Tr Championship baseball results brief
The fragment notes a baseball championship event with references to the third and fourth innings and unspecified standings. No clear names, teams, dates, or venues are readable.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
1
The fragment notes a baseball championship event with references to the third and fourth innings and unspecified standings. No clear names, teams, dates, or venues are readable.
Preparations under way for commencement week at the Montana state normal college with a thirty-member graduating class. Rev Edward Smith will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the assembly hall next Sunday. Tuesday features Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night on campus at 7 PM with mandolin and guitar accompaniment. The annual bon ments concert follows, with Juniors entertaining Seniors and a free admission program at 8 PM led by Prof Luce and staff, featuring an extensive musical lineup and student performers.
Public Comfort committee asks residents with spare rooms to notify F A Hazelbaker, chairman, to arrange guest housing after hotels fill. Mr and Mrs E J Payne of Ogden Utah welcomed a son on May 26. The Paynes previously lived in Dillon where Mr Payne was an express agent for over a year.
J. R. Buckley, a Chicago clock installer, has arrived to work this week on the big clock in the court house tower. He will oversee the installation and tune the mechanism to ensure accurate timekeeping for the building.
Helena June 10 Governor Toole pardons James Santi an Italian sentenced to life in the penitentiary from Deer Lodge county for second degree murder on May 19 1899 The pardon bounds him to immediately depart for Italy his former home Friends have raised funds and he will be accompanied to Italy by Joseph Gian Francesco fellow countryman
S. S. Carruthers of the Oregon Short Line Dillon reports a widespread warning urging travelers and households to lay in coal for next winter. He says the coal supply situation is more severe than last winter and urges prompt action to avoid shortages and suffering.
Elza Smith traveled from Colorado last week seeking a new site but chose Beaverhead as the best available. He decided to settle in Dillon and make his home there, ending the search.
The executive committee and auxiliaries prepare a large Fourth of July program in Dillon with boxing matches featuring Maurice Thompson and Paul Lemm, a wrestling bout between John H. McIntosh and Tim Harrington, and a full day of races, parades, and band music by the Montana State Band. Festivities run July 3 to 5 with Dillon’s team favored against Caldwell, Idaho, in three ball games.
Grace Graeter and six music pupils postpone a pianoforte recital from Monday June 17 to Friday evening June 21 at Burfiend Hall. Admission is 50 cents, proceeds go to repair the Episco pal church memorial window. Duet-Divertisement Polka Hunter.
The article lists performers and pieces for a Fourth of July event in the Bowery, naming Ruth Orr Rondo, Engelmann Op. 606, Thelma Riley, Margaret Neelan, and other musicians with works by Orth, Burgmüller, Beethoven, and Ganne. It notes Ernest J Jewell visiting Wallace Idaho and returning to Dillon, with local commerce promoting kitchen utensils at Graeter Grocery.
Miss Lucie Ford of Lima will marry Dr Maurice A Walker of this city on Tuesday afternoon June 25 at the bride’s parents home in Lima. Invitations announce the wedding and say the couple will reside in Dillon after. Ford is a well known Dillon-Beaverhead county teacher and popular in the community.
A one ton championship boxing match is slated for Dillon on the Fourth of July. Organizers promise a major event with local and visiting fighters, with details to follow in next editions.
A Helena traveler recounts the Sells Floto elephants swimming the Snake River after a canal bath near Idaho Falls. The trained animals escaped into the swift river with no loss of life as crowds watched. The show sails into Dillon Tuesday June 18 as the sole large circus visiting this year.
Completed project at Wisdom features a cement and stone 16 by 12 foot jail with 8 foot walls. Built under contract by Eph Stoller and Jim Cornelius, the cell includes an cement floor and a large iron ring for chaining prisoners. Builders claim the structure is a strong secure confinement box.
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