Virginia Alder Electric Road Promoters Aim for Spring Start
L H Leiber, promoter of the proposed Alder to Virginia City electric railway, has been in the east securing bond forms. Bonds to be approved by the Virginia City Southern Electric Railroad board, then issued and placed with the underwriters. With right of way secured and survey done, grading could start soon and cars may run before autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alder
Virginia City
L. H. Leiber
Virginia City Times
Leiber
Carl Elling
Virginia City Southern Electric Railroad Company
R. J. Watson
Virginia
Sunday Dinner Chicken Bargain at Bond and Bond
Go to Bond and Bond for Sunday dinner chicken. The finest dressed fowl the market offers delivered to your home for 20 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond & Bond
Woman Burned at Copper Queen Mine Tragedy
A woman, burned while fleeing a Copper Queen mine camp, trudges a mile and a half over a steep trail in freezing cold to reach her husband Ira Gable and the mine workers. She is carried back to safety at Copper Queen, while her child, nearly dead from cold, is saved with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Gable
Copper Queen
Railroads Lose Out in Interstate Commerce Ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled against railroads in eastern and western cases. Proposed class rate increases totaling about 27 million dollars annually were disapproved. Carriers must cancel advances and restore former tariffs by March 10 or face a formal order suspending the changes for at least two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Clerk Baker Wins Humdinger Pace Mare Golden Elsie
John S. Baker county clerk and recorder is all smiles after winning the raffled pacing mare Golden Elsie at a recent horse sale. He bought the first ticket for 56 cents and others in attendance teased about hay bets and future horse farming plans sparked by the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Baker
Golden Elsie
Johnny
Mr. Baker
Smith
Emerson Slack
Baker
Slack
Salmon City Votes to Buy Water Works
Salmon City voters overwhelmingly approved bonding the municipality to buy the Salmon City Water company. The plan aims to reconstruct extend and improve the system making Salmon City owner of a premier Idaho water plant. The price is 30000 dollars with 217 yes 19 no in Salmon Idaho Herald report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon City
Salmon City Water Company
Idaho
Salmon (Ida.) Herald
Examination Notice for Dillon Stenographer Civil Service
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a stenographer and typewriter examination at Dillon Montana on March 24 1911 for all branches of the field service and apportioned service. Applicants should apply at once to the Secretary of the Eleventh Civil Service District Seattle Washington for forms and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Dillon
Montana
Washington
D. C
Eleventh Civil Service District
Seattle
Modern Maiden Weighs Match Fate With Old Lady
In a brief exchange a Modern Maiden asks whether to marry a man with opposing tastes and frequent quarrels or a man with similar tastes who may bore her. The Old Lady provides counsel in this concise dialogue about compatibility and lasting happiness.
Missoula Debate Over Direct Primary Bill Ends in Nix Vote
The Missoula representative denounces the bill as corporate controlled and votes against it after a lengthy clash over addressing the galleries. The final roll call shows 62 to 10 against the bill with Hewett and Law among the dissenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliel
O'Hern
Missoula
Beaverhead
Hewett
Law
Lissner
Ward
McMurray
McNally
Moore
Silver Bow
Reel
Wheeler
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds in Big Hole Basin
A digest of transfers includes patents to Langley Addie Monday Voorheis Herzog Allison-Peinkch and others for hundreds of acres in Big Hole basin and near Jackson. Various warranty and quit claim deeds involve Dillon Wisdom and Sage Creek with sums from 50 to 8000 dollars. Also listed are water rights, estate decree, and quartz mining records in Montana districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Langley
Big Hole Basin
Addie Monday
Wisdom
George Voorheis
August F. Herzog
Martha J. Allison-Peinkch
Jackson
Nancy A. Mauldin
Marcus Sudetich
Pearl J. Churchwell
Willow Creek
Rebecca Freeman
Charles Wilson
Sage Creek
Thomas J. Mulany
Frederick Schuler
Dillon
James
Freeman
Charles Asahi
Agnes
George Staudaker
F. A. Hazelbaker
Big Hole Commercial Co
Ellis
Bonds Raised for Four in Steer Destruction Case
Judge Poindexter raised bonds for four of five men charged with grand larceny in the steer killing belonging to George Rebich. Bonds increased from 500 to 1000 dollars. Roy Dingley posted bond earlier, others remain in county jail awaiting May term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rebich
Poindexter
Justice Court
Roy Dingley
Louis Montrose
Ray Hurst
Orton Gilbert
Ed Smith
Dingley
Sheep ranch life note from Dillon couple
A compact sketch from Box 281 Dillon Montana describes a Man and Wife on a sheep ranch. The wife is a good cook and machine operator. the husband runs the ranch with a full set of tools and capable hands.
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Dillon
Mont
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Praised for Coughs and Health
Mrs George Habitch of Buffalo touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an aid for coughs colds and as a tonic. She says she uses it on her four month old baby and notes remarkable strength and health from its use. Many letters like hers arrive praising the product as a body builder and health supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
George Habitch
Geo. Tistitch
Fox St
Buffalo
N. Y
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted As Health Tonic
Fifty years of success as a curative agent. It aids overworked men women and children by boosting strength and resisting illnesses such as colds grippe bronchitis and lung troubles. Endorsed by doctors as a family medicine. Purchase only in sealed bottles with the Old Chemist trademark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
New Use for Telephones by Western Union Graciously Expands Telegram Service
The Western Union Telegraph Company announces extended public service allowing Bell telephone subscribers to forward telegrams to open Western Union offices at any hour. After local offices close, connections to distant offices are made without telephone charges. Subscrib ers dial central and a distant office connects to an operator for delivery. Also notes The Paris Dye House in Dillon at Helena and Idaho streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bell
Western Union
Beaverhead students active at Bozeman college events
Leroy Willey of Bristow competed in extemporaneous speaking at the Montana Agricultural College in Bozeman where an Arena Society contest drew eleven entrants. George Gosman will represent Beaverhead in the high school contest at Bozeman on March 4. Georgia Cullom of Dillon joined a vocal duet at a home economics club meeting. Will Chapman of Dillon spoke on The Summer Experiences of a Civil Engineer at a college assembly and helped with a college band benefit play. Charles Hansen of Dillon serves on the student committee organizing Beaverhead’s high school basketball tournament participation March 2–4. Dr. Morton Egbert, dentist, offices in the Telephone Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Leroy Willey
Bristow
State Agricultural College
Arena Literary Society
Beaverhead
George Gosman
Georgia Cullom
Dillon
Montana Agricultural College
Will Chapman
State College
Civil Engineer's Society
Chapman
Charles Hansen
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Prof. Chandler
Columbia Univ
Kansas
State Board of Health
Virginia-Alder Electric Road
Dillon : Furniture : CO
G. T. Paul
Dee de
Tattersall’s
THE
Beaverhead Brewing CO
Dillon’s
Leading Beer
Emerson
Salmon
Title Books
Pearl I. Smith
Gerhard Albers
Karen Anderson
Louis Anderson
Mike Penaluna
Blue Wing
Butte-Milwaukee . Copper Co
Butte-Milwaukee Copper Co
Bell Company
Paris
Helena
Idaho Streets
Old Beaverhead
Morton Egbert
Wm. Klein
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