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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1907

Page

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Jury acquits Chief Stone and convicts Lovell in assault case

In Dillon a jury trial of Chief Stone and Officer Lovell on assault charges ended with Stone cleared of all charges while Lovell was found guilty. Prosecutor Roscoe C. Johnson testified to Lovell’s alleged graft and attack at City Hall. witnesses supported Stone’s account. Lovell received a five dollar fine.

Stone Wm. Lovell Justice Court Dillon Roscoe C. Johnson Justice of the Peace -Rich J.B. Poindexter W. 8 Barbour Melton J. G. Erwin Wm. Leinkersdorfer Robert McDowell C. C. Barnett Joshua “Bennett Harry Rash Johnson Lovell Centennial Cafe Chief Stone Conger Poe Aft Hore

Train Cattle Held in St Paul Over Dip and Permits

Montana cattle from the Fort Balser reservation were detained in St Paul by federal authorities though holding permits. Cattle found scabied were dipped at owner expense, with undipped stock fetching 25 cents less per hundredweight, urging reverification of dip and permit practices for sale value. Mrs F H Kohl of Butte and Mrs A C Nash of CarneyNebraska attended the Bammer funeral in Dillon and planned visits, while Mr Kohl planned a move to his Butte home from Dillonehavit.

Montana Fort Balser Reservation St. Paul Astrege St. Paul Helena F. H. Kohl Butte Amily She Oper

Miners in Beaverhead Coast to a Uncertain Slowdown

Several mines in Beaverhead county report suspensions or closures over the past week as Wall Street stock market turmoil reduces copper production. The New Departure mine halted ore processing for months, the Kent mine paused indefinitely, and Blue Eyed Annie miners were laid off. The Biktorn Copper Mining company plans a 25 ton concentrator next year, while Elkhorn district activity winds down amid souring capital.

Beaverhead County Wall Street East Helena Butte & Dillon Development Company Kent Blue Wing Salt Lake Dillon Frank Williams Blue Eyed Annie Biktiorn Copper Mining Dillon Mien Blue Eyed Annié Frank B. Felt Elkhorn

Doctor Poindexter Returns from Caldwell Idaho Visit

Dr R M Poindexter returned to Dillon Tuesday afternoon after visiting Ralph Sébree in Caldwell Idaho.

R. M. Poindexter Dillon Ralph Sébree Caldwell Idaho

New Homestead Rules Require 14 Months Actual Residence

A new interior department rule requires homestead entrants seeking commutation proof to reside on the land for 14 months before proof will be accepted. Those with entries after November 1, 1907 must show actual residence and cultivation for the full period, while earlier entries may be credited with constructive residence if combined with actual residence. In no case can proof be accepted without meeting the residence and cultivation requirements.

Secretary of the Interior Oraf Llaws

Funeral of Robert W. Bammer Held at Methodist Church

The funeral for the late Robert W. Bammer was held last Saturday afternoon at the Methodist church. Rev. W. A. Winters, pastor of the church, conducted the service.

Robert W. Bammer Methodist Church W. A. Winters

Term of Court Draws Tri-County Petit Jurors

A list of prospective jurors drawn for the November term of court opens Wednesday morning. Names include Harrison Bender Wisdom Shelly Bristow Slack Dillon Thompson Dodson Vance Dewitt Redrock Walton We Hees Andrus Patterida Romain Christiansen Flemming Jacobs Shively Garr Jahnke Nelson Armitage Zeims Shusser Anderson Nay Spry Lenkersdorfer and others from Dillon Bristow Wisdom and nearby towns.

Harrison Bender Wisdom Clitoya Shelly Bristow BE. W. Slack Dillon Joseph Thompson Silas €.Dishno Fox James Phillips George’ Dodson Dewey George ‘R. Vance Glendale Dewitt Redrock John T. Armitage al Zeims Polaris John Shusser Grant Thomas Anderson Arg. Williams Dillion James W. Thompson Byron ‘Nay Hans Anderson P. M Sweeney Dell Jorgan Jorgenson C. E. Crawford John H Thompson Bowen Jerome W. Baxter Louis Tritt Dillons Cities Gooch Grant Spry William Lenkersdorfer

District Court Opens in Dillon With Eight Criminal Cases

The November term of the district court convenes in Dillon on Wednesday November 6. A trial jury is set, with eight criminal cases listed including second degree assault over Ellinghouse in the Big Hole basin, burglary, grand larceny, forgery, perjury, and more. Civil docket includes numerous debt and water right suits with several parties named and cases pending in the Big Hole and Bannack regions.

