Local and Personal News from Dillon Area
Miss May Lacey of Melrose visited Dillon last week. Lost pearl earring rewards offered. St J. E. Morse visited Butte earlier in the week. Mrs. John Lenkersdorfer returned from Butte. James Quinn traveled to Melrose for business. Mrs. W. J. Powers returned from Butte. Presbyterian Missionary Society to meet at the Manse next Friday. Paul Henneberry left for Big Hole basin on assessor business. Mr. and Mrs. Smith McKnight and Nellie McKnight visited Dillon. Married couple seeking ranch work with references, Room 30 Beaverhead block. Terry Browning returned from a midwest tour. Julius Hartwig and Adolph Reichle in Dillon for land business. A food sale by Ladies' Aid of M E church set for March 21 at Dil ton Cash Grocery. L. A. Thompson family visited Bishop home. Jean Bishop joined them in Twin Bridges. Mrs. Dirk Holcomb improving after long Butte hospital stay. Mrs. Wm. Nattrass and daughter Margaret to Butte for medical consult. Don Sweeney of Helena attended Mrs. Quinn's funeral then returned home. Wm. N. Bichler and Gilmore & Pittsburg railroad party visited Dillon from Armstead. State Sunday School convention set for April 28-30 at Anaconda. Mrs. F. E. Dodds to speak on The Boy in His Teens. Thompson Falls Ledger mentions.
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W. J. Powers
Butte
Women's “ Missionary “Society
Presbyterian
Paul Henneberry
Big Hole Basin
Smith McKnight
Nellie McKnight
Dillon
Beaverhead Block
Terry Browning
Middlewest
Julius Hartwig
Adolph Reichle
Reichle
Dilton Cash
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Murray Hospital
Don Sweeny
Helena
Melrose
Jas. Quinn
Mr. Sweeney
Mr. Quinn
Reward Offered for Sheep Thieves and Camp Robbers
The Madison National Forest Sheep Trowers Association posts a reward of 500 dollars for conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Trowers Association
Vtty
Pioneer John Henry Burch Dies in Cascade at 90
Early Montana settler John Henry Burch died Friday at his daughter’s home in Cascade at age 90. A pioneer who crossed the plains in PS64, he first located at Dorr Lodges in Ist, lived briefly in Montana then moved east before returning with his family via the Pinc Pear valor. Survived by nine children, including Mrs. Georg Wilson and C. 2. Burch, funeral held Sunday afternoon in Cascade.
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John Henry Burch
Montana
John Thorry Burch
Acros
Plains
Prairiy Schoener
Dorr Lodges
Ist
Clara Schrawmeeck
Cascade
Barch
Chetaut Sales
Cmintte
Heideurvived
Georg Wilson
C. 2. Burch
Minden
Hell
Cascad
Governor Stewart Visits East For Prison Reform Address
Gov. Stewart and Mrs. Stewart traveled from Helena to South Bend Indiana where the governor spoke to the Knife and Fork club on Applied Humanity in Prison Control. He planned to visit Kansas City briefly and then his former home in Waverly Kansas during the return trip.
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Stewart
Helena
South Bend
Ind
Montana
Kansas City
Waverly
Kan
New Road for Red Lodge
Carbon and Stillwater Electric railway company is incorporated with capital of 750000 to build an interurban trolley line between Red Lodge and Columbus covering 40 miles.
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Red Lodge
Carbon & Stillwater Electric Railway Company
Columbus
Chamberlains Tablets Endorsed for Constipation Relief
Paul B Babin of Brushly La reports his daughter found Chamberlains Tablets effective for constipation. The ad urges readers to try the preparation, stating it is sold by all dealers with adv 1m.
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Chamberlain
Paul B. Babin
Brushly
Ladislas Lazaro
Louisiana
Arsene PuJo
Congress
Lazaro Bielandonvitch
Lazaro
Unemployed Army Plot Aims to Seize Rock Island Arsenal
Adjutant General Forbes reported to Washington on General Charles Kelley’s plan for a 500000 strong unemployed army to seize the Rock Island Arsenal to arm a revolution. Lieutenant Franklin Grimes, undercover with Kelleys men from Sacramento, described a Chicago gathering and railroad seizures en route to Washington to topple civil and military authority.
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Sacramento
Cal
War Department
Washington
Forbes
National Guard of California
Charles Kelley
Rock Island
Franklin Grimes
State Guard
Kelley
Grimes
United States Arsenal
Chicago
Stock Island
Patriotism Shown by Salt Lake School Children
General Washington Gardner commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic spoke in Salt Lake City applauding the turnout of more than 8 000 schoolchildren. He noted his tour across eleven states and praised Utah for its patriotic spirit in a public salute at the Hotel Utah reviewing stand.
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Salt Lake City
Washington Gardner
Grand Army of the Republic
Utah
Salt Lake
Gardner
Republicans Oppose Panama Canal Toll Exemption Repeal
Two Republicans Representative Kahn of California and Moore of Pennsylvania spoke in the house to oppose repealing the toll exemption clause of the Panama Canal Act. They argued the exemption for American coastwise shipping does not violate the Hay-Pauncefote treaty and criticized the administration's foreign policy.
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Washington
Kahn
California
Moore
Pennsylvania
Oldest Mason Edwin A Sherman Dies in Oakland
Edwin A Sherman longtime Californian Mason and veteran of the Mexican and Civil wars died in Oakland on Tuesday aged 84. He was related to Generals William T Sherman and Thomas B Sherman.
