County Letters From Willis and Nearby Towns
Special to the Tribune reports various visits and travels by residents of Melrose Glendale and Butte including Dr Townshend James Lamarach Eli Ginn Julius Hartwig and J A Browne. Browne plans a Salt Lake trip for medical care as spring advances and new Beecreer Bros partners Ed Holder and C Ferguson prepare to move their operation next week. A light snowstorm last Sunday has already melted and meadow larks begin to sing.
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Tribune
Willis
Gortemeller
Melrose
H. Dewey
Farlin
Dr. Townshend
James Lamarach
Eli Ginn
Glendale
Julius Hartwig
Mr. Meagher
Butte
J. A. Browne
V. Stre
Normal College Notes Recap of Week Activities at wOBORG
Last Thursday Dr. S. H. Clark of the University of Chicago lectured on Ulysses and returned Friday to speak on literature interpretation. Miss Dorchester Miss Thormyer visited dormitory. Dawes sisters returned from Billings. Rev. Palmer spoke on donts to students. Dr. Tilden and Dr. Palmer visited. Miss Mott began talks on Domestic Life in Early Times. Analytical Geometry class charted railroad maps. Annual yearbook nearly ready for printing. Burke’s absence saw practice girls cover her duties at the public school.
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S. H. Clark
University of Chicago
Ulysses
Tilden
Dr. Palmer
Miss Mott
Senator Clark Wins Suit Over Montana Land Patents
United States Senator Clark of Montana defeated the government in the U S Supreme Court a case seeking cancellation of 13 400 acres of public lands under the timber and stone act The decision authored by Justice Holmes sustains the Ninth Circuit ruling with Justices Harlan and Brown dissents The record spanned about 7 000 pages and 80 patentees faced indictments in Montana courts
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Washington
United States
Clark
Montana
Supreme Court of the United States
Holmes
Court of Appeals
Ninth Circuit
Harlan and
Brown
Senator Clark
Darnutzer Dies. Sheridan Dedication Noted in Pageville
Pageville reports a large turnout for the Sheridan Methodist church dedication with Rev Badcon praised. Uncle Chris Darnutzer dies at McKessor creek home March 2 from erysipelas. he leaves a wife two sons and a daughter. Family moves and visits are listed among local residents and guests.
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Tribune
Pageville
New Methodist
Sheridan
van Speak
Badcon
Ed Page
Chris Darnutzer
McKessor Creek
Methodist Church
Felsie Redfield
R. W. Page
Callier
Portland
Ore
W. R. Page
Waterloo
Arthur Page
Will Nye
Charles Staplin
Twin Bridges
Valley
E. H. Page
Alda
N. T. Page
Clark
Salt Lake
Darnitter
Floyd Burtch
Austin Linder
Beaverhead
Mr. Martin
Blaine
Henry Redfield
Tracy Bushnell
Albert Wilcomb
Taleott
Frances Reinig Receives Life Certificate to Teach in Montana
Miss Frances Reinig, a Dillon area educator and Helena native, was granted a life certificate to teach in Montana. The state board of education issued three certificates to teachers who applied, with Reinig noted as a long time public school instructor and daughter of Charles Reinig of Helena. C R Engle of Grant visited Dillon yesterday.
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Normal College
Montana
Frances Reinig
Dillon
Helena
State Board of Education
Frances Helena Reinig
Reinig
Charles Reinig
Attorney General Rules Anesthetics Not Allowed in Surgery
Albert J. Galen states that an osteopathic practitioner may not administer anesthetics during surgery under section 6 of the March 1, 1905 act. He cites that anesthetics are drugs and that the act prohibits drug use and surgery except in trivial operations, barring such administration.
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Albert J. Galen
C. W. Mahaffey
Helena
State Board of Osteopathic Examiners
I. M. Beatty
Livingston
Galen
Telegraphone Test in Dillon Signals Ready Communication
B F Frobes superintendent Tele graph of the Oregon Short Line tested a Telegraphone device between Dillon and Pocatello. The instrument, a telegraph compatible talking phone, produced plain distinct conversation. The railroad plans to outfit cabooses and baggage cars with Telegraphones to speed conductor dispatcher communication during delays.
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Dillon
B. F. Frobes
Oregon
Pocatello
Dance at Polaris Mine March 16 Draws Large Crowd
A big dance is planned at Polaris mine on March 16 and organizers expect the largest in the county. The hall is being remodeled with dressing rooms, music is secured, and supper will be served at the boarding house. Tickets include supper for $2. People from Dillon Big Hole and Grasshopper are invited.
