Priest Charles McGlynn to Lead Dillon Parish St Rose
Father Charles McGlynn, formerly assistant pastor at St Patrick s in Butte, is promoted to head St Rose parish in Dillon. He succeeds Father Pudenz who leaves due to ill health. McGlynn arrived in Dillon Sunday and is known for improving church aesthetics and community work with St Patrick s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Dillon
Charles McGlynn
St. Patrick’s
Father Pudenz
Father DeSiere
Father McGlynn
Philadelphia
St Patrick’s Church
St Patrick's
St. Rose
Lima
Idaho
Silver Bow County
Hazel Kennedy
J. M. Kennedy
St. Bona Venture Seminary
Archbishop Quigley
Chicago
Montana
Polaris mine activity signals new county industry growth
Reports from Dillon describe vigorous preparations at the Polaris mine and surrounding works. Machinery, boilers, engines, and a mill are being installed for large scale operations. A new road to the Oregon Short Line, a siding near Bedrock, and a potential Bedrock townsite are under discussion with officials from Polaris and Salmon City. Thomas M. O Conner, a contractor, traveled from Twin Bridges to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Dillon
Itro
Pari, Ao
John Cusick
Montana
Oregon
Bedrock
Tribune
Salmon City
Idaho
the Tribune
Emerson Hill
Not Guilty Of Robbing Store In Jackson Case
Emery Robison of Jackson Big Hole basin was tried for breaking into and robbing B O Fournier’s general merchandise store last summer. The jury returned a not guilty verdict after a short deliberation. Judge Callaway advised the youth on a narrow escape from penitentiary life. Witness Harry Lapham testified Robison had money before the crime, leading to his arrest for selling liquor to a minor. Lapham pleaded guilty and was fined $75 by Justice A A Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Robison
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
B. O. Fournier
Harry Lapham
Robison
Lapham
Melton
Justice of the Peace
A. A. Elliott
Justice Elliott
Olmsted Purchases Logan Interest to Run Dillon Grocery Alone
In Dillon this week the firm Olmsted and Logan dissolved their partnership. T D Olmsted bought Logan's share and will run the business as T D Olmsted, Grocer. Olmsted and Logan have built a strong local trade. Logan retires due to ill health and seeks outdoor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Olmsted
Logan
Mothers' Club to Discuss Child Hygiene and Diet
The Mothers' Club executive committee schedules a November session on childhood hygiene. Program includes talks on safe food, how to obtain it, and the role of exercise and fresh air for children. Speakers listed include Mrs. Frank Zirtzmann Mrs. Norville Mrs. Campeau Mrs. Geo. B. Conway and Mrs. Kingsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Frank Zirtzmann
Norville
Campeau
Reiel Fess
Kingsbury
Vespersia Luce
Numbering the houses for a county directory
A Tribune notice urges Dillon and surrounding county to assign street numbers as part of a forthcoming directory. It argues numbering would ease locating residences and businesses, calling it a small cost for great convenience as the city grows and streets gain clearer signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Thos H Hamilton of Horse Prairie Dies at Home
Thos H Hamilton known as Ham from Horse Prairie died at his residence at 8 30 p m after illness in Minneapolis and return to his old home. Born in Toronto July 15 1828 he traveled widely before settling in Jeff Davis Gulch with Mary J Lee. He leaves his wife a daughter and a Los Angeles based grandson. Funeral Monday at Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Thos. H. Hamilton
Horse Prairie
Ham
Hamilton
Minneapolis
Toronto
Canada
Australia
California
Marysville
Bannack
Mary J. Lee
Ment
Jeff Davis Gulch
Montana
United States
Los Angeles
Mountain View
Ajax mine shows early tests and plans for tramway
Ajax mine manager A J Noyes and alloy expert T B Landers describe a winter shutdown due to heavy snow and a planned aerial tramway. They report a $1500 bullion/ concentrates cleanup from a six day run, wide vein 3 to 20 feet, four patented claims, and a 10 stamp mill with efforts to keep the mill idle until the tram arrives. They expect $75,000 to $100,000 yearly once operations run full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. J. Noyes
