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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1910

Page

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Mystery surrounds Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad ownership

W A McCutcheon denies Hill or Harriman ownership of the Gilmore & Pittsburg line. Surveys extend Armstead to Dillon and through Ryan's canyon with plans to reach Dillon north of the Normal grounds. Construction start remains unknown as telegram orders oscillate between halting and pushing work.

Gilmore & Pittsburg Harriman Hill Armstead Dillon Ryan's Canyon Normal College John R. Wheeler California Street Craig Cornell Pittsburg Challis Idaho Salmon W. A. McCutcheon Hill Nor Harriman Salmon City Lewiston Salmon River Boise Pittsburg Trust Company Burlington, Northwestern Milwaukee Bill Butte Inter Mountain McCutcheon Burlington Moffat Salt Lake City Burlington System Denver & Laramie Denver Laramie Wyo Lander Chicago & Northwestern Yellowstone National Park Mont Butte Chicago Puget Sound Oregon Ontario

Butte Sheriff Attends Inter Mountain Meet in Utah

Sheriff O C Gosman and Mrs Gosman attended the Inter Mountain Sheriff's association in Salt Lake City last week. Gosman and the Butte sheriff were the sole Montana officers present but secured hosting rights for the next meeting. Utah hosts provided a glorious stay with excursions and banquets throughout their visit.

O. C. Gosman

Epworth League Delegates Attend State Meeting in Anaconda

Miss Maude Selway Miss Grace Oliver Eber Badcon and Hugh Anderson attended the Epworth League state meeting in Anaconda this week as delegates from the local branch. The event opened yesterday in Anaconda and continues through the week.

Maude Selway Grace Oliver Eber Badcon Hugh Anderson Anaconda Epworth League League

Booster edition for Southern Montana town to publish big August issue

Illness and printer turnover delayed the Tribune's boosters edition planned for early August. The paper promises a large, illustrated, magazine style issue covering irrigation, grain, livestock, mineral wealth and local progress to showcase Bec a county to outsiders, with ample copies for friends and readers.

Tribuner Tribune Boosters Montana Beca County

Teachers Scatter 10 Ourer Parts Across the Nation

Summer plans for Dillon Normal College faculty show many will teach or study away from town. Prof Clark heads to Mountclair New Jersey and Miss Carson to Springfield Illinois while others travel to Grand Rapids Wisconsin and Leslie Michigan. Dr Pelzer teaches at Cedar Falls Iowa and Prof Shoudy pursues post graduate work in New York City. Several stay locally until late July before institute work in Iowa and Washington.

Normal College Dillon Clark Mountclair N.J Carson Springfield Ill Bettes Grand Rapids Mich Kress Sparta Wis Bishop Leslie Michigan Pelzer Iowa State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Shoudy New York City New York University Mosher Catholic State Helena Miss Dunning Seaside Ore Young Women’s Christian Association Finch Iowa Washington Miss King Neillsville Miss Malone Draper S. D Miss Stone Mary Innes Columbia University van DeWalker Duluth Miss Ross Argenta Miss Roberts Santa Barbara Cal Lees

Bank robbery suspects arrested near Divide

A woman claiming to be the wife of B R Stevenson is hospitalized with diphtheria after a theft involving two checks. Deputies nabbed two men and the woman at Divide after a Wis dom to Divide stage chase, bringing them to Dillon for confinement.

Sheriff's Office Wisdom B. R. Stevenson Big Hole Basin Divide Erwin Dillon

Drowning of Two 14-Year-Olds Reported Near Dillon

News from Centennial valley confirms the drowning of Earl Blake and Tommy Spurrier both 14, who vanished Sunday after leaving the Blake ranch for the Bedrock river. Hank Wetmore relayed details to Dillon Tuesday, noting the boys attempted a river outing four miles from the Blake ranch near Brundage.

Mr. Brundage J. Brundage Mrs. Brundage Spurrier Blake Earl Blake Edward J. Blake Centennial Valley Dillon Tommy Spurrier Harry Spurrier Lakeview Brundage Mountain View Bedrock Hank Wetmore Mr. Wetmore Blake Ranch John Brundage

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