Our District Court and a Canadian Perspective
The piece contrasts Beaverhead's court costs and jury terms with Canadian justice. It highlights a Canadian observer's praise for swift arrests and trials and notes Judge Lyman H. Bennett handling a large district, with water rights as summer trouble. The tone remains reflective on efficiency and fair trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Fred Oliver
Vernon Hayes
Beaverhead
Bennett
Lyman H. Bennett
C. C. Newman
Federal Silver Purchase Proposed by Senator Dill
Local interest grows as Senator C. C. Dill promotes a bill to have the Reconstruction Finance Corporation buy 250 million dollars in silver. He argues this would raise global prices and boost Beaverhead county silver ore value, doubling silver money purchasing power and triggering higher commodity prices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Dill
Washington
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Beaverhead County
Dill
RFC
Outing by Homer and Jake Uncovers Gold Mine Tale
In 1865 66 Helena area two boys Homer and Jake seek adventure near Diamond City on a Missouri River escapade. They encounter a suspicious prospector and fire at his chimney triggering a standoff that ends with the man surrendering and showing gold ore in a tunnel by candlelight.
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Rickards
Montana
Hoxmer
Homer
Jake
Helena
Missouri River
Fort Logan
Diamond City
Confederate Gulch
John Dunleny
Fort Benton
John
Missouri
Eastern Arms Manufacturing Company
Red Cross Roll Call Plans Highlight Beaverhead Chapter
Joseph C Fuller outlines the Beaverhead county Red Cross roll call with campaigns planned from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving. He notes the nation wide history from Solferino to Florence Nightingale, emphasizes member support funding local work including disaster relief and farm board distributions, and calls on every adult to join during the two week drive.
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America Red Cross
Joseph C. Fuller
Roll Gail
Beaverhead County
The
Red Cross
Solferino
Henry Dunant
Dunant
Florence Nightingale
Geneva
Red Cross Society
Paris
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
People of
United States
Thomas E. Luebben
Acts of Congress
Congress
California
National Red Cross
Joseph C.fuller
Shakespeare Club Meet Sets Play Discussion at Guildhall
The Shakespeare club will gather Saturday afternoon November 4 at 2 30 at the guildhall to discuss Maxwell Andersons play Both Your Houses. Mayor Emerick announces city council to meet Thursday evening at city hall. Ars Laura Ereho has. Spent.
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Shakespeare Club
Guildhall
Maxwell Anderson
B. W. Emerick
Ars
Laura Ereho
Dignifying Vocations and the Bread of Service
Ruskin argues that all workers including bakers deserve respect for their role in serving the community. He likens bakers to soldiers by highlighting the sacrifice involved in providing daily bread. The piece reflects on vocation, duty, and social esteem.
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Ruskin
LOOKING BACKWARD From the Tribune 1883
In the November 10 1883 issue of the Tribune several lodges of Indians camp near town. Geo W Dart added a new fire pump to his front street store well for use in fires. Kirkpatrick Bros installed street lighting and lanterns were urged for Montana street. Hot toddies circulate in Dillon saloons as kettles simmer on stoves daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Geo. W. Dart
Kirkpatrick Bros
Montana Street
Dillon
Mulaney Reports Visit After Chicago Trip
T J Mulaney arrives from Chicago and visits his Wisconsin roots while in the east. A posse of 15 men with Indian trackers found Mrs Schultenberg who wandered from the Scineberger ranch and lost her glasses. Mining stalls as silver prices fall and many miners lose work though taxes remain paid with tight money.
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the Tribune
T. J. Mulaney
Chicago
Wisconsin
Schultenberg
Scineberger Ranch
Montana Assembly Called by Toole For Special Session
From the Tribune dated November 18 1903 Governor Toole orders a special session to tackle issues of general importance including the shutdown of the Butte mines. Police raid disorderly resorts leads to arrests and a mass departure from town. The blizzard halts normal work on campus cement walks and water works. Four Hecla patients die from scarlet fever.
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the Tribune
Montana
Toole
Butte
Normal College
Beaverhead
Hecla
God
Hell
Colorado
Sheridan
Dillon
Charles Hignight
Super Transfer Company
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American Press Association
Our District Court
Fairman
Miss Barton
St. Rose Guild
Pauline Peyton
Rocky Mountain Productions
Mary Ruth Simpson
Marian Williams
Billie Baxter
Helen Taylor
Irene Pipal
Jane Waldorf
Barbara’ Gray
Rose Ahn Lowney
Northwest.Bancorporation
Mary Kajin
Lima
Department of the Interior
Great Falls
John Krueger
Bannack
Montahe
Meridian
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