Ajax
Big Hole
Thomas B. Landers
Tripune
Mr. Noyes
T. B. Landers
Thomas White Fisher
United States
Rockies
Prison sentences handed down in district court cases
Two cases were disposed of in district court on Wednesday. Jesse Peterson received one year in the state prison for horse stealing after pleading guilty. He had stolen a horse from Harry Lapham at Jackson last summer and was caught in Salmon City Idaho. He was returned to Dillon and held in the county jail awaiting trial. Judge Callaway postponed sentencing to verify his age. The court found him older than he claimed and sentenced him to one year in prison. William Roman was found guilty of grand larceny for stealing wool from Elza Smith and was sentenced to eighteen months in the penitentiary after a brief jury deliberation. Lena B. Newell received a life teaching certificate from the Helena board of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaway
Jesse Peterson
Peterson
Harry Lapham
Jackson
Salmon City
Idaho
Dillon
Reform School
William Roman
Elza Smith
Roman
Record Shows Tax Receipts Break Records This Year
Clerk John S. Baker reports taxes paid up to yesterday noon with no delinquents. He notes this year shows record amounts and remarkable promptness from taxpayers compared with previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Baker
Baker
Organ Recital at Episcopal Church Impresses Dillon
The organ recital directed by Prof. FE S Luce at the Episcopal church last Saturday drew a crowded house with late arrivals unable to enter. Assistants included Mrs Elisabeth Luce Prof Robbins and the Episcopal chair. The program lasted about an hour and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
FE. S. Luce
Dillon
Prof. Luce
Elisabeth Luce
Robbins
Episcopal
Thomas F Hamilton Reported Missing No More
Friends of Thomas F. Hamilton feared foul play after he vanished in August while due home to Dillon. He reappeared after sending his California pension claim on September 5, indicating he is alive and well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos Hamilton
Thomas F. Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Dillon
California
Dillon Hosts Major Concert By Seebaeck Longman And Gray
Last night at Normal college Dillon audience enjoyed a concert in the assembly room. Renowned pianist W C E Seebaeck and Chicago contralto Marie White Longman, joined by violinist Carlye Gray, received hearty applause and multiple encores reflecting strong appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Normal College
W. C. E. Seebaeck
Marie White Longman
Chicago
Carlye Gray
Seebaeck
Dillon man Dennis Haggerty dies in Anaconda smelter accident
Dennis Haggerty of Dillon died after falling from a roof while repairs at an Anaconda smelter on Wednesday. Teammate Robert Templeton, of Anaconda, also died from injuries. Haggerty, former Dillon police chief, left Dillon years ago to work in mines in Butte and Anaconda. He is survived by six daughters, two sons, his wife, and relatives in Ireland and the United States. Funeral services were held in Anaconda with burial at Mt. Carmel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Haggerty
Dillon
Mr. Haggerty
Anaconda
Robert T. Templeton
Butte
Beaverhead
Templeton
Hapgerty
St. Ann’s Hospital
United States
Mt. Carmel
Normal college entertainment opens with Mrs. Bertha Kunz Baker
The first in a series at the assembly hall last Friday featured Mrs. Bertha Kunz Baker reading to a large audience. She is a Dillon favorite and enjoys high esteem among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Hall
Mms
Bertha Kunz-Baker
Mrs Al Graeter Moves Household Goods to Argenta
Mrs Al Graeter will move her household goods to Argenta and plans to make her home there, leaving here the first of next week.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Father Chas
Glyan
St, Rose Parish
Thomas M. O’conner
Twin Bridges
T. D. Olmsted
J. B. Logan
Olmsted & Logan
Thos H. Hamilton
Auak
State Reform School
Lena B. Newell
The
Board of Education
Helena
AMT
Fish and Game County
Ee Penseeetsewen Pienre Ie
Estes Eee Ee Gees
K’g Co. F.H
Risses Sega T City of
Peereh Rae Rsenes i Eeekab de Srerees Fae
D. Agggrty
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!