh Bannack Road E. W. Slack C. Cornell Emerick’s Roe’s Shannon Dillon Barrett's Blacktail Bighop’s C. W. Conger Argenta Glendale Hecela E. H. Harvey Dewey and Ponsonby Eugene Carver Big Hole Wisdom A. H. McVeigh Fox Be.j. Fox Desmond Brenner's W. B. Briggs Lima Big Hole Basin Beaverhead

Three horses sold to Helena fire department

Last week R A Reynolds sold to E Reece a Helena city council member three fine horses for the Helena fire department. Epworth League held an apple social at NM E church enjoyed for its novelty though refreshments were served. Mrs Eliza Roe, wife of Thos Roe, died May 29 near Dillon after a cancer illness. Funeral May 31 at the Methodist church with a large procession and burial in the cemetery.

R. A. Reynolds E. Reece Helena Helena Fire Department Dillon Lodge W. M. T. M. O’connor Sec Epworth League of the Nm.e Eliza Roe Thos. Roe Lincolnshire County England Dillon

Mattie Holcomb Marries James L. Paul at Bride's Home

At the bride's Dillon home on May 31 Rev J W Tait united Miss Mattie Holcomb and James L Paul of Pipestone Springs. Immediate relatives and friends attended. A fine supper followed the ceremony amid good wishes from many friends.

J. W. Tait Mattie Holcomb Dillon James L. Paul Pipestone Springs

Memorial Day in Dillon Observes War Heroes

Last Saturday Dillon joined Decoration Day ceremonies with no sports on the holiday. The Dillon Brass Band and Co. E N G marched through town before 1 pm opera house exercises led by Rev. Jordan. A Goddess of Liberty tableau, followed by flowers on veterans graves, honored soldiers at the cemetery as about 300 attendees watched tearfully.

Dillon Dillon Brass Band and Co. E Opera House Jordan Baptist Church W. H. Cochran Liberty Lucy Grannis Goddess of

Democratic Primary delegates selected at courthouse meeting

The Democratic primary was held last Saturday at the courthouse with Edwin Norris presiding briefly and H Padley chosen as chair and J B Poindexter as secretary. Delegates and alternates to the county convention were elected, with Dillon’s convention set for tomorrow.

Court House Edwin Norris Brifly H. Padley J. B. Poindexter Dillon

Western merchants urged to respect Western silver views

W H Cochran manager of the C O D store cancels an $800 underwear order from a New York house after a notice requiring payment in gold. He condemns the push for gold payments and says Western merchants should stand firm to influence Eastern houses to accommodate silver preferences.

W. H. Cochran New York Cochran

Local union plans fund drive with monthly dues

The executive committee met to organize and raise funds for the fight for silver. A five cent monthly assessment was set for all members with dues due the first of each month and June dues payable immediately. Megars Padley and Oliver were appointed to arrange a program for a meeting at the opera house on Saturday evening June 13. A room will be secured for weekly gatherings.

Megars Padley Oliver Opera House

Bids Opened for Argenta Cutoff Work and Fence

Road committee opened bids June 1 for the Argenta cutoff with amounts from Phillips and Barnett 1975 Fred Bird 2000 Winters Parsons & Boomer 1645 W H Boatman 31500 B Baumgart 1645 H A Bond 1700 T J Riley 1495. Last two bids include 200 yards of fence but no contract yet let. Also ads for 1896 model gentlemen’s and 1895 model bargains offer Go Lightly.

Argenta Road Committee Phillips Barnett Fred Bird Winters Parsons & Boomer W. H. Boatman B. Baumgart H. A. Bond T. J. Riley

Mass convention called by Beaverhead County People's Party

The executive committee calls a mass convention for June 6 1896 at 2 p m in the Beaverhead county court house to elect three delegates to the state convention at Boulder for choosing delegates to the national convention. Citizens sympathetic to the party and who favor free coinage of silver are urged to join and select fair delegates. Dated May 16 1896 Benn Bonn, 22,21 Chairman.

People’s Party Beaverhead County Boulder Party of the People Benn Bonn

Salt Lake Tribune Announces Semi Weekly Price Cut

The Salt Lake Tribune will reduce the Semi-Weekly price to $2.90 per year starting June 1 1896. The paper states it will maintain the current premium quality and keep the Semi-Weekly in the front rank of publications.

Salt Lake Tribune

Notice to Advertisers for Ad Copy Changes

In this office on Thursday to insure attention. Changes sent Friday cannot be guaranteed. Get your job work done at the Tri UNE office with stylish work and moderate prices.

Triune

Local Notes and School Board Action in Sheridan

Mr and Mrs P P Gould visited from Bridges on Saturday Clyde Backus strained his ankle after being thrown from a pitching horse At the next entertainment Marshal Cheney may be asked to curb rowdy behavior Alf Halse has enclosed a woven wire fence plot near town Mrs Morrow arrived from Great Falls to assist in Episcopal work A Sunday school was organized in Good Templar hall Seven applicants for Sheridan school principal were read with Tt S McIntyre chosen Miss Isabella Mahaffe hired for primary The school year starts in September Mrs Gusta Dahlman faced Judge Day for thrashing Mrs Hayden s children She pleaded guilty and town funds gained five dollars plus costs The next morning Mrs Hayden guardian was arrested and fined one dollar and costs.

Expressing thanks for support after bereavement

Sincere thanks to the Ladies Auxiliary and to friends who assisted in our recent bereavement. E. M. Jacobs, Bessie VanDrvont, Spencer Jacons, Gro. W. Jacobs, June 1, 18%. List of letters remaining in the above named office for the week ending on above. If not delivered in 30 days will be sent to the dead letter office.

E. M. Jacobs Bessie VanDrvont Spencer Jacons Gro. W. Jacobs

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