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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1911

Page

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Bad Check Issuer in the Toils

Harry Williams a piano player and self styled professor cashed two bad checks for 10 dollars each at Lima saloons. One fake draft hit William Kohle and the other the Silver Dollar. He fled via the Short Line toward Butte where Deputy Scully arrested him and he was brought back for a six month sentence in the county jail.

Harry Williams Lima William Kohle Williams Butte Scully Hastile

Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Heléh Jones

Mrs James Dodd hosted a birthday dinner last Friday for her sister Miss Heléh Jones. Attending were Misses Hazel McDonald Zetta Gilbert Helena Jones and Mr Enwil Conger Guy Gray Harry Martin and Sol Salbdisky.

James Dodd Heléh Jones Hazel McDonald Zetta Gilbert Helena Jones Saeasis Enwil Conger Guy Gray Harry Martin Sol Salbdisky

Auto Enthusiasts Rise As Cadillacs Enter Dillon Scene

The growing interest in automobiles in Dillon and Beaverhead county is evident as Fred Schuler buys a five passenger Cadillac for leisure and George Gray and J E Hollingsworth also order Cadillacs to be delivered next week. Favorable local roads boost the appeal of motoring for speed and convenience this year.

Dillon Fred Schuler George Gray J. E. Hollingsworth Beaverhead County

Young Dillon Man Dies in Butte Hospital

Harry B. Bond aged 23 died at Murray's hospital Butte from acute kidney trouble after a two year illness. Survived by parents Dr and Mrs H A Bond and sister Mrs H L McCaleb of Dillon. Body to be taken to Dillon for burial at Mountain View cemetery. Also notes local activities A Dugay builds a three room cottage on Dakota street and photographers Coover and Miss Gladwin close their tent gallery on Idaho Street.

Alfred E. Graeter Beaverhead County Grace Graeter Orr Idaho Street Mr. Graeter Warren Ohio Montana John F. Bishop Margaret French Bannack Warren H Argenta Grace E School of Music State Normal College A. F. Graeter O. H. Hopkins Butte Frederick Bailey Frank Reitzel Leonard Ellit E. J. Conger William Bernstein R. T. Wing A. S. Rife Beaverhead Wells Fargo Express Company Great West Gracter Dillon District Court Murray's Hospital Harry B. Bond H. A. Bond H. L. McCaleb Dilion Mountain View Cemetery

Batting feast highlights local baseball clash

The M. M. Co. defeated Eliel Bros. 13 to 9 in a high scoring game marked by heavy hitting and clever defense. Martin limited Eliel to four hits over 6 2 3 innings while Barry steadied in the ninth. The crowd enjoyed the furious batting, and Sunday’s Eliel Bros. vs U.S. Co. clash was anticipated before Arbor Day snow cancelled the All-Star game.

M. M. Co Eliel Bros Martin Barry U.S. Co PERC Montana Merc. Co Olmsted-Stevenson Co Butte Union Association Dillon Missoula Scrappers Hannah Dillons Helena

Montana Population Rises Sharply Since 1910 Census

Montana shows substantial growth over the last decade with the state population up from 248,329 in 1900 to 376,053 in 1910 and Beaverhead County adding 831 residents. The report notes Montana now has one more congressman and cites Dillon’s steady, permanent growth as part of the solid territorial trend.

Montana United States Census Bureau Treasure Pacific Slope California Oregon Washington Colorado Beaverhead County Dillon

Bold Burglar Quickly Caught In Lima Post Office Break In

A Lima drug store and post office were robbed of knives razors watches and jewelry worth over 200 dollars. The burglars fled north burying loot near a telegraph pole. Deputy sheriffs pursued and captured William Hess and John Mullen who confessed and were jailed. all stolen items were recovered.

Dell Robison Lima Armstead Irwin Scully William Hess John Mullen

Montana railroad commission to inspect all lines

The Montana railroad commission plans its annual inspection tour of all lines in the state. Members and the secretary will leave Helena around June 1, traveling about four weeks with district officials to discuss on site. The commission began this practice two years ago and renewed it due to its benefits.

