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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1903

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Fred I Hanson Appointed Bounty Inspector for the Valley

Special correspondence notes Fred I Hanson named bounty inspector to punch coyote pelts for locals. J Blair returns from Virginia City with pelts. Joe Watkins leaves mail driving, Jimmy Huston takes over. Others report hotel, store, cattle movements, and local social notes across Lakeview Monida and nearby towns.

Laxrview J. Blair Virginia City Fred I. Hanson Virginia Joe Watkins Jimmy Huston B. H. Paul Commodions Monida Peal West Ben Hart Dillon Dr. Bond Mr. Pike Pike & Miller Lakeview Willer Will Old Woods Franklin Mr. Drumine Carl Peterson Blacktail Canyon Charles Peterson Lake Mr. Sherman L. Concklin Bob Duff Mr. Peterson Idaho

Willi s News Update on Local Court, Visits and Frosts

Sheriff Duke Gist and Gruwell were in the area summoning jurors for the next term of court. J A Browne Jr traveled to Beaverhead valley for seed osts. Estella M Rich county superintendent and Miss Converse visited a local school. Dr M A Walker from Dillon attended Mrs Barbour who was very sick but improving. Frosts persist keeping gardeners unsure about planting seeds.

Twin Bridges News Brightens Community Events

The Good Templars held a banquet in Twin Bridges with guests from Sheridan. W Mountjoy of the State Orphans Home received a bisque colonial on his 40th birthday. Miss Ora Jones plans a Denver based millinery and dressmaking shop in Twin Bridges. Arbor Day observed at the Orphans Home.

the Tribune Good Templars Sheridan W. Mountjoy State Orphan’s Home Virginia City Butte

Telephones Arrive in Pageville Homes During Valley Drive

Nealdents of the Valley see linemen installing phones in area houses. Miss Maytie Unley hosted eleven Sunday school children with games and light refreshments. Local residents Dwight Bushnell, R W Page, Mrs Van Oradell and others are noted in social and travel updates.

Pageviliz Maytie Unley Dwight Bushnell Whitehall R. W. Page Butte van Oradell Bushnell Isitt Virginia City George Schott Bozeman Dwight Bushne Meedames Pollenger Heller Twin Bridges W. van Oradel Our Valley Lena Page Blaisdel

Arbor Day Socials and Court Dockets at Redrock

Redrock residents and Dillon visitors marked Arbor Day with visits from Misses Scott Hughes Selway Virmillion and McIntosh. Local hotel guests include Andrews Young Harris Beardtaly and others as court cases unfold with numerous civil filings and set trials through May 27.

Hughes Selway Virmillion McIntosh Dillon Arbor Day Bedrock Mies Hill W. E. Andrews Butte LeGrand Young H. J. Harris Chas. Bahin Gibbonaville R. P. Quarles Boise H. E. Burnett Salmon Salt Lake L. H. Sheller Omabs A. ‘Robertson Beardaley

Court Takes On Large May Term in Dillon

The May term of district court at Dillon opens with an unusually heavy docket. The civil docket is large and criminal cases are many, led by the trial of George Pollock for murder of Richard Martin. Several cases, including Dolman Mercantile Co versus Doyle and Sweeney and other debt and water-right matters, are set for trial in late May with multiple dates scheduled.

Louis Gerland Gerland Nels Nelson Big Hole Basin Oscar Atkins Robert Tripletts Triplets Charles Loveland Mow Lung Bon Accord Placers, Ltd Bucyrus Company the Coast Company Arlia Froman Chas Truax O. K. Paul John Roberts Catterina Roberts J. E. Morse Joseph Ellis T. A. Underwood K. S. Battinger C. H. Padley D. B. Moore Peter Leybold Harry Canute Pauline Pabnish James Abrams Louis Krueger Dillon Cash Grocery Co E. B. Sprinkle H. A. Bond Poindexter& Orr Live Stock Co Oregon Short Line Company Poindexter & Orr Live Stock Co George F. Whittaker Joseph A. Wall Ole Dahle William Tash Terrence Flynn R. A. Reynolds Emerson Hill Polish Dillon Bannack George Pollock Richard Martin Fred Sinclaire George ‘Askin Dolman Mercantile Co James Doyle P. M. Sweeney David Evans Henry Gleed Swan Melin Frank H. Shaffer John W. Morton R. H. Haines P. E. Poindexter Peter Morrison Charles H. Padley First National Bank B. F. White Peter S. Morrison

Mysterious Death Near Lakeview Reported

News from Lakeview Montana details Mrs. R Duff wife of a valley rancher found dead in mud at the edge of Bedrock Lake. She had left May 3 intending to spend the night and was later found by her husband near the lake. Cause of death not known, with speculation of illness or misfortune during a return trip.

