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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1916

Page

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Fine Address by J B Poindexter on Women Citizenship Status

Judge J B Poindexter delivered a May address to the Good Government Club at Normal College examining the status of women in Montana. He discusses political and civil rights, suffrage evolution, and citizenship criteria under U S and Montana law, noting age rules and naturalization details for aliens and their children.

J. B. Poindexter Good Government Club Normal College Austin Montana Keyser United States U. S Congress

Maps Spark Interest in Beaverhead County Location Prospects

A Dillon Commercial club map edition of Beaverhead county sparks inquiry from Meadow Creek Washington where 25 to 30 residents express desire to relocate here. 3 000 maps were printed with county data and vacant government land noted on the reverse, prompting speculation on potential response to the full edition.

Dillon Commercial Club Beaverhead County George Meadow Springs Wash

Woman Admits Ax Murder of Husband at Bannack Cabin

Sheriff and County Attorney rushed to Bannack after a killing reported at Moore cabin. The husband, Moore, lay slain in bed with two deep head wounds and brain matter on the headboard wall and floor. An ordinary axe lay nearby with brain matter on the blade. The murderer allegedly warned she faced threats from him. continued on page seven.

Sheriff's Office Bannack Erwin Stephenson Moore

Montana State Normal plans May 31 commencement with Elliott as chancellor

The State Normal College will hold commencement on May 31 to inaugurate Dr. Edward C. Elliott as chancellor of the University of Montana. Governor S. V. Stewart and other state leaders will attend with presidents from the three University of Montana campuses. The event begins at 9:30 a.m. in the college auditorium with a procession, invocations, solos, and two addresses including one by Elliott.

State Normal College Edward C. Elliott University of Montana Dillon Montana State Board of Education S. V. Steward J. B. Poindexter H. A. Davee State Superintendent of Public Instruction Walter Hartman Bozeman S. D. Sargent Great Falls Ward Nye Billings John Dietrich Helena A. L. Stone C. H. Bowman School of Mines J. M. Hamilton The Agricultural College F. C. Scheuch State University Stewart Elliott Bowman H. W. Tilden D. D Woodforde- Finden Caroline Stoller J. E. Monroe V. Stewart E. C. Elliott

County spelling contest promises wide participation and prizes

The Beaverhead county spelling contest at Public school auditorium Friday June 2 offers $25 in prizes from Pearl I Smith for the four top spellers and souvenir prizes from the Montana State Fair board for all entrants. Traditionally limited entries are removed this year, allowing any student from any rural or town school to compete in four grade classes with words from Powers' Spelling book.

Pearl I. Smith Beaverhead County Montana State Fair and Exposition Board Powers

Stealing Ride Ends in Tragic Train Death

John McGill, about 30, was killed when his limbs were severed while attempting to ride an Oregon Short Line freight train by swinging between two box cars at Lima. His body was found later at Armstead. investigators traced a blood trail from Lima to the scene. The casualty, described as 5 feet 8 inches with brown hair and tattooed arms, was taken to Brundage undertaking parlors.

John McGiLl McGill Lima Armstead Sheriff's Office Brundage Undertaking

Kunzmans lease Idaho street buildings to Grays

Mr and Mrs George Kunzman have leased their Idaho street properties to Mr and Mrs Ed Gray who will take over the place the first of the month. The Kunzmans plan to move to Seattle soon after the first and likely visit the Sound City before possibly spending the summer in southern California.

George Kunzman Idaho Street Ed Gray Kunzman Seattle Sound City California

Beaverhead Alberta Oil to Begin Work Near City

Be a verhead Alberta Oil and Gas Co. leaders arrive to oversee field operations nine miles southeast of town. A car of casing arrives and supplies are bought for a camp as preliminary borings start to locate the best site. A 10 inch hole may be drilled first with shifts planned to push rapid development.

J. W.jaquette Beaverhead-Alberta Oil and Gas Co G. W. Roberts Jaquette Beaverhead Oil District J. E. Shipman Beaverhead

Herbert Anderson Injured in Oats Wagon Accident

Herbert Anderson of this city was injured when a sack slipped while he rode on a load of oats and fell from a moving wagon. He suffered multiple rib fractures and possible internal injuries after the wagon and horses ran on. He is connected with Mr. Rhodes at the Centennial saloon in the city.

Herbert Anderson Mr. Anderson Anderson Mr. Rhodes

Urged to Attend Military Camp near Salt Lake City

Fort Douglas will host a civilian preparedness training camp from August 21 to September 15. Captain Freeman Bassett and S A Maginnis urged Dillon citizens to form an organizing committee to boost local attendance and support, likening it to the successful Plattsburg model. The meeting elected Dr. Finch as chair with Mayor Gilbert and W. T. George to lead planning for a broad community campaign.

Fort Douglas Salt Lake City Freeman Bassett A. Maginnis Salt Lake Training School Dillon Plattsburg, N. Y Lake Champlain New York Grant E. Kinch Capt Bassett Dr. Finch J. H. Gilbert W. T. George Dillon Commercial Club

Beaverhead County High School holds Friday diploma rites

Eight boys and seven girls will receive diplomas in the high school assembly room Friday at 8 30 p m. Graduates include Frank Donohue J Bruce Christman Charles Carroll and others. The class motto is The Elevator to Success is Not Run ning Take the Stairs and the flower is a white rose. The annual prom occurs tonight in the high school gym. The baccalaureate sermon is set for Sunday at the Presbyterian church by Rev E V Ostrander.

Beaverhead County High School Frank M. Donohue J. Bruce Christman Charles Carroll Fred Finch Alfred McFarlin Fred R. Chapman Alfa Farmer Elma Whitbeck Mae Smith Fern Andrus Helen Baker Marjorie Stevenson Lorena Stone Gladys Oliver Presbyterian Church E. V. Ostrander

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J.B. Poindexter Meadow Creek Catherine Moore Alemorial Feinoln Pan Tomine of the Claymatics State Fair Board Bleeds TO City Alberta Oil Salt Lakers
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