Beaverhead County Mining Sees Bright Future and New Ventures
Beaverhead county shows a bright mining outlook with continued development in Polaris Indian Queen Farlin Snow Ball Argenta and Pioneer districts. Butte Argenta Copper plans a 3 million capital launch at Argenta centering on Iron Mountain with new hoisting air compressor and 25 miners. Ajax stock rises in Dillon amid renewed interest as 24 placer claims filed and a dredge project expected in Pioneer.
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Beaverhead
Polaris
Farlin
Amalgamated Company
Argenta
Pioneer
Big Hole
Butte- Argenta Copper Company
Butte
J. E. Oppenheimer
Henry Mueller
A. T. Morgan
J. H. King
John N. Kirk
Butte- Argenta Company
Iron Mountain
Dillon
Trisune
Montana
Ajax
L. J. Price
Beaverhead County
D. J. Hennessy
M. Hennessy
John O'Rouark
M. E. O’rouark
K. C. Pratt
J. Pratt
Alder Gulch Pioneer Dies in Montana at 77
Christian Datnutzer a Blaine area pioneer and Civil War veteran died near Blaine, Montana, at 77. He helped organize large wagon trains to Montana in 1865 and 1866, survived attacks by Sioux, and later ranched with wife and three children including son James and Carl, while daughter Mrs. Clark lived in Salt Lake City. He served as a Methodist steward and was a Grand Army of the Republic member. Funeral held at family home with Rev. Badcon officiating.
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Twin Bridges
Mont
Christian Datnutzer
Montana
Blaine
Badcon
Sheridan
Clark
Salt Lake
James
Carl
Virginia City
Big Horn
Mr. Darnitter
Dixon Gifts Yellowstone Atlas to Rev Tilden
Representative Joseph M Dixon sends Rev H W Tilden an atlas of Yellowstone Park with a letter from Washington noting government maps. The atlas, based on US Geological Survey work, provides lakes streams geysers roads peaks canyons and park boundaries. Dr Tilden invites others to consult the atlas at his Dillon residence.
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Joseph M. Dixon
The
Tribune
Rev. Tilden
Yellowstone Park
Dr. Tilden
Mr. Dixon
House of Representatives
U. S
Washington
H. W. Tilden
Dillon
Mont
United States
Sheridan guests of Episcopal pastor couple
Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Tuke and their daughter visit Rev. S. D. Hooker and wife. Tuke serves as Episcopal pastor in Sheridan.
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C. E. Tuke
Sheridan
S. D. Hooker
Tuke
A Pious Cowboy Warns Against the Devil’s Brand
The piece features James Barton Adams urging travelers to avoid sin as a “loco weed of death.” He likens gospel warnings to a horse trail to the home corral and uses vivid frontier imagery to argue that the righteous must shed the devil’s mark to reach the heavenly range.
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James Barton Adams
Montana Governor Weighs Appeal Over Normal School Bonds
Governor J K Toole articulates a plan to push the normal school bond case to the U S Supreme Court. He notes non resident bondholders may sue in federal court to test other bond issues, and that interest payments and state funding should be arranged during the litigation while affirming no repudiation by the state.
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Supreme Court of Montana
J. K. Toole
Mr. Toole
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Beaverhead
Missoula
Gallatin
Normal School
Attorney General Rules Deaf and Dumb Bonds Void
In a Saturday opinion Governor Toole seeks legality of 45000 dollar 6 percent bonds tied to the land grant for the deaf and dumb asylum. Attorney General Galen holds such bonds are void like normal college securities, arguing the grant envisions a state university rather than a mere asylum.
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Toole
Atty. Gen
Galen
A. J
State Normal College
Supreme Court
Normal School
Montana School For the Deaf and Blind
Western Agency Enters Receivership In Dillon
A telegram from Hiram Tyree announced that the Western Agency company has gone into the hands of a receiver and is enjoined from any further business. The Arizona organized firm had $10,000 capital with incorporators C. D. Bates P. P. Locker B. E. Sanders and A. L. Stone. Tyree reportedly held a majority of stock. The company carried the Continental Life Insurance expense loading.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Hiram Tyree
Western Agency
Tyree
Arizona
Tors
C. D. Bates
Continental Life Company
P. P. Locker
Continental Life Companpany
B. E. Sanders
Phoenix
A. L. Stone
Continental Life Insurance and Investment. Company
Saloon Closure Debate Dominates Dillon City Council Meeting
Dillon council wrestled with a proposed ban on saloons from midnight to 6 am as part of the upcoming city election. Mayor White cast a deciding vote after a tied stance, while street numbering and several permits and appointments dominated the session.
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Will Lovell
Warner
White
High L. McCaleb
A. B. Martin
Henry Burfiend
Conger
Arthur Graeter
Frank Caldwell
Second Ward
Z. M. Cantrell
Josephus Rich
Charles Hirschman
E. T. Stoller
Frank Barnett
Third Ward
Isiah Cashmore
Arthur Sullivan
W. H. Spearan
A. S. Rife
Dan Adams
Frank McFadden
N.S
SOE
Sige Lettivates Pte
Sylvester Hirschman
I. Bruce
M. L. Cowes
Mary Innes
Dillon FE. L. & P. Cow
C. C. Barnett
George Metlen
J. B. Poindexter
Cee
Pastor and university chancellor to speak at Grace M E church
Rev R P Smith formerly Grace M E pastor and now chancellor of Montana Wesleyan University Helena arrived in the city today and will deliver an address at Grace M E church this evening according to the Virginia City Madisonian.
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R. P. Smith
Grace M. E. Church
Montana Wesleyan University
Helena
Virginia City
Madisonian
Continen tal Life report reviews management and solvency
Assistant Secretary George B. Squires and State Bank Examiner C A Glazier completed a thorough report to Secretary Tingey on Continental Life Insurance and Investment Company led by Hiram Tyree The review finds a solvency balance despite criticism of management and contract deals with the Western Agency company It notes a 1904 deficit of 27142 11 and a 1905 surplus while questioning promotional expenditures and policy campaigns The Tingey report is being examined before any action Salt Lake Desert News reports well attended union evangelistic meetings at the Dillon Methodist Church led by Dr Ray L Palmer covering multiple topics and services through the 15th with several hundred in attendance and many signing commitment cards
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Utah
Ray Palmer
Hiram Tyree
The
Methodist Church Insurance Company
Secy
George B. Squires
C. A. Glazier
State
Tyree
Western Agency
Continental
Los Angeles
Union
Methodist
Ray L. Palmer
Portland
Oregon
Dillon
Palmer
Hell
Brundage Returns Home After Dillon Move Aid
J. H. Brundage came home to Centennial valley Tuesday after two weeks in Dillon helping the Tribune relocate to new quarters.
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J. H. Brundage
Centennial Valley
Dillon
The
Tribune
Idaho man relocates to Payette after selling Dillon ranch
A. C. Hammond of Payette, Idaho, who has been in Dillon over a week, departed yesterday afternoon for Payette where he will settle permanently. During his Dillon visit he sold his 160 acre ranch south of Dillon to John and Pat Layden for 7000 dollars.
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A. C. Hammond
Dillon
Payette
Idaho
John
Pat Layden
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