District Court Dillon Clifford B Welton W. Shelley Richard Elling Big Hole Basin Ellinghouse Clarence E. Moore Clyde Allison Bannack Frank Egan Garfield Pomeroy James Carr L. A. Burrows Burrows Crystal Saloon William Hanson Charles Nelson Charles Hanson Nelson Walter H. Watkins Harry O'Neal J. Robert Morton Eal Watkins O’neal L-Stone

Chicago Glee Club to Appear at Normal Hall

The Normal college opens its entertainment season next Wednesday with the Chicago Glee Club, said to be the finest on the road, accompanied by a skilled entertainer and reader. The Tribune will publish a full course account next week. the season promises the best and most expensive program yet.

College Hall Normal College Chicago Glee Club Tribune

Burtch Discharged in False Pretenses Case

Justice of the Peace Hirschman discharged Floyd Burtch after the state bank witness failed to appear for a preliminary trial on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Burtch, who eloped with Mrs. Homer Rummins last summer, had been pursued from Rossland to Canada and back by Sheriff M. D. Gist. He reportedly left town Wednesday night after his dismissal.

Justice of the Peace Hirschman Floyd Burtch A. L. Stone State Bank of Dillon Burtch Homer Rummins Pageville Rossland British, Columbia Canada M. D- Gist

Beaverage County School Report Shows Enrollment Rise

Beaverhead County school superintendent Miss Alice Herr released a 1906-1907 report covering 32 districts. Total pupils aged six to twenty one reached 1 414 with 705 male and 709 female students. The county employed 44 teachers, 13 graduates of Montana State Normal College, and held school property valued at 65 230 dollars.

Alice Herr Beaverhead County Montana State Normal College Dillon

Southern Montana Telephone elects officers in Dillon meeting

Stockholders of the Southern Montana Telephone Co elected Leonard Eliel as president A L Stone as vice president P A Hazelbaker as secretary treasurer and general manager The board includes B F White A L Stone F A Hazelbaker Leonard Ebiel Wm Knapp Edwin Norris W A Jones all of Dillon C H Strowbridge Wisdom and E Andrus Fox The company reported a successful year with many miles of new lines and planned exchanges including Grasshopper conversion to metallic circuit boosting basin service

Southern Montana Telephone Company F. A. Hazelbaker Court House Leonard Eliel A. L. Stone P. A. Hazelbaker B. F. White Leonard Ebiel Big Hole Rocky Mountain

Ghostly Halloween Observed by Dillon Ladies

The Needle Club and other Dillon ladies hosted a ghostly Halloween at George Conway’s home on South Washington Street. Ghosts delivered pumpkin invitations and granted whispered wishes, from new stockings to a hired girl and a coach and four, with white-clad hostesses and festive Jack o lantern decor.

Needle Club George ‘B{conway Washington Street Social Eight Clubs Dillon Conway

Guild Elects New President At St Rose Meeting

At the regular St. Rose Guild meeting yesterday afternoon Mrs FP P Birrer was elected president for the upcoming year succeeding Mrs Will Staudacher. A large attendance noted all members present with arrangements discussed.

St. Rose Guild FP. P. Birrer Will Staudacher

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lovele Entig B.O. Fournier Walter P. Fox Ajax Live Stock Company Wm. Montgomery Thomas Flynn John F. Bishop C. M. Stolle Als Waw George Noble P. F. Rudy George A. Kinney Matt Thomas B. G. Swafford George H. Howard A. D. Young John Butela Joseph Butela Maggie Butela Isaac F. Martin Mary E. Stanchfield Ferdinand Grattan A.C. Reid Beaverhead Realty, Co State Bank of Dillon Tash & Lenkersdorfer Schuler & Bostwick Virgil Jenning A. C. Reid Minnie Ellis Thomas J. Mulaney W. H. Comstock Wm. Bernstein McFarlin Mercantile Company C. H. Strowbridge W. T. Anderson Wood Live Stock Company James Kirkpatrick Mrs. Rummins Miss Herr Basin People
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