Montana Railroad Commission Montana Helena

Paul First Ward Alderman Wins Vacancy With City Edits

The resignation of Alderman E I Brock accepted at a special meeting. G T Paul elected to fill the First ward vacancy. Council debates sidewalk type on North Pacific street and considers replacing arc street lights with smaller incandescent units. A water main extension petition is referred to the water committee. Bond of Chief of Police Sassman approved with Paul and White as sureties. Continued on page two.

E. ‘I. Brock G. T. Paul Brock North Pacific Street City Water Main Washington and Virginia Streets Washington Street North Street Water Committee For Action Chas. Sassman B. F. White Pacific and Ravalli Streets Eliel

Pioneer Montana editor John N. Armstrong dies at Wisdom

John N. Armstrong, longtime Big Hole Breezes publisher and editor, died in Wisdom last night from a stroke. Born in Janesville Wisconsin 64 years ago, he served in the Civil War and published papers in Stevensville Grantsdale Jackson and Missoula before guiding Wisdoms Big Hole Breezes for twelve years. He leaves a wife Miss Chambers and a sister in Missoula. Mrs Edith Nelson Ross of Salt Lake City arrived in Dillon with her mother to visit.

Big Hole Breezes Dillon John N. Armstrong Wisdom This County Janesville Wis Montana Missoula Missoulian Chambers Armstrong Stevensville Grantsdale Jackson Gibbonsville Idaho Edith Nelson Ross Salt Lake City

Mrs H H Swain Hosts Needle Club at Dormitory

Mrs. H. H. Swain entertained the Needle club this afternoon at the dormitory, sharing sewing tips and social time with members in a informal gathering.

H. H.swain Needle Club

Record crowd at Chicago game highlights baseball profits

Thirty five thousand fans filled Chicago on Sunday to watch the White Sox play Detroit at the national capital game. The vast attendance underscores the money making potential of major league baseball as seats started at fifty cents.

Boise Idaho Capital Chicago White Sox Detroit

Old Folks Day Observed At Dillon Methodist Church

Special services at the Dillon Methodist Church this Sunday honor Mother's Day with a sermon by the pastor and choral music. Old folks are invited to attend in carriages and automobiles, and each attendee will receive a white carnation as a commemorative badge.

Dillon Methodist Church Anna Jarvis United States

Banner encampment draws record turnout in Montana

Grand Army veterans met in Butte for the twenty-seventh annual state encampment, the largest ever. The three day reunion saw the city opened to attendees with badges granting full courtesy. John J Rohrbaugh of Helena Wadsworth camp was approved for department commander with Jesse J Stevens of Butte noted in attendance.

Grand Army Veterans of Montana Butte Grand Army John J. Rohrbaugh Wadsworth Helena

Strenuous Week in Dillon Court Sees Verdicts and Guilty Pleas

The District Court’s third week opens with Charles Maynard winning 190 dollars plus costs against First National Bank of Dillon over horses and colts claimed under a battle mortgage. The bank plans an appeal to the Supreme Court. Several other cases were dismissed or resulted in guilty pleas including gambling offenses and a $100 fine for two men. A theft case ended with a one year term. Justice actions set a tight docket with sentences and jail time for multiple defendants.

District Court Charles Maynard First National Bank of Dillon Supreme Court John Curran Oregon Short Line William Hayes Drs. Ackley Bond Chris Larson Armstead Carrie Voshage Chas Bennington W. O. Palmer Lima Ralph Glidewell Monroe Mann Deer Lodge Trudeau Pat Laden William South Beaverhead County Justice Rich South

He Cannot Keep Out of Jail

Jack Carney and Frank Sullivan, petty thieves released from a thirty day stay at the Sheriff's boarding house, returned Monday for six months. They attempted shoplifting at Pott's Drug Store with perfumes and toilet waters, hoping to smuggle goods back to the jail for fellow boarders. They were nearly caught in the act and were returned to their rooms.

Jack Carney Frank Sullivan Jack Frank Pott’s

B C H S Presents She Stoops to Conquer at Auditorium

The graduating class of B C H S stages Goldsmiths She Stoops to Conquer at Normal Auditorium on Wednesday evening May 24. Directed by Mrs Matthew Orr and Miss Johnson the cast has prepared well and expects success. Reserved seats cost 50 cents with proceeds going to a gift from the Senior class. The full cast performs next week.

Goldsmith’s Normal Matthew Orr Johnson

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