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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1905

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Water Decrees Filed For Beaverhead and Blacktail Rivers

Decrees from three water cases were filed with the district clerk this week. Beaverhead Canal Co. vs Dilion Electric Light & Power Co. confirms plaintiff's prior use of 4254 inches of Beaverhead river water for irrigation and other uses, with Joseph Butella and John B. Smith awarded specific shares. Poindexter & Orr Live Stock Co. vs Geo F Whittaker etc awards 108 inches from Blacktail Deer Creek and 100 inches from Timber Creek, denies several adverse-use claims and clarifies tributary status. Flynn Brothers vs Reynolds confirms prior rights from 1888 decree, while remainder of the lengthy decree requires personal inspection at the clerk’s office.

Beaverhead Canal Co Dilion Electric Light & Power Co John B. Smith Joseph Butella John Butella Beaverhead Beaverhead River McLaughlin County of Montana Smith Poindexter & Orr Live Stock Co Geo. F. Whittaker Blacktail Deer Creek Timber Creek Shoup Baily Tay- Ok Hermison & Ellis West Side Terrence Flynn Corral T. M. Selway Frank Landon T. F. Porch Elk Gulch Blacktail Creek Landon Craig Cornell Frank. Landon R. A. Reynolds Flynn Brothers

Crop Outlook for the Week Ending June 20 1905 in Montana

The Montana Weather Bureau reports a cooler week with light showers across most regions. Sunny days aided crop growth, though several cool nights slowed tender plants. Staples show strong progress. wheat, oats, and alfalfa near harvest. meadows improved. stock ranges at multi year highs. potatoes, garden produce, and fruit promising. favorable shearing week. Beaverhead reports a cold week with a late cold rain.

Montana Weather Bureau Helena Montana Beaverhead Dillon G. R. Featherly

Move to Relocate Lemhi Indians to Fort Hall Picked Up Again

Senator Dubois urges renewed Indian Office effort to move Lemhi Agency people to Fort Hall reserve and accept land in severalty. Previous vote against removal stands, but payoffs were proposed: Lemhi at 4000 annually for 20 years and Fort Hall Indians at 6000 annually. Removal hinges on adult male consent. officials to investigate options and possibly issue notice demanding cooperation or lose chance.

Lemhi Agency Fort Hall Reservation Idaho Recorder Leupp Dubois Congress Fort Hall Reserve Fort Hall Severalty Indian Office

Bannack Wisdom telephone line progress report

B R Stevenson Wilford Hopkins and Jimmie O Connell returned Saturday from a week surveying the planned line between Bannack and here. C F Strawbridge came back Monday from surveying the Wisdom to Dillon route. The Bannack link needs 1750 poles with material being prepared and hauled. Strawbridge expects all poles to be set by July 20 as Lemhi Indians arrive for Fourth of July events.

Big Hole Bannack Wisdom B. R. Stevenson Wilford Hopkins Jimmie O’connell Here Strawbridge Dillon

Big Class Graduation Sermon at Normal College

The Normal Assembly hall overflowed as Rev Dr Martin preached to graduates in caps and gowns. He urged the women to lead in education and public life, stressing self sacrifice, moral light, and service to uplift society, with aims of guiding future generations and diffusing knowledge.

Dr. Martin America Dr. van Dyke Princeton Montana Republic of Ideas Christ Jesus Christ Frances Willard Clara Burton Ruskin

Wool Clip From Montana Brings Smaller Volume Yet Higher Value

Montana wool shipments head east with about sixty carloads expected and overall pounds down from last year. Gov. White notes reduced production as many shepherds quit or sold flocks while quality remains high. Multiple consignors list bags shipped to Boston and Philadelphia, including J B Smith 41 bags and J Vincent 19 bags.

Montana Gov. White J. B. Smith Philadelphia Otto Schulz Boston J. Vincent Hans Anderson G. Albers A. Anderson W. W. Beckstead Cornell &J Murray Phila J. E. Hample Innes Bros J. E. Morse

Riedelsberger violin lecture concert at Presbyterian church

Prof. Carl Riedelsberger of Deer Lodge college presented a violin program titled Dance of the Nations featuring dances and selections from Hungary Norway Spain Poland Russia Bohemia England and Arkansas Traveler. Mrs J B McKinney sang, with Miss Lillie Peterson as accompanist.

Presbyterian Church Carl Riedelsberger Deer Lodge College Adelinict Nachez Hungary Natrowski Sarasate Poland Wieninski Obertass Raff Hoffman Germany Wieniawski Arkansas Traveler Sevcik Bohemia Merry England Hubay J. B. McKinney Lillie Peterson

Beaverhead Celebrate Nations Birthday With Grand Dillon Fest

A Beaverhead town plans an all out national day celebration in Dillon. Attractions, railroad specials, and a day packed with events include a street parade, sun dance by Lemhi Indians, and a top tier sporting program with large purses. Visitors will be welcomed with full preparations and no disappointments expected.

Beaverhead Dillon

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