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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1910

Page

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Year’s Work of the High School Ends with Diplomas

The Beaverhead county high school wraps its 1910 year with diplomas and medals. Hon. N. R. Leonard gave the commencement address on Halley’s Comet. Winners include Elizabeth Curry and Beulah Provest. diplomas awarded by G. T. Paul. Domestic science graduates also honored with presentations and papers.

Beaverhead County High School L. R., Foote St. James Guild Hall Yale Eseee Gladys Wint Gladys Winters Hortense Paul Catherine Paxton Judson Best Miss McDowell Irene Yeaman Carl Hartwig Judson Peordese Elizabeth Curry Hartwig Guy Gray Indlay Watson Winnifred Jones Normal College A. F. Colver The Baptist Church Juanita Thomas L. R. Foote Iva Miller Margaret Poindexter N. R.leonard Butte L R. Foote Beulah Provest G. T. Paul Selah Graves Anna Baker Lora Guyaz Will Ross Cora Bryan Alice Lawrence Ruth Conway Olive Sapp F. E. Dodds Jean Bishop G .T. Paul

O'Donnell Fined Twenty Five For Cruelty To Horse

Dennis O Donnell a resident of Bloody Dick was fined 25 dollars after failing to appear for a jury trial on a cruelty to animals charge. Witnesses testified the horse was worked when unable to walk and mercifully beaten by two boys at O Donnell s command. The case followed arraignment and his earlier admission of the charge. The article also describes mining and dam projects in Bedrock and Centennial valleys including Lima dam and Bedrock Reservoir irrigation plans.

Dennis O'Donnell Bloody Dick Justice Hirschman H. G. Rodgers O'Donnell Rodgers Messrs Hamilton Hiatt, Crodsy Howell O’donnell McNamee Woods

Burglaries Reported at Armstead and Dell

Sheriff’s office reports Robinson & Lee store at Armstead broken into and robbed last Friday night. The Dell freight house was broken into the preceding night. Five men Frank Moran Alvin Nick Roy Kimball John Johnson and John Fasta were arrested and arraigned for burglary with a preliminary hearing set. Under Sheriff Gruwell led the investigation and Barnett McGarvey filed the complaint. A. O. Foote returned to Dillon from Bathe with a brief stay.

Robinson & Lee Armstead Dell Gruwell Justice of the Peace Hiscrhman Frank Moran Alvin Nick Roy Kimball John Johnson John Fasta Lima Butte Barnett McGarvey Oregon Short Line

Southern Montana's Big Lima Reservoir Dam Description

The article details the Lima dam built eight miles from Lima by Bedrock Reservoir and Irrigation Co. It notes 40 plus feet fill thickness, 120 feet front, 80 feet back, with 38 foot intake walls for the spillway. A recent survey outlines a new 40 mile ditch to irrigate arid lands below Lima, with 11,000 to 12,000 acres of land and 7,000 acres of school lands to be served.

Lima Centennial Valley Newell C. Knight Bedrock Reservoir and Irrigation Company Beaverhead County Carey Land Board

Gilmore and Pittsburg Rail Plan Moves Forward

Reports say the Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad project may extend from Armstead to Whitehall and Butte, with survey crews of about twenty five at Clark's canyon near Dillon. Construction could begin soon though officials have not set a start date and many details remain hearsay.

Gilmore & Pittsburg Dillon Secretary of the State Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Armstead Whitehall Butte Clark’s Canyon Beaverhead River Oug Se ‘Tt Com

Salmon Welcomes Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Arrival

The Salmon Idaho celebration for Gilmore & Pittsburg railroad's advent drew crowds from Dillon and beyond. An Armstead to Salmon social train carried about 200 passengers, guided by Engineer Haines, with medical staff aboard and a courteous reception at Salmon station. The May 17 arrival sparked banners, lights, and a festive parade as Lemhi county marks its holiday.

Salmon Idaho Gilmore & Pittsburg Dillon Armstead Haines Curran Maloy Bucklin and Burnham Ryburn of Bannack Donovan Alkire Butte Butte Miner Salmon City Boise Lemhi County Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Oregon Lemhi River Gilmore Seattle Lewis

Miner Sues Rancher Over Alleged Alienation of Wife Affections

In Dillon, a Butte miner Nick Tinchinsky sought 10000 damages from J B Callen alleging Callen enticed his wife to leave home with him. The jury, after brief deliberation, found for the defendant in a sensational district court case with testimonies about marriage motives and alleged misconduct.

J. B. Poindexter Dillon Nick Tinchinsky Butte J. B. Callen Big Hole Basin

Three Boys Stole Revolver From Beaverhead Ranch Man

James Lacy of Beaverhead Ranch brought three boys to Dillon. He claimed the boys stole his 38 caliber revolver after he left it under the seat of a rig. Jackson and Donahue were jailed in the city and one boy in the county jail. After questioning, the county detainee confessed and led deputies to the weapon hidden near coal chutes. They face petit larceny charges with a preliminary trial set today before Justice Hirachmian.

James Lacy Beaverhead Ranch Company Dillon Jackson Donahue Beaverhead Ranch Lacy Erwin Hirachmian

Also Mentioned on This Page

N. R. Leonard Faye Weir George B. Conway Miss Curry A. O. Foote Montana Big Reservoir Pittsburg Clark's Canyon Dillonites H. T. Poindexter Hugh L. McCaleb Z. B. Yeaman E. M. Yeaman M. E. Barry Henry Burfield J. W. Scott Col Alf. Decker Gilmore &. Pittsburg Callen Tinchinsky Big Hole Basin Rancher Mrs. Tinchinsky Edmund Callaway
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