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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
4
The Teravine Pesriswine Co. states it will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees except when orders signed by the manager authorize them.
Tribune urges subscribers who do not receive papers on time to notify the office. The paper is published regularly and the subscribers should receive it regularly.
The Kalispell Inter Lake notes a rumored agreement involving Heinze copper properties and Amalgamated, suggesting Clark may bow out to allow Heinze’s move to the Senate. Montana Republicans expect to elect a Senate successor next fall, with independents potentially favoring a Republican legislature. Dillon-Virginia City rail prospects are promoted, bones of a prehistoric monster unearthed in Dillon spark local speculation, and the Amalgamated Copper company shuts the Indian Queen mine at Parlin while new economic ideas arise. The Fraternal Order of Mountaineers expands in eight Montana towns, including Dillon, and Congressman Bede jokes about the national bird shift to the stork.
Glendale buyers hold Hecla mines for six months to let stockholders sell. Henry Kaippen berg plans to keep operation as is during the period and pay stockholders any funds above his purchase price from his sale. City cleanup continues under Chief Fred Stone with improved sanitation expected this spring and summer.
Ambiguity surrounds F. Aug Heinze as potential replacement for W A Clark in the U S Senate race. supporters praise a clean campaign while critics doubt the party’s willingness to field a strong contender.
The piece discusses how kissing tales damage reputations and cites Harper’s Weekly criticism of such plots. District Court news follows, detailing Morgan vs Nyhart, Morton vs Best, Deputy Bros. case, and a long list of jurors and defendants in Beaverhead county with outcomes and ongoing trials including Joe Miller’s second degree assault case.
Beaverhead County High School sent three contestants to the Inter Scholastic meet in Missoula. Doc Irwin competes in the 50 and 100 yard dashes and high jump, Guy Hinkswa runs the 50 and 100 yard dashes, John Albers enters hammer throw and shot put. George Melton attends at his own expense. G T Paul serves as one of the judges. A principals meeting in Missoula will discuss a minimum uniform course of study and plan eighth grade examinations.
Tom W. Poindexter, a well known townsman, was moved to Butte by train after a severe stomach rupture during a convulsion. Local physicians expressed little optimism but hope an operation may save his life. Poindexter has long suffered stomach trouble and the latest attack is viewed as the culmination of the illness.
Hon R B Sigafoos northwest manager of the American DeForest Wireless Telegraph company spoke at Dillon theatre about wireless telegraph power transmission wireless telephone lighting and related innovations. The company plans a Dillon station and outlined its construction inviting interest from the audience.
Royal Dingley files a contest affidavit against Homestead entry 138803 by James Marron in Dillon and Helena Montana. Allegations claim abandonment and noncompliance with settlement rules. hearings set for June 6 and June 11, 1906 before U S Commissioner A S Johnson and the Register and Receiver. Publication ordered after due diligence shows personal service impossible.
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