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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1910

Page

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Big Hole Basin Eyes New Railroad Route

Big Hole basin ranchers heard about a proposed railroad part of the Butte to Boise line. Meetings at Jackson and Wisdom drew wide attendance as Abbott L Wright and R H Jones promoted the project. J E Morse of Dillon attended Wisdom and reported strong local enthusiasm and favorable prospects for a basin road. Residents were asked to subscribe one dollar per acre to a bonus fund to secure the venture.

Beaverhead County Big Hole Basin Jackson Wisdom Messrs Abbott. L. Wright R. H. Jones Mr. Wright Spokane Mr. Jones Bales & Jones Wright J. E. Morse Dillon Big Hole Butte Boise

Dillon cattleman Fred Huber faces real estate swarm in Los Angeles

Fred Huber of Dillon Montana returning from California found his name in two papers as a guest at the Lankershims hotel and a source of offers from Los Angeles real estate men. He fled the city after letters and calls multiplied, then moved on to Santa Barbara before heading home.

Fred Huber United States California Fidel Huber Los Angeles Cal Dillon, Mont Lankershim Fred Fritz Santa Barbara

Beaverhead Pioneer Charles Mikus Dies at 7 O Clock

Beaverhead County mourns Charles Mikus a former deputy U S marshal and under sheriff who died at the home of E T McGee in Dillon after a long career in law enforcement. Born in Germany around 1840 he came to Montana via Bannack in 1864 and helped capture Pat Grey and others in deadly pursuits.

Charles Shiteus Beaverhead County E. T. McGee Charles Mikus Germany New Orleans Grant Mississippi River Mississippi River, Mr Mikus St. Louis Bannack Mikus Dave F. Reinhardt Pat Grey Grey Mr. Mikus Grey Clear Arizona

Delay Threatens Dillon Armstead Railroad Extension

Attorney John R. Wheeler of Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad says construction to Dillon may be delayed up to a year due to unresolved right of way and terminal site issues. He notes talks could lead to condemnation if needed, and that work likely starts at Dillon once land rights are cleared, with a potential $90,000 for 60 acres cited by local sellers.

John R. Wheeler Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company Dillon Pittsburg Armstead Wheeler the Tribune Licly

The Mourning Queen of Old Ireland Rises Anew

An ancient mother weeps by a grave and a fallen harp until a revelation lifts her. The beloved son, long believed dead, is alive and remade in a distant land with new blood, as currents of sea wind carry his fate. The poem shifts from sorrow to rebirth and migration.

Andrew Lindfors Dies in Missoula Rail Yard Accident

Andrew Lindfors a 57 year old former Dillon miner was killed in the Northern Pacific yards at Missoula while repairing two freight cars. A foreman is charged with carelessness for lacking safety signals and the railroad found guilty of gross neglect. Verena Lindfors his daughter and Missoula native is a teacher near Dillon. burial took place in Sheridan.

Dillon Missoula Verena Lindfors Andrew Lindfors Miss Lindfors Standard Lindfors Northern Pacific McGee Sweden Western Federation of Miners Madison County Sheridan Odd Fellows’ Lodge The Normal College Northern Pacific Railway Company

Main Pipe Line Burst Leaves Dillon Waterless for Two Days

A main pipe line break between town and the Beaverhead River left Dillon without water or fire protection for nearly two days. The break occurred Saturday afternoon due to a rusted wire wrapped around the wood pipe, which split into pieces. Water service resumed by Tuesday noon after diligent work by Water Commissioner Badcon and his crew. residents tappd wells for cooking and drinking. The Normal college lacked water on Normal hill and boiler heating for part of Monday. The Dillon Dry Goods store opened Tuesday in the former Golden Rule location, under manager Charles Niblack, and reported strong initial business. James Cornelius returned March 2 from six weeks in a Butte hospital for typhoid fever.

Dillon Beaverhead River Badcon Normal College Normal Hill Dillon Dry Goods Company Golden Rule Idaho and Bannack Streets Charles Niblack

Municipal League Nominates by Petition for Dillon Election

The Dillon Municipal League will not hold a caucus but will nominate a ticket by petition. Ernest Orr in First Ward, R T Wemple in Second, and A S Rife with F C McFadden in Third Ward form the four-person slate. The league aims a quiet campaign in the city election.

Municipal League the Tribune Municipal ‘League of Dillon The Tripune League Ernest Orr Orr R. T. Wemple A.S. Rife F.C. McFadden

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