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Oakland
Cal
Edwin A. Sherman
California
William T
Thomas B. Sherman
Woman Lawyer Mary E Miller Dies in Chicago
Mary E Miller a noted lawyer and suffragist died Tuesday in Chicago. She recently received a $35,000 fee described as the largest ever paid to a woman lawyer in a Supreme Court case.
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Chicago
Mary E. Miller
Supreme Court
Cash Secured to Build Railroad to Salt Lake
Denver reports financing arranged for the Denver and Salt Lake railroad from Craig to Salt Lake City. Newman Erb, company president, announced during a European trip that work on the line will begin with tunnel construction. Estimated cost is 15 million dollars. The Moffat tunnel commission plans to start engineering work immediately and has received applicants from the United States, Canada, Alaska, Mexico and South America.
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Denver
Colo
Supreme Court
Lord Taxpayers
Moffat Tunnel
Commission
United States
Canada
Alaska
Mexico
South America
Paris Woman Singer Assaults Deputy Victor Augagneur
A young woman singer assaulted Victor Augagneur vice president of the chamber of deputies as he prepared to open parliament on Tuesday causing wide excitement following the death of Gaston Calmette editor of Figaro.
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Paris
Victor Augagneur
Chamber of Deputies
Gaston Calmette
Figaro
Woman Claims Identity Dorothy Arnold After Disappearance
A Los Angeles woman living as Ella Evans for over two years asserts she is Dorothy Arnold, who vanished from New York in December 1910. She spoke Sunday in Los Angeles claiming the name Dorothy Arnold as her own.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ella Evans
Dorothy Arnold
New York
Disease spreads in Chihuahua and Douglas region
A strange illness resembling cholera with rapid fatalities is reported in Jecor Chihuahua a district recently liberated from smallpox. The outbreak extends toward Douglas Arizona with concerns of cross border spread and public health alert measures underway.
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Douglas
Arizona
Jecor
Chihuahua
Murder in Fall River Linked to Rejected Cultor
Mrs Tanka Belatski a 27 year old widow was murdered in her dooryard in Fall River Massachusetts. Police believe the killer was a rejected cultor who escaped.
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Fall River, Mass
Tanka Belatski
Paris editor slain in feud with French minister wife
Mme Henriet ta Callaux wife of Finance Minister Joseph Caillaux shot Gaston Calmette editor of Figaro after long feud over alleged political corruption and love letters. Calmette died early Monday. Callaux claimed she wanted to wound him not kill him and was arrested.
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Paris
Gaston Calmette
Figaro
Mme
Henrietta Callaux
Joseph Caillaux
Finance
Calmette
Callaux
The
Leo Clarette
Mme. Calllaux
Monsieur Calmette
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Health and Strength
Advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills cure disordered kidneys and restore regular kidney and bladder function. It targets men and women suffering daytime pain and nighttime bladder weakness, urging readers to seek Potts druggist for purchase.
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Potts
Local Man Kari Riedelsberger Passes Away in San Diego
Kari Riedelsberger formerly of Dillon died in San Diego California recently. He is survived by his wife Elsa Scharfenberg formerly Miss.
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Kari Riedelsberger
Dillon
San Diego
Cal
Elsa Scharfenberg
Impossible to convict woman says Cook County murder cases
State's Attorney Hoyne denounces repeated acquittals in Cook County as he moves to drop the murder case against Augusta Diedz for killing her husband. Two women were acquitted last week, widening a three year record of thirteen acquittals and only one conviction.
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Chicago
Cook County
Hoyne
Augusta Diedz
Denver to Telluride: Mother Jones Defies Military Detention
The veteran labor activist Mother Jones, held by authorities in Telluride and shipped to Denver, vows to return to the strike district. She insists she will face arrest rather than abandon her constitutional rights, declaring she will not submit to military despotism.
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Denver
Colo
Jones
Telluride
Kde
United States
Secretary Lane to Skip Denver Irrigation Congress
Secretary Franklin K. Lane will not attend the irrigation congress in Denver starting April 7, per a letter to the Chamber of Commerce.
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Denver
Franklin K. Lane
Chamber of Commerce
Long-Lived Henry Dorman Dies at 118 in Liberal
Henry Dorman died Monday at age 118 in Liberal Missouri. Born January 10, 1799 in Steuben County New York he served in both the Mexican and Civil Wars, according to family records.
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Liberal
Henry Dorman
Steuben County
New York
To the Housewife Madam Gif Your Husband Anticipates Care
A health advisory urges housewives to protect children from coughs and colds as precursors to serious diseases. It praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt safe and effective for families and notes it is sold by all dealers.
Senator Fall Urges Armed Intervention in Mexico
Senator A. B. Fall calls for U S armed intervention to protect Americans and foreigners in Mexico amid rising violence and instability. He argues for decisive military action and enhanced security for civilians abroad.
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Fall
United States
Mexico
Broker Goes Wrong in Salt Lake City Disappearance
Milton D. Joseph, a prominent Salt Lake stock broker, vanished Monday afternoon with 55,505 dollars from a sale of 1000 Utah Copper shares entrusted to him by Continental National Bank. Pinkertons have hunted for him since Tuesday with no trace found.
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Salt Lake City
Milton D. Joseph
Salt Lake
Utah
Continental National Bank
Pinkertons
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May Lacey
James Dodd
J. E. Morse
John Lenkersdorfer
James Quinn
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Armstead
Frank Bulge
Doris Kane
Leo Garoche
Anaconda
F. E. Dodds
Thompson Falls
Leger
John
Arsenal
Grand Army
Craig
Colorado
Utah Capital
John Deere
John Deere Gang
Harrows
Kentucky
Dart Hardware & Implem’t Co
Phengh
A. B. Fall
Foley
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