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Polaris Mine
Dillon
Big Hole
Sand bagging scare on Dillon main street
A 19 year old sailor named John W Mansfield was found unconscious on Dillon's main street near the First National Bank at 6 am. He claimed a year old brain operation caused his fainting while on the way to his sister in California and was taken to the county hospital then to the county farm to recover.
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Dillon
First National Bank
Dart Hardware Company
Bond
New York
Atlantic
California
Butte
John W. Mansfield
Roscian Comic Opera Wow Dillon Audiences Four Nights
The Roscian Comic Opera company played four nights at the Dillon theatre beginning Monday. They staged Mikado Bohemian Girl El Capitan and Fra Diavolo with packed houses and high praise. Manager Wiksdal earned credit for bringing such first class shows to Dillon and hinting at more attractions to come.
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Roscian Comic Opera Company
Dillon
Dillon Theatre
Helena
el Capitan
Fra Diavolo
Wiksdal
Alfalfa Fed Cattle Fetch High Price at Omaha Sale
E W Slack and Martin Sorenson returned from Omaha with eleven cars of alfalfa fed cattle. Six cars were consigned to Nebraska Live Stock Company and sold for 4 45 per car with no weight loss. The cattle weighed about 1120 pounds after a delayed market run, proving alfalfa feeding boosts value and shipment performance.
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E. W. Slack
Martin Sorenson
Omaha
Nebraska Live Stock Company
Commission House
South
Dillon Letter List Uncalled Letters at Post Office
Uncalled for mail in Dillon Montana up to date to be sent to the dead letter office if not called within 30 days March 8 190% list includes W J Brown C W Clark K Hodge Leonard Martin John C Maley John Rodden Wm Smith Mrs W H Dorchester Grace Lawont postmistress
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Dillon
Mont
Brown
W. J. Clark
C. W. Aehas
K. Hodge
Leonard Martin
John C. Maley
John
Rodden
Wm. Smith
CL. Dorchester
W. H. Grace Lawont
Dillon Steam Laundry Adds Modern Machines
J F Wikidal manager and owner reports substantial upgrades to the Dillon Steam Laundry including collar cuff neck band and gas generating machines. He claims the plant now turns out superior work and may add a wool washing operation to process Beaverhead county clips for higher prices.
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J. F. Wikidal
Dillon Steam Landry
Wikidal
Dillon
Beaverhead
Notice to Co-owner on Big Rosebud mining claim
Co owner J Evans and heirs are notified that Charites Schoenemann performed labor and improvements on the Big Rosebud quartz mining claim Beaverhead County Montana. To avoid forfeiture you must contribute 125 dollars plus interest and costs within 90 days after service by publication. First publication March 9 1906.
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J. Evans
United States
Big Rosebud
Horse Prairie
Beaverhead
Montana
Charites Schoenemann
Mont
Dillon and Vicinity Society Notes and Local Happenings
Lettuce green onions and celery sold at Graeter Grocery Co. Mr and Mrs Frank P Blair arrived from Blaine. St James Guild to meet next Thursday with Mrs Will Cashmore. Fresh smoked beef tongues at Graeter Grocery Co for cold lunches. Mrs John W Bell and granddaughter Leah Peterson visited Dillon friends. Baptist Ladies Aid meeting deferred one week due to union meeting. Master Edison Orr hosted a birthday party for friends Tuesday. High Five Club met with Mrs Paul. Mrs Henry Burfiend won a vase prize. Miss Rabb of Rabb and Taylor left for Salt Lake City to shop for spring stock.
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Graeter Grocery Co
Frank P. Blair
Blaine
St. James Guild
Will Cashmore
John W. Bell
Leah Peterson
Bedrock
Dillon
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Edison Orr
High Five
Paul
Henry Burfiend
Rabb
Rabb and Taylor
Salt Lake City
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County News Letters
Joe A. Browne
Doe
Woborg, Normal College Notes
Supreme Court of United States
Chris Darnitzer
C. R. Engle
Grant
Polaris
Roscian Comic Opera
Tiptop
the Tribune
Lynch Building
Tribune Publishing CO
Dillon, Mont
the Tribune Publishing CO
Dillon, Montana
COR. Bannack
Idaho
Dillon and Vicinity
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