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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1908

Page

6

Dillon City Council March Meeting Updates

At the regular meeting Mayor White led approvals for aldermanic appointments for the three wards. George Hughes was named registry agent. Cahill’s saloon license was deferred for investigation. Dolan and Robb granted permits. A plumber license was issued to A A Marcoe. Alderman Riley resigned. no successor chosen. Sewer alley plans referred to the sewer committee. steel flag staff proposal discussed.

White Conger Henry Burfiend A. B. Martin Frank Caldwell Charles Reeder Melton Montana Street J. G. Erwin Pat Phillips Dee Bliel Arthur Graeter Homer Harrison City Hall Third Ward Henry Cushing I. Cashmore A. S. Rife F. C. McFadden George McIntosh Old Sullivan Railroad Avenue George Hughes Charles Conger Fred L. Stone John Dolan Dave Robb Henry Cahill Messrs. Dolan Robb Committee On Public Order Aldremen Knapp Gruwell A. A. Marcoe Dillon Plumbing and Heating Company Benjamin Bond A. L. Anderson R. L. Riley California Dillon Washington d Pacific Orr and Lenkersdorfer

Calamity at Collinwood School Fire Traps Children

A March 4 fire at a three story Collinwood Ohio schoolhouse killed over 150 students. The blaze began in the basement from an overheated furnace and escape routes failed as panic, locked doors, and smoke trapped pupils. Families waited for news as bodies were taken to the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern shops morgue.

Cleveland Ohio Calamar Avenue Collinwood Walter C. Kelick Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Company

Short Line Enters Yellowstone Park Travel Market

George R. Breck says Oregon Short Line becomes active rival for park traffic. The line extends from St Anthony Idaho to the park line and will operate from a terminus near the Madison river. The M Y line continues coach service from Monida and expects to buy hundreds of stage horses soon.

George R. Breck Yellowstone Park Transportation Company Missoula Butte Oregon Madison River Dwelle Geyser Basin Wonderland Northern Pacific Monida M-Y

Anarchist Kills Chief Shippy In Chicago Hall

Chicago March 2 Chief of Police George M Shippy was shot in his residence hall by an anarchist who also wounded his son Harry and driver James Foley. Mrs Shippy and Georgette joined in the struggle before the chief killed the assailant. Detectives identified the attacker as a member of local anarchist groups. A grand jury will probe the movement.

Chicago George M. Shippy Harry James Foley Lot Shippy Oyor Busse March Grand Jury Healey

Farlin Smelter Set to Run at Full Capacity

T C Tritt from Farlin reports Birch Creek camp shows promise as concentrates are secured. A carload of matt was shipped to Butte and superintendent Tom Ellis travels there to arrange concentrates. With shutdowns eased, Farlin smelter aims 40 to 50 tons per day and leasers operate the Indian Queen mine with about a dozen workers.

T. C. Tritt Farlin Birch Creek Matt Butte Tom Ellis Anaconda Mr. Tritt Ellis Indian Queen

Birthday Observement for A A Emmons at Mrs Lewis Home

Last Friday evening at Mrs L C Lewis home friends of A A Emmons celebrated his twenty fourth birthday. Being leap year the groom elect received many tinware gifts. A fine dinner followed with toasts by Mrs George Jewell and warm thanks from the guest of honor. Attending were Mr and Mrs Pearl Sisson Mrs Jewell and Mrs Lewis plus Misses Bertha Malone Lora Guyaz Lewis Frankie Lewis Jewell Geiger and Thora Sisson and Messrs Emmons Grady Stone MeaArthur Guyaz Friend Born and Dan Jewell.

L.C. Lewis A. A. Emmons George Jewell Pearl Sisson Jewell Lewis

Mi o Na tablet aid for indigestion and stomach strength

A historical note describes Mi o Na tablets as a method to strengthen stomach and intestinal muscles before meals. It claims digestion improves and nourishment builds energy, with Potts Drug Gist offering a 50 cent box guarantee refund if it cures.

Potts

Profit and Loss Magazine Promises Free Mining Investment Guide

A 1920s style ad touts Profit and Loss Magazine as independent and value rich for mining stock buyers worldwide. It promises a free sample copy with no stocks to sell, urging readers to request mail delivery from 1718 California St Denver Colorado.

Profit and Loss California St. Denver Colo

Stevenson Named Manager at Dillon Implement Company

B N Stevenson accepted the manager role at Dillon Implement Company after Fred Waldorf resigned. Stevenson assumed charge of the business last week.

B. N. Stevenson Dillon Implement Company Fred Waldorf Mr. St

End of Season Squirrel War Aimed at Reducing Pests

The Neyt Chemical Co of Portland Oregon markets Woodlark Squirrel Poison as a reliable extermination tool for springtime rodent control. The product claims certainty of death for squirrels with no mixing required and promises refunds if not as claimed.

