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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1901

Page

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Redrock News Briefs From Prairie and Dell

A May 17 Dispatch lists visits by Elijah Ames Pat Desmond and others from the Prairie and local social events at the opera house and Dillon. Priors note travels of Mrs T F Barrett and family, school entertainments, a stage organizer from Boise and a funeral in Dillon. A May 16 notice reports a large Montana cattle herd moving toward Idaho Shotgun country and local efforts to start a butcher wagon and relocate a schoolhouse and water commissioner.

the Tribune Reproox Elijah Ames Pat Desmond Wm. Brenner Wm. Blair Maggie Jaggers Chas Martin Pete Mitchell From the Prairie Opera House T. F. Barrett J. Estes Dillon Maud Hill Truax Lima Bite Lodge Hill The Tribune Deut Montana Idaho Ranges Shotgun Country Beaverhead Valley O. R. Bytcher Patterson J. P Flynn Dell R. Gallagher Ei. M. Martinell Deacon Omaha Clark McNinch Sheep Creek

Farmers Busy With Crops In Pleasant May Weather

Willis May 16 The warm weather keeps farmers busy with crops and fields turn green The Sugar Loaf area notes a simple rural scene with a river view Idaho fruit grower Pfeifer visits daughter in Boise A band of horses travels to Butte New arrivals include two sons and a daughter Measles strike families and visits continue A.F. Jones and Mrs Hart family health events Measles affect Bray and Shambeau families Land papers require attention and local cattle buying occurs Four years ago 43 children in the home now 105 enrolled with many adopted or hired out The home plans expansion to teach trades and provide new shops for the children

Willis J. P. Pfeifer Boise Idaho Julius Hartwig Poindexter & Orr Ranch Butte

New Neighbors and Town Notes From Laxevue May 13

Local items describe new neighbors and distant railway work, with a mutton herd from Padley and Mudd to Joy and Hartwig visitors in Dillon. Mrs Holder falls ill again, Mr McLean moves cattle from Birch Creek, Arbor Day activities include planting and a picnic. A state orphan home in Twin Bridges plans a two story 74 by 50 foot addition costing 17 to 18 thousand dollars with full sewer, education and moral care emphasized.

Padley Butte Twin Bridges

Jolly Tuesday Outing in Axe's Canyon Gives Safe Return

A student and guest party spent last Tuesday in Axe's canyon. The group included Misses Craver Mae Powers Meyersick Templeton Lotta Templeton Btory West Greenwood Hopp Holt Morgan Goetchins and Messrs Joe Young and Chas Baker. Joe Young placed second in amateur target shooting, while Rose Morgan won in both rifle and revolver. A luncheon was served and the ladies agreed warm ice cream was not a success.

Axe’s Canyon Rose Morgan Adies

Bounty Paid for Coyote and Wolf Skins Totals $315

J B Logan of Olmsted and Logan received bounty certificates totaling 315 dollars after bringing in coyote and six pups killed during a country ride near Arbor day. The incident involved a coyote entering a den which Logan shot, then recovered a shovel used to dig into the den.

J. B. Logan Olmsted & Logan Arbor Day

Montana March by Emma Marie Devine Dedicated to Senator Clark

Emma Marie Devine of Great Falls composes a march titled Montana and dedicates it to Senator W A Clark. Sousa's band is performing the piece, and the music is on sale at the Tribune Store.

Montana Emma Marie Devine Great Falls W. A. Clark Sousa Tribune

Death of W. C. Orr and his Beaverhead valley legacy

After a brief heart illness William C Orr died last Saturday afternoon. He came to Montana in 1864 and partnered with P H Poindexter building a large cattle and ranching operation in Beaverhead valley. Born in Ireland in 1829, he homesteaded across the west, railed logs to Lewiston and Canyon City, then settled in Bannack and Beaverhead. He leaves a widow and six sons, and an estate valued around 100000 dollars. A 50 year Mason, his funeral services were held with grand tributes and a Masonic burial.

Wm ©. Orr Montana P. H. Poindexter Beaverhead Valley Aketoh William ©. Orr Down County Strangford Ireland Matthew Hannah Orr America Birmingham Ohio Wheeling Vicksburg Miss Plains Shasta Valley California Virginia Bar Klammath For & Orr Lewiston Idaho Mr. Orr Powder John Day Oregon Canyon City Poindexter Orr Idaho City Bannack Charles John Matt Orr Dillon Bert H. Orr Ernest Orr Circle City Alaska Will O. Orr Butte Masonic Fraternity

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