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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1904
Page
9
The nation largely elected Republicans as governors last Tuesday with few exceptions. The list shows winners by state including Adams in Colorado and Broward in Florida for Democrats, while many others vote Republican for governor and related offices.
A list of party affiliations and candidates appears across several states. Democratic James B. Frazier and Albert E. Mead are shown in different regions with Republican peers including J. C. Cutler Bryant B. Brooks and William M. O. Dawson.
Report reaches the office of a dredge boat to be placed in the Pioneer placer diggings of the Big Hole basin near the Idaho line about ten miles from Gibbonsville Idaho. A mining group led by Jackson and Pratt of Butte has bought ground and bonded additional claims amid extensive surveys. Construction is said to begin early in spring with a vessel larger than any in Bannack.
This week two marriage licenses were issued by the clerk of the courts. Frank G. Bassett received a license to marry Miss Maggie Warner, and Ole Dablo was granted permission to wed Miss Lou Warner. The second couple married about 9 oclock Tuesday evening, the first at 1 oclock Wednesday morning. Justice Rich presided over both ceremonies. The brides are sisters of Thomas Warner, a city resident who attended the wedding with Frank G. Bassett, a hides and furs buyer. Ole Dablo is a prosperous resident near Dell.
A 1902 letter from Margaret Greenmyer of Cincinnati praises Wine of Cardus as a reliable remedy for female troubles. She reports eight years of back and head pain, weakness, and eventual improvement after four months of use, noting regular cycles and lasting health benefits.
City council in adjourned session reviewed licenses for Mark Madison and Grannis & Co. Madison’s license was restored to expire in January after pledges to obey the law. Grannis & Co. keeping a revoked license, despite Grannis seeking a new permit.
Rochester report notes E. M. Hand out on streets and Mrs. Hand back to Butte. John McMinn visited friends in Butte. A school benefit dance funded a longer term. Election day quiet at the new schoolhouse. Miss Bogue and Miss Pear Cornforth visit family and attend school. E. J. Falkner, Emil St Michael health concerns. Mrs. Nick Rogers arrives from Michigan. Mr. Rogers works for Watseka Co. Stirkbax family move. town unsettled by Hexine incident.
El Paso Texas November 7 The twelfth national irrigation congress announces a program for November 15 to 18 with general sessions on days one and four and five specialized sections on forestry engineering and mechanics production by irrigation climatology and rural settlement Each section will meet separately and eighty seven experts will present addresses and papers A large attendance including many women is expected.
The Hague November 7 Nabouika Mitsuhashi the Japanese minister to the Netherlands told the Associated Press he did not organize any attack on the Russian Balie squadron. He said a message from St Petersburg claiming he had proof would be forged and that Russia must show the high authority.
The artist Prezzy, stabbed through the heart with a bayonet during Nov. 3 rioting, was buried in Innsbruck cemetery amid a large crowd and a ceremonial funeral. Disorder resumed as a mob paraded the streets, firing fireworks at gendarmes, who were reinforced and dispersed the rioters.
Rome reports that in about three-fifths of constituencies the general election results for chamber of deputies confirm diminished strength of extreme parties. The largest gain is Conservative, with many new followers likely to distance from Premier Giolitti the Liberal.
Vladivostok is now strongly protected after months of preparation as Captain Halvorsen of the Norwegian steamer Tungsu reports. The ship has arrived with 700 Chinese refugees fleeing high prices for food and necessities caused by the war. The refugees were unable to live in Vladivostok any longer. The Olympia with cruisers Cleveland Des Moines and Eliza beth in tow arrived at Gibraltar after a collision that left Elizabeth damaged but Olympia unharmed.
Greenville Michigan November 7 Henry Loding right guard for Greenville High School football eleven died from a fatal head injury after a kick in the head during a game with Harvard High School. He did not regain consciousness after being carried from the field. General Jesse Finley Dies at Ninety Two in Lake City Florida
A heavy snowstorm blanketed the Catskill mountains and foothills in Kingston New York on November 7 marking the season’s first widespread snowfall with the region fully snow covered.
The Russian volunteer steamer Yaroslav, from Odessa, carrying coal and water for the Baltic squadron, has passed through the Bosphorus en route to reinforce the fleet at sea.
In Mroteetse Wyoming on November 7 William Hatfield shot his wife through the heart at the Marlow saloon and then killed himself. Police state it was a domestic tragedy with no other persons harmed.
An old advertisement claims dull headaches body pains feverish symptoms pimples indicate impure blood and touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a universal remedy. It guarantees satisfaction and is sold at Riley's Drug Store with a positive guarantee.
Notice from the United States Land Office announces Andrus of Bedrock Montana intends to prove desert-land claim No 6199 with irrigation and reclamation. Witnesses include Frank Andrus Teaac Rife Theophilus B Craver all of Bedrock and Samuel Bell of Bannack before U S Commissioner L J Price in Dillon Montana on the first day of November 1904.
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