Neyt Chemical Co Portland Oregon

Beaverhead County Sealed Bids For Road Works

Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed proposals by 4 pm April 6 1908 for completing a county road from Ames place to the divide and for dirt and rock moving per cubic yard Plans and specs available at the County Surveyor’s office on April 4 1908 bids opened after 4 pm on April 6 with right to reject. Two percent certified check required with each bid. Chairman QO Gosman. County Clerk J S Baker. Dillon March 5 1908.

Board of County, Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana Ames’ Place Divide QO. C. Gosman Jno

Dillon Montana to Elect Aldermen in April 1908

Notice of regular annual city election for Dillon Montana to elect one alderman per ward on Monday April 6 1908 Polls 8 am to 6 pm at specified polling places First ward H R Meltons old office Second ward City Hall Third ward The Sullivan residence City Clerk J B Pornpexter signed March 5 1908

Dillon Montana H. R. Melton City Sullivan A. D

Notice of Stockholders Meeting Canyon Ditch Company

Stockholders of Canyon Ditch Company Montana will meet Saturday April 25 1908 at 2 p m at State Bank building Dillon Beaverhead County to vote on increasing capital stock from 10000 to 20000 and shares to 200. extend corporate existence. two thirds share vote required. attendance or proxy requested. Notice published in the Dillon Tribune March 6 1908.

Canyon Ditch Company State of Montana State Bank Dillon Beaverhead County State of Montana Dillon Tribune A. D

Public Auction of Mary Jane Hamilton Estate Real Property

Executors will sell at public auction on April 15 1908 at 2 p.m. at the Dillon Montana courthouse front door. The sale covers the decedent Mary Jane Hamiltons estate rights in Beaverhead County real estate including specified halves and quarters across sections 26 35 and others, subject to court confirmation.

Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead County Mary Jane Hamilton Court House Dillon Mary Jane’ Hamilton

Property and personal estate to be sold by auction in Beaverhead County

The notice describes a large land parcel totaling about 2120 acres in Township 11S Range 14W with water rights and improvements to be sold by auction. On April 20 1908 at 10 a.m. at the Hamilton ranch Beaverhead County Montana executors of the bidder for cash will sell 1600 head of cattle 250 work horses 50 common range horses 11 harness sets 5 old wagons 2 buggies and 1 cab offering the personal property of the estate.

Township Eleven Hamilton Ranch Beaverhead County Montana

Desert land final proof notices filed for Redrock claims

United States Land Office notice from Helena Montana dated February 7 1908 states John B Hill and Margaret Hill of Redrock Montana filed intentions to make final proof on desert land claims before A S Johnson Dillon Montana on March 16 1908. witnesses named: Daniel E Tracy Thomas Tracy John R Porter Patrick Ward all of Bedrock Montana. Frank D Miracci Register.

United States Land Office Helena Mont A. S. Johnson U.S Dillon Montana Towit John B. Hill Redrock Margaret Hill D. L Bedrock Frank D. Miraccy Register

Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Lulu V Cozad

Lulu V Cozad of Helena Montana files notice of intention to prove desert land claim No 8494 for 320 unsurveyed acres in Beaverhead county Montana. Witnesses include John S Innes William S Tash Scott Cozad and Roxy Ann Cozad. Before Frank A Hazelbaker Dillon MT on March 14 1908. FRayx D Miracte Register.

United States Land Office Helena Mont Lulu V. Cozad Montana Beaverhead County Taylor Creek Frank A. Hazelbaker Dillon John S. Innes William 5. Tash Scott Cozad Bannack Roxy Ann Cozad Bannack, Mont Frayx D. Miracte Register

Montana District Court Terms Fixed for 1908

The court fixes the regular terms of the Fifth Judicial District for 1908 in Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties. Terms begin on specified Wednesdays and Mondays across February May August November January April July October March June August December with judge Lew L. Catuaway presiding in Virginia City Madison County.

District Court of Theifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead County Jefferson County Madison County Virginia City

Special Term Called for District Court in Dillon

The Court orders a special term of the District Court for criminal and civil business to convene in Dillon on April 27 1908 and continue through May 5 1908. Judge Lew L. Carraway notes the schedule in Dillon Montana dated February 20 1908.

District Court Dillon Montana Lew L. Carraway

Notice to Cancel Unpaid Mortgages in Dillon County

The office will prepare an abstract of all uncancelled mortgages on record on the first Monday in March and hand it to the Assessor for assessment against the mortgagee. Parties may call to cancel paid mortgages before that date to avoid assessment. Dated Dillon February 13, 1907. County Clerk Joseph Barter.

Dillon

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