Judge Rules Saloon License Revocation Illegal
Judge Poindexter nullified the county board of commissioners revocation of John Gelhaus and Jules Guyaz saloon licenses for lack of hearing. The decision allows the two proprietors to continue business until licenses are lawfully revoked. Hearing had been set for 2 PM with commissioners Patterson Francis and Orr present. Also, Altha Tritt was granted a divorce from Thomas Tritt for lack of support. Court adjourned to hear Hill v Thompson water suit tomorrow with Judge Lew L Callaway presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gelhaus
Armstead
Jules Guyaz
Horse Prairie
Board of
County Commissioners
District Court
Poindexter
Board of County Commissioners
H. C. Patterson
Dell
C. W. Francis
Wisdom
W. C. Orr
Dillon
Gelhaus
Guyaz
Altha Tritt
Thomas Tritt
Lew. L.callaway
Virginia City
Thompson
Armstead wedding links Dillon and Utah union in Bea verhead county
Miss Fern Scott and Le Grand Young Jr wed at The Inn Armstead in a 4 30 ceremony. Salt Lake guests attend with notable local families present. Bride, daughter of J W Scott, active in Armstead society, and groom a Salt Lake City railroad official depart for Glenwood Springs after a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
Fern Scott
le Grand Young, Jr
Dr. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Dillon
Salt Lake City
Mendelssohn
Sadie Graeter
J. W. Scott
Faye Scott
R. B. Herndon
Gill Richards
Young
Beaverhead County
California
Montana
Canon Railroad Company
Utah
le Grand Young
Kenneth C. Kerr
Dillon Readies Spectacular Fourth With Big New Acts
Dillon crews plan a grand July 4 celebration featuring Ariel Fosters trapeze stunts Blaisdens world class cyclists Ardell brothers hand balancers and a coast troupe quartet. A morning parade automobile prize and an address by Gov. White precede races at the fairgrounds and a Dillon Anaconda ball game. Evening stunts and a grand theatre ball close the day with free street performances and low excursion prices announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Ariel Fosters
Blaisdens
Ardell Brothers
Fair Grounds
Robert Moore
Dillon Independents
Crack Anaconda
Ariel
Blaisden
Dillon Theatre
Dillon Brass
Dillon Brass Band
Ranch foreman brings elite stock to Reynolds estate
George Baker of the Reynolds ranch returned Sunday morning from the east with a carload of pure blood horses and cattle believed among the best ever brought to the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baker
Reynolds
Rail interest intensifies in Bitter Root route race
Missoula dispatch reports rival railroad factions led by Hill and Harriman plan new lines through the Bitter Root to Lewiston Idaho. A Harriman party will travel to Armstead to Salmon City, while Pittsburg & Gilmore aim to build 275 miles to Lewiston with surveys led by W H Gardner. Continued on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railway Company
Armstead
Gilmore
Salmon
Idaho
Missoula
Butte Miner
Hill
Harriman
Lolo Pass
Horse Plains Pass
Lemhi Pass
Lewistown
Montana
Oregon
Salmon City
Pittsburg & Gilmore Railway Company
Lewiston
W. H. Gardner
Puget Sound Engineering
Sainton City
Death of Gerhard Albers Wealthy Beaverhead Pioneer
Gerhard Albers a leading Beaverhead County resident since 1867 died after a blood poisoning from a toe finger wound while at a sheep camp on Rattlesnake Creek. Born in Oldenberg Germany in 1844 he built vast ranching and livestock holdings around Dillon including 1200 acres and thousands of sheep, cattle, and horses. Funeral held at Masonic temple with large turnout and interment at Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Gerhard Albers
Mr. Albers
Rattlesnake Creek
John
Bond
Butte
Murray's Hospital
Mountain View Cemetery
Messrs
A. F. Graeter
J. F. Bishop
W. B. Carter
James Mauldin
Henry Burfiend
R T. Wing
A. D. Young
James Paxton
Benjamin Bond
Oldenberg
Germany
A. M. Albers
Angie Hendrick
United States
West Union
West Virginia
Leavenworth
Kansas
Plains
Denver
Salt Lake City
Holein Rock
Beaverhead Valley
Albers
Wells-Fargo Company
Old Thorpe Place
Old Home
Salvation Army plans buying Dillon building for industrial helps
Captain A F Meisner of the Salvation Army reveals a bid to purchase the two story brick Barracks from Prof C H Bowman for 3000 dollars and establish an industrial home lodging house to aid the needy and clean up Dillon streets while expanding the Army’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
A. F. Meisner
C. H. Bowman
School of Mines
Butte
Army
Meisner
Dillon
Dark Horse Mine Boosted by New Gilmore Pittsburg Rail Line
The Dark Horse mine, owned by Calumet & Montana, expected to rise as a major Montana shipper with three years of development and ore blocks worth about 1500 dollars, as rail expansion from Armstead to Gilmore and Salmon Idaho spurs mine value and regional land growth. The ore shows about 20 percent copper with gold and silver valued at five and twelve dollars per ton, respectively, attracting strong investor interest and engineer scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Pittsburg
Armstead
Gilmore and
Salmon
Idaho
Dark Horse
Calumet & Montana Mining Company
J. H. Lanyon
Calumet & Montana
Montana
Butte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Case
Board
Gelhaus and
Jung
Miss Scott
John Williams
John Miller
Justice of the Peace
Rich Hirschman
Miller
Williams
Alice Herr
Hugh Anderson
Elwood Boucher
Joseph Carroll
Fred Featherly
Josephine Findling
Jennie Grace
Grace Guidici
Helen Jones
Frank Lovell
Hazel Maurer
Hazel McDonald
Cecil Perry
Clara Bennington
Pauline Willard
Etheridge Ward
Bedrock
Julia Beehrer
Willis
Montana Street
B. F. White
Joseph Smith
Joseph
Sonny
Will Buld
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company
James J. Hill
Ggrard Albers Ugs
Masonic Temple
F. E. Dodds
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Capt. Meisner
The
Beiveren
Divide
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