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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1906

Page

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Railroad dream lures Montana investors and Gilmore mine

A letter from W A McCutcheon of Pittsburg to Senator B F White outlines a proposed Armstead Gilmore railroad funded by Gilmore Mining Co Idaho and eastern capital. He notes local enthusiasm, plans for a preliminary survey, and potential stock listing as the Gilmore mine shows strong copper and silver values. Potential incorporators are urged to join and push development.

W. A. McCutcheon Armstead-Gilmore Railroad Gov. White B. F. White Pittsburg Pennsylvania Armstead-Gilmore Lemhi County Idaho Beaverhead County Montana Tribune McCutcheon White Dillon Salmon City Gilmore W. A. McCurcheon

Coroner’s Inquest Into Death Of Alex Beshon

Dr. M A Walker presided over a coroner’s inquest into the death of Alex Beshon who died after being caught between two railroad cars during yard switching. Witness Joe Cardenni described the accident near the city hall crossing and no warnings were given. The jury ruled the death occurred during switching with unresolved questions of fault. Beshon’s burial was at Mountain View cemetery. his French relatives were reportedly unknown.

M. A. Walker Alex Beshon Joe Cardenni Beshon Bob Bammer Mountain View Bammer France Paris Mr. Bammer

Tillman Addresses Race Question in Dillon

Senator Ben Tillman spoke at the Dillon Theatre as part of the Normal college lecture series. He urged plain talk on the race question, reviewed postwar policies toward blacks and Indians, defended emancipation yet opposed black suffrage, and urged viewers to consider Southern conditions before judging. He spoke over three hours, promising more if not interrupted.

Ben Tillman South Carolina Dillon Dillon Theatre Mr. Tillman Normal College Tillman H. H. Swain Washington South

Ralph Clark Misidentified in Puget Sound Disaster

Dillon residents had feared Ralph Clark, eldest son of Mr and Mrs W G Clark, was among the 42 victims of the Puget Sound steamboat collision. An inquiry to the Tribune confirms the drowned man is another Ralph Clark, sparing the Clark family from loss.

Dillon Ralph Clark W. G. Clark Puget Sound

Sheep Shipment Delayed Load From Dillon and Lima

J H George a San Francisco sheepbuyer loaded fourteen cars of sheep yesterday at Dillon and Lima stock yards. Two thousand five hundred were loaded at Dillon and one thousand at Lima for Lovelock Nevada. He says delays since October have caused significant losses and he could ship seven thousand more if cars were available.

J. H. George San Francisco Dillon Lima Lovelock Nevada Mr. George

MISS CARTER WEDS PERRY M BACKUS OF SHERIDAN WYOMING

Miss Florence Carter, Dillon’s admired young lady, wed Perry M. Backus of Sheridan, Wyoming, at her parents home on Thomson Avenue. Rev. A B Martin officiated with Anna Carter as bridesmaid and Eugene L Poindexter as best man. The couple plans to live in Sheridan after January 1.

Florence Carter Dillon Perry M. Backus Sheridan Wyoming W. B. Carter Thomson’s Avenue Carter A. B. Martin The Presbyterian Church Edith Melton Margaret Poindexter Wyo Backus Butte

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