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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1906

Page

4

Mining Growth Boosts Beaverhead County Camp Developments

Beaverhead county's mining outlook brightens with active development in Polaris and Indian Queen at Farlin. The Butte Argenta Copper Company forms to exploit Argenta district with Iron Mountain as core, installing hoist and air compressor as 25 miners prepare. Pioneer district placer claims filed by Beaverhead locals signal dredge plans for summer operations.

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 Dillon Iron Mountain the Tribune Montana Ajax L. J. Price Beaverhead County D. J. Hennessy M. Hennessy John O'Rouark M. E. O'Rouark K. C. Pratt J. B. Pratt J. J. Harrington J. W. Pratt Pioneer District

Ald er Gulch Pioneer Gone

Christian Darnutzer aged 77 a Montana pioneer died at his Blaine area home. He served as Methodist steward and was a Civil War veteran. He organized wagon trains, survived a Sioux war party, and pursued ranching until turning duties to his sons. He leaves a widow and three children.

Twin Bridges Mont Christian Datnutzer Montana Blaine Badcon Sheridan Clark Salt Lake James Carl Darnutzer Methodist Episcopal Church Grand Army of the Republic Darnitter Virginia City Fortune Big Horn Mr. Darnitter

Dixon Sends Yellowstone Atlas to Dillon Minister

Representative Joseph M. Dixon mails Rev. H W Tilden in Dillon a Yellowstone Park atlas with maps and geological notes. The atlas, based on U S Geological Survey work, covers lakes streams geysers canyons boundaries forest reserves and more. Dr Tilden invites inquiries and visits to consult the atlas at his residence.

Joseph M. Dixon the Tribune Rev. Tilden Yellowstone Park Dr. Tilden Mr. Dixon House of Representatives U. S Washington H. W. Tilden Dillon Mont Tribune Baptist Church Jos. M. Dixon United States

Sheridan pastor hosts visiting Tuke family with daughter

Rev. and Mrs. C E Tuke and their young daughter, from Sheridan, are visiting Rev. S D Hooker and his wife. Tuke serves as the Episcopal pastor in Sheridan.

Sheridan Tuke

A Pious Cowboy Warns Against Sinful Ways

Poetic monologue by James Barton Adams urging riders to abandon the devil's brand and seek the heavenly range. He contrasts worldly danger with spiritual paths, warning that the final roundup ends in loss for those wearing the mark of sin.

James Barton’ Adams

Montana Governor Toole Comments On Bond Issue Case

Gov J K Toole explains that the Montana supreme court denial of rehearing in the normal school bonds case may go to the U S Supreme Court. He says non resident bondholders may sue in federal court to test other bond issues and that the issue will be carried to the U S Supreme Court for a final ruling.

Supreme Court of Montana J. K. Toole Mr. Toole Supreme Court Supreme Court of the United Statesy Supreme Court of the United States Beaverhead Missoula Gallatin Normal School

Attorney General Rules Deaf School Bonds Void in Montana

Attorney General Galen concludes the $45,000 issue of 6 percent bonds tied to the land grant for a deaf and dumb asylum are void. He compares them to normal school securities deemed void by the supreme court, arguing the grant supports a state institution of learning for the deaf and blind rather than a mere asylum.

Galen A. J Toole State Normal College Supreme Court Normal School Montana School For the Deaf and Blind

Western Agency Put Under Receiver in Dillon

A telegram from Hiram Tyree to Dillon announced that the Western Agency company had fallen into the hands of a receiver and is enjoined from any business. The Arizona organized company had $10 000 capital stock with Tyree owning a majority stake and promoters including C D Bates B E Sanders P P Locker and A L Stone. The firm operated the Continental Life Insurance and Investment expense loading.

the Tribune Dillon Hiram Tyree Western Agency Tyree Arizona 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

Saloons of Dillon Will Not Be Closed

Dillon city council minutes reveal debate on closing saloons from midnight to 6 am and a vote tied resolved by Mayor White. Other actions include street numbering, permits, police chief appointment, and election staffing for April. The meeting also noted bills and a Grace M. E. church address by Rev. R. P. Smith.

Bond Knapp Dillon Judiciary Committee Selway Best Phillips Hughes White Street and Alley M. A. Walker T. M. Selway Helena Idaho Streets A. F. Graeter Idaho Street Dillon Implement Company Montana Street M. M. Co Graeter Grocery Company Bert Williams Ira Warner Will Lovell Warner Hugh 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. Spearian A. S. Rife Dan Adams Dillon E. L. & P. Cow Warner O A. G. Williams Wm. A. Lovell C.W. Conger Clark Anderson Frank McFadden N.S. Wood O Wee Oy Clarence Axo Fred Woodworth Sylvester Hirschman OT. Brockoo R. PF. Tattersall Oscar Findling I Carruthers & Co Ecco A. L. Badoon Peafety M. L. Cove Mary Innes Ora Conway Ron D. L. Smith Dillon EB. L J. B. Poindexter R. P. Smith Grace M. E. Church Montana Wesleyan University Virginia City Madisonian

Continental Life report criticises Tyree era but notes solvency

Assistant Secretary of State George B. Squires and State Bank Examiner C. A. Glazier released an exhaustive report to Secretary Tingey on Continental Life Insurance & Investment Co run by Hiram Tyree. The audit finds prior deficits, surcharges for promotion costs, and a later 1905 surplus, with calls to question exclusive agency contracts and actuarial review. Meanwhile Dillon holds well attended evangelistic meetings led by Dr. Ray L. Palmer of Portland with sermons and cards indicating commitment to Christian life through the 15th of the month.

Secy George B. Squires C. A. Glazier Secy. of State C Tingey Continental Life Insurance & Investment Company Hiram Tyree Secy. Tingey Tyree Western Agency Continental Insurance Los Angeles Methodist Ray L. Palmer Portland Oregon Dillon Palmer Hell

Brundage Returns After Dillon Move Help

J. H. Brundage came home to Centennial valley Tuesday after spending two weeks in Dillon helping the Tribune relocate to new quarters.

J. H. Brundage Centennial Valley Dillon The Tribune

Idaho man relocates to Payette after selling Dillon ranch

A. C. Hammond of Payette Idaho has spent over a week in Dillon and left yesterday afternoon on the train back to Payette where he will settle. During his Dillon visit he sold the 160 acre ranch south of Dillon to John and Pat Layden for a price not disclosed in the available text.

A. C. Hammond Dillon Payette Idaho John Pat Layden

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