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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1909

Page

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Poindexter Accepts Appointment as Fifth District Judge

Gov Norris appoints J B Poindexter to the Fifth Judicial District adding a second judge for Beaverhead Madison and Jefferson counties. Poindexter will qualify April 1st and divide work with Judge Len L Callaway, with division details to be set after a special term in Dillon. A rod and gun club meeting is planned at Beaverhead Club headquarters to promote game and fish protection.

Legislative Assembly Beaverhead Madison Jefferson Len. L. Callaway Norris J. B. Poindexter Poindexter Callaway Dillon Judge Callaway Madison County Jefferson County Beaverhead Club

City Council Sets Spring Election Details and Judges

The March city council meeting scheduled for Saturday night approved the regular spring election to be held Monday April 5. Officers to be elected include Mayor city treasurer police judge and three aldermen with terms listed for each ward. Board appointments for the special franchise vote and future election voting places were announced.

W. G. Phillips White Phillips Poindexter B. F C. W. Scott C. W. Conger Orr Knapp Rounds Wemple Lenkersdorfer Henr Cushing J. G. Erwin T. P. Caldwell R. T. Wemple T. J. Mulaney City Hall A.B. Martin S. D. Hooker E. J. Conger George B. Conway James McDonald Montana Sebree Streets J. E. Erwin L. P

New 320 Acre Homestead Law Passed in 1909

The act allows entrymen under homestead laws to claim 320 acres in Colorado Montana Nevada Oregon Utah Washington and nearby territories provided land is non mineral non irrigable and compact. It details affi davits proof residency cultivation requirements and Secretary of the Interior's power to designate lands not suitable for irrigation with staged cultivation rules and residence obligations. The law was approved on February 19 1909.

Helena United States Joseph M. Dixon Senate House of Representatives United States of America Congress Colorado Montana Nevada Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming Arizona New Mexico Secretary of the Interior

A Green Isle Lifts Longing Hearts On St Patrick Day

A poem honors St Patrick's Day as PPSHE hosts parade and bands march, contrasting grand public celebration with a humble thatched cottage and a gray haired woman. The speaker vows love for the land that gave birth and a heart that travels across the sea to a beloved colleen wearing shamrock. Marching verses connect Ireland and distant loved ones.

Deer Lodge dealer delivers three carloads of Shorthorn bulls to Dillon firms

Charles Bielenberg of Deer Lodge valley brought 70 head of full blood Shorthorn bulls to Poindexter and Orr and Ed Roe of Bedrock in Dillon this week. Sheriff O C Gosman, back from the Big Hole Basin, reports the weather disagreeable though the basin air is not described as severe.

Charles Bielenberg Deer Lodge Valley Dillon Poindexter & Orr Company Ed. Roe Bedrock O. C. Gosman Big Hole Gosman T. Weat

Postcard postal rules cause unmailable mail at Dillon

In Dillon the post office holds a stack of glass and mica postcards that cannot be mailed unless placed in sealed envelopes with a two cent stamp on the outside. Many cards were mailed incorrectly, leading to wasted money and lost returns, with no exceptions to the rule.

Dillon Washington, D. C Dillon Post Ofice

Peculiar Egg Heist Sparks Dillon Court Hearing

A Dane rancher accused a neighbor of stealing about ten dozen eggs from his buggy near Dillon. Laden claimed he paid a bribe to drop the case but Christiansen insisted on court action. Laden was arrested and brought to Dillon as the matter continued in Justice Rich’s court.

Justice of the Peace Rich’s Court Berg Christiansen Dillon John Laden Christiansen Laden Justice of the Peace Rich

Beaverhead County Commissioners Annual Road Appointments

The Beaverhead County Board met March 1–5 1909 approving minutes and appointments. Road supervisors for districts 1 through 12 were named with specials for Ames and the Big Hole area. A farm road from Ames to the summit was declared a county road pending fence work by Ames with county cost limited. Blair and Purdum received a Grant saloon license and paving plans for Patterson grade were discussed with bids from Mrs. Fitzharris and Charles Wells, Wells’ bid under $500 pending contract.

Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana H.C. Patterson C. W. Francis W. C. Orr S. Baker S. A. Robinson Lima Township W. H Boyle Beaverhead Dillon Loomis Rice Barratts & P Jackson Seth Halbert Dewey Weldon Else Bowen Thomas Tracy Bedrock Commissioners Ames Big Hole Divide Big Hole Geo. M. Tash Horse Prairie Gray’s Marion Blair Purdum Grant Patterson Dillon-Argenta Fitzharris

Rancher Thomas Metzel Shot by Wife in Centennial Valley

A prominent stockman Thomas A. Metzel was shot and killed yesterday at his Centennial valley ranch near Lakeview by his wife after reported family disagreements. An inquest was held and postponed until tomorrow morning as investigators seek details.

Thomas A. Metzel Centennial Valley Lakeview Madison Beaverhead Metzel John Orr Twin Bridges Madison County Dillon Monida E. H. Brundage Chicago

Sewing Machine Agent Sink Accused of Stealing Child

A Dillon sewing machine agent named Sink is accused of kidnapping Irene Buffingtons two year old daughter while she was hospitalized in Bridger. Mrs Buffington details that Sink took the child after she fell ill last December and left for Three Forks, Montana with his wife and the child.

Sink Dillon Sheridan Enterprise Irene Buffington Enterprise Link Sheridan Julian Knight Madison County Knight Melton Elliott Lodging Three Forks Montana

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J.B. Poindexter Fifth Judicial District Gov. Norris Mr. Poindexter State American Press Association Josh Bert Christiansen Atty, Melton Fair Commission Thomas Etzel
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