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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1909

Page

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Dillon Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration

A large crowd met at City Hall to back a Dillon Fourth of July event. Mayor White presided, committees formed for publicity finance sports and public comfort, about 1900 dollars raised with more expected. Events include horse races, foot races, a street parade and a grand evening ball with vaudeville acts, avoiding wrestling or balloon ascension. Public amenities and refreshment services will be provided along Main Street to ensure a full day of entertainment.

Dillon White City Hall Floyd Best Arch Main B. N. Stevenson George Lovell Earle Wheat W. F. Cashmore W. H. Kohl H. A. Kaiser Carruthers Eugene Poindexter Joseph Smith Will W. Simpson O. M. Best H. A. Kauser Robert Hay Geo. Lovell W. A. Jones Earl Wheat L. K. Adams W. W. Wilson C. H. Ruggles H. F. Best R. W. Boone Geo. Kunzman Dillon Theatre

Montana State Normal College Commencement Week Opens

Commencement week at Montana State Normal College begins with a report of a year described as the most successful in the school's history. The new 90000 dollar building addition and improved facilities boost capacity and campus aesthetics while the manual arts program expands into leather and metal work. The college highlights extensive faculty travel for educational methods and increased oratorical activity with two national contest wins by students.

Montana State Normal College H.W. Swain England France Germany Swain Middle West Michigan Iowa Illinois Theodore Shoudy Montana State Oratorical Association Thomas A. Clapp Joseph Carroll Inter-Mountain Montana Idaho

Editorial staff of The Monmal at Normal college

The Monmal monthly publication by Normal college students in Dillon has served readers statewide with college life coverage, original stories and drawings. The staff photo lists Thomas Clapp Gail Beuschlein Jacob Vogel Beulah Harrison Lucie Nutterville Bessie Hogeland Edna Ketchum Mildred Weenink Bessie Storey Albert Swain Alberta Andruss Jessie Poindexter.

Normal College Monmal Dillon Mormal Vari The Thomas Clapp Gail Beuschlein Jacob Vogel Beulah Harrison Lucie Nutterville Bessie Hogeland Edna Ketchum Bottomtow Mildred Weenink Bessie Storey Albert Swain Alberta Andrus Jessie Poindexter

State Board Sets Higher Standards for Dillon Normal School

The Montana state board of education, meeting in Helena, plans to raise the Dillon Normal school’s standard to model training for teachers. They also propose revisions to eighth grade exams to lessen rigidity, allow more study time, and consider term grades along with exam results for promotion decisions.

State Board of Education Helena Montana State Normal College W.E. Harmon D. Sargent Randall J. Congdon

Died in Dillon Area Nels P Buvard

Nels Peterson Buvard aged 25 died Wednesday morning at the Nelson ranch five miles north of Dillon. The funeral was held at 2 PM at the Nelson ranch with Rev Fr E Dodds officiating and burial at Mountain View cemetery. A Norwegian immigrant, he had suffered from tuberculosis of the bowels for years and undergone surgery in Butte about four years ago.

Nels Peterson Buvard Theodore Nelson Dillon Fr. E. Dodds Nelson Ranch Mountain View Norway Butte

Pioneer Gold Mining to Erect 30ton Chilean Mill at Basin

W H Rideout, superintendent of Pioneer Gold Mining and Milling Co, in the Big Hole basin, reports plans to erect a 30 ton Chilean mill at the property. Machinery is due at Divide, with a mill site graded for installation and a crusher sized for two mills. The operation, using gravity processing to the mill, will be powered by a 12 hp gasoline engine and expanded miners workforce. The Tacoma Northern Light and Washington claims show rich ore with up to 10 dollars per ton in free milling gold, and placer deposits near the mines have yielded gold. Mr Rideout notes multiple claims under development and local gold prospects.

W. H. Rideout Pioneer Gold Mining and Milling Company Big Hole Dillon Montana Divide Rideout Compann Tacoma Northern Light Washington

Land Office Inspector Visits Dillon to Review Beach Lands

Hamilton Wright special agent of the general land office at Helena spent several days in Dillon and vicinity reviewing beach lands along the valley to assess eligibility for entry under the 320 acre homestead act. Gov Edwin Norris Representative Frank Eliel and Chas Conger helped push the inspection to protect the dry farming region. Three townships 7 8 and 9 cover about 150 000 acres that could be listed with the Helena office if recommended. Wright known locally from Idaho Falls and Montana State Normal college where he was praised as an outstanding student.

Hamilton Wright General Land Office Helena Dillon Wright Edwin Norris Frank Eliel Chas. Conger Idaho Falls Idaho Montana State Normal College

City Council Addresses Fountains and Police Chief Resignation

George Dart resigns as chief of police after explaining clashes between his duties and other business. City awards Hamilton fountain project and purchases a granite fountain while facing inheritance tax and funding gaps. Ben Hager wins the settling reservoir contract as funding plans proceed. The meeting also covers sidewalks and waterworks improvements with bids analyzed.

White Melton Hamilton Geo Dart Dart Adolph Eliel G. T. Paul Peter Orem James Welsh George Metlen Ben Hager Washout Inlet Butte—Settling Hager Monroe and Lenkersdor

Medical Contract Let for Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Project

The Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad contractors have hired Dr. F M Poindexter of this city and Dr. R H Ryburn of Bannack to provide medical and surgical services during construction from Armstead to Gilmore and Salmon Idaho. They plan a Grant hospital with constant on site physician staff.

Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company Armstead Gilmore Salmon Idaho F. M. Poindexter R. H. Ryburn Bannack

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Auing College Nels P. Buvard Pioneer Gold Mining & Milling Co W.C. Jones Wisdom Special George Dart Council Hamilton Fountain Poindexter and Ryburn
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