Mary Kingree Salt Lake City Redrock Pierce Ranch Horee Prairie Nannie Mai Scott Coleman Tennessde Miss Church Salmon Hill Scott Moree Carter Dillon Progressive Flinch Bray Lima Bedrock McNickell Bryan Crane Helen Stockdell Parks New York Lemhi Agency The Trisuune Lakeview Mont R. Duff

Schuler Denies Range Feud In Lemhi County Shooting

Fred Schuler told the Tribune there was no cattlemen or range dispute over his sheep interests. He says the earlier Examiner report misrepresented the cause of the shooting that wounded Fred Wingter on Schuler’s ranch. The incident stemmed from a dispute between Andrews, an 18-year-old South Carolina boy, and Wingter, with Andrews fled and is believed headed to Wyoming.

Fred Schuler Tribune Fred Wingter Mr. Schuler Ms. Andrews South Carolina Winger Andrews Wyoming

Agent Allen Vanishes After Money Shortfall in Dillon

Rumor spreads that Harry Allen, O and I agent in Dillon, left town on the midnight train to Butte after settling debts and giving his wife funds to cover four months’ rent. Investigators Sam S. Caroutters and J. L. Craig are reviewing accounts to gauge any shortage, while Allen’s whereabouts remain unknown though linked to a Butte departure.

Dillon Harry Allen Butte Sam S. Caroutters Market Lake Idaho J. L. Craig Salt Lake Allen Craig Mia Brigham Utah

Arbor Day Festivities Dine and Wander in Dillon

Arbor Day in Dillon turned into a day of picnics and pleasure with few planting trees but many enjoying parks, Argenta cave, Sheep Canyon and river road. Attorney Willis labored pruning trees on Bannack Street while crowds gathered at Selway Park for free dances swings and shade.

Dillon Willis Bannack Street Selway Park Argenta Argenta Cave Sheep Canyon

Wilcomb Cleared In Sheep Killing Case At Twin Bridges

Wilecomb not Quilty attorney W 8 Barbour returned from Twin Bridges where he aided County Attorney Duncan in the trial of Alfred Wilcomb charged with shooting Lauterbach sheep. A jury under Justice Wirden found him not guilty after an alibi defense. The case was largely circumstantial. the shooting stems from cattlemen and sheepmen disputes in the area.

Barbour Twin Bridges Duncan Alfred Wilcomb Justice of the Peace Wirden Wilcomb Lauterbach

Gold Quartz Specimen Shines at State Bank Exhibit

A Dillon display features a remarkable gold quartz specimen from the Ajax mine. Brought by George De Charma on the first of the month, the 2x1 1/4x1 inch cluster weighs six ounces and is valued at about 120 dollars, with experts estimating a collector’s value around 200 dollars or more.

Dillon The State Bank Ajax George de Charma Thorne

Bicycle Repair Shop Opens in Poindexter & Orr Stables

John Orr opens a bicycle repair shop in the Poindexter and Orr stables behind his home. He is well qualified and equipped with a full set of tools and bicycle materials to handle any repair work. The Tripunz offers best wishes for his new venture.

John Orr Poindexter & Orr Orr Tripunz

No. 27 School District Dance To Support New School

The No. 27 school district plans a Saturday dance at the new school house near the Tom Roe ranch to raise funds for the new school opened Monday with Julia Converse of Columbus Ohio as teacher. Tickets including supper cost $1.00.

Tom Roe Julia Converse Columbus Ohio

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Lakeview News Granger Rochester News Man Dance Woodman Lodge Brower Brothers Twin Briges Melroe Charles Miner Watseca Grundy Walkerville L. Bumby J. A. Robbing Leslie Thompson Mr. Stevens QO. B. Ward Willis News Twin Bridges News Pageville News Redrock News Peter Sorenson Walter J. Crowell Frank Klein James R. Shearer Kate Fitzharris S. M. McKnight Oregon Short Line Emma Pyeatt George Edinger John C. Peterson J. F President Roosevelt Nebraska Roosevelt Nero Bedrock Lake Lemhi Valley Agent Allen Sheben Ferris Gist William Deacon Richard Deacon Deacon Sandwich
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