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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1904

Page

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County Commissioners Round Up Road Bills and Election Prep

The June session ends with road petitions and new road supervisor appointment. Viewers favor a Hot Springs road, bids opening July 19, and registry agent duties set for 10 precincts with lines to be drawn for Dillon and Argenta areas.

Board of County Commissioners Bart Hungate Et al Johnson Phoenix Fire Insurance Company Chas. McCaffery James Geery S. R Dory Hot Springs Creek Hot Springs J. J. Mahoney James T. McKnight Sage Creek 8. C. Dishno Geo. W. Metlen J. E. Phillips Et al Guiches Dillon Dist Bannack Glendale Street Harrett Sim Estes Blacktail School House R. W. Boone Argenta A. E. Graeter Farlin A. G. Black Birch Creek Bishops F. L. Grave Polaris F. L. Graves, Jr Bedrock Emerson Dewey A. M. Madison Wisdom J. P. Loss Bowen Pioneer Jackson B. O. Fournier Fox Dishno Court House Montana Argenta Road Phillips Ranch Bridge Fund Ataceltas Pee Eeeentae

Returned from the St. Louis Fair Visit

Edwin Norris and his wife returned from a six day stay at the St. Louis Fair with praise for the Montana building and exhibit. Norris warned against the Inside Inn as a fire trap and noted crowds while describing the Pike attractions. He plans to return to Dillon with his wife by late July.

Edwin Norris St. Louis Kentucky Mr. Norris Dillon Montana Norris

Week of graduation festivities at State Normal College

The Class of 04, twenty one seniors, enjoy a full week of dances, dinners, and ceremonies. Highlights include the Junior Ball, tally ho ride, Alumni banquet, winding of the dandelion chain, and the class play As You Like It. Commencement follows with a speech by Rev. S. D. Hooker referenced in the program.

Normal College EJ. Pasmore Ail. Cashmore J. G. Willia Prof Esmay Broadway Theatre Butte Selway French B. N. Stevenson Clara Hughes Anna Owsley Florence Mott Harriet Montana Meyers Eva LaBeau Kingdom of Heaven S. D. Hooker Dillon Lillie Peterson Waldorf LaBeau Rich Meyers F.C. Kress Normal Laura Simmons Margaret Ross Stella Edwards Myrtle Coykendall Bernice Myers Rosalind Orlando Lucinda Buck Celia Alice Goodson Frederick Mayme French Miss Goodson Adam Ethe Wright Grace Squire Mamie McIntosh Touchstone Forest of Arden Flake Howard Audrey Charles William Corin Lee Wilson Anna Morris Amiens Hazel Pietsch Sylvius Sophie Woodward Phoebe Helen Schroeder Jaques Duke Eliza Selway le Beau Enstance Dennis Louis Blanche Larned Bessie Tyree Katherine Paxton Jacques de Boie Mary Woodward J. B. McKinney Pasmore Swain

Tragedy of General Slocum Excursion Steamer Fire

East River disaster as the General Slocum with about 2000 aboard catches fire during a Sunday school voyage. Nearly 600 perished from burns or drowning as the ship could not be beach ed and drifted toward North Brother Island. Lifesaving efforts fail amid rushing crowds and missing life preservers. The captain and engineer remained at their posts and were arrested along with two pilots.

East River New York St. Mark’s German North Brothers Island

Runaway wagon injures two men near Montana and Cenfor streets

Amos A Elliott and Peter C Peterson narrowly escaped death in a runaway accident at 2 16 PM when a lumber load shifted on a wagon causing the team to bolt. Both men were knocked unconscious briefly. Dr Poindexter found no fractures but injuries included head wounds for Elliott and multiple scars on Peterson. lumber scattered and wagon wrecked at the corner.

Amos A. Elliott Peter C. Peterson Mr. Peterson Mr. Elliott Brundage Montana Steel Mark Poindexter Elliott Poindexter Peterson Wbgod Montana Cenfor Street

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A. S. Johnson St.Louis Day Col. Sanders Lovell South Pacific Street Mr. Lovell Ethie Wright DOD General Slocum Amos Elliott Peter Peterson
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