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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1907

Page

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Graders Uncover Remains on Montana Street Work Site

Workmen grading north Montana street uncovered human bones near the Ditlon creamery. Undertaker E H Brundage notified, bones gathered by grave digger I Cashmore and interred at Mountain View Cemetery. The remains included a man, a baby, and a dog, tied to an old burial ground near the railroad terminus once located there.

Montana Street Ditlon E. H. Brundage I. Cashmore Dillon Mountain View Cashmore the Tribune Murphy Mr. Cashmore

Teachers Here Learn to Teach Young Students in Dillon

The eleventh Beaverhead county institute opened in the Dillon public school with Miss Herr presiding. Prof. Monroe of the Normal college spoke on geography and teaching fundamentals, stressing background knowledge, map principles, and the value of place geography for life preparation.

Clark Summerrs Ruskin Louis XVI Prof Harmon Cora Montgomery Bertha Card Stella Bower Mabel Catlin C. Bernice Institute Beaverhead County Dillon Public School Miss Herr Winters Monroe Normal College Europe America Book

Dillon's New Depot Project Urges Large Utah Style

Dillon plans a major depot built quickly by the Oregon Short Line. John G. Willis notes the Nampa depot is no longer standard and cites Brigham Utah and other Idaho depots as models. The Dillon station is described as larger, stone with brick and terra cotta ornaments, aiming for a very complete and beautiful structure.

Nampa Brigham Utah Payette Caldwell and Weiser Idaho Ontario Oregon Brigham Depot Ogden Dillon Joan G. Writs

Miss Catlin Appointed to Dillon School Post

Miss Mabel S. Catlin of Deer Lodge is appointed to the seventh grade room in Dillon public school after Miss Mary McCartney’s illness. The board expects McCartney cannot resume this year and hospital reports from Butte indicate no hope for recovery.

Miss Catlin Mabel S. Catlin Deer Lodge Dillon Dillon Public School Mary McCartney Miss McCartney Butte

Collins Family Leaves Montana Ranch for Eldorado Springs

E. E. Collins and family, two years on C. J. Fenner’s Blacktail creek ranch, traveled to Dillon and then departed Tuesday for Eldorado Springs Missouri. Collins undecided whether to return to Montana, but locals expect he will come back.

E. E. Collins C. J. Fenner Blacktail Creek Dillon Mr. Collins Eldorado Springs Missouri

Rich Silver Ore Strike Reported in Polaris District

In Polaris district, Dacotah Mining Co reports a very rich silver ore strike at Scatter Creek mine. News came to Dillon after Joseph Thompson and others built a Dillon road to shorten travel from Dillon to Polaris by about twenty miles.

Joseph Thompson Cozad's Place Pierce’s Place Polaris Dillon Dacotah Mining Company Mr. Thompson Scatter Creek Dan Burkholder Burkholder

Railroad push gains new ally in Pittsburg interview

W A McCutcheon of Gilmore Idaho, who joined Beaverhead club talks in Dillon, was interviewed by the Pittsburg Times Gazette. He says the proposed Armstead to Lemhi Idaho line will open rich territory, and survey work is nearly finished with location maps ready to file. Construction may start within 60 days.

W. A. McCutcheon Gilmore Idaho Dillon Beaverhead Club Tall Railroad Pittsburg Western Pittsburg-Idaho

Dillon Boys Relive Michigan Rush Hazing Ordeal

Raymond Noyes, a Beaverhead County athlete, recalls a brutal 1500-man freshman sophomore rush at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor dated October 5. He describes being crushed near the flagpole, lifted onto heads, and restrained with pants torn, wrists held, and others rescuing him shouting “Eleven.”

Dillon Ann Arbor Michigan University of Michigan Edith Noyes Raymond Raymond Noyes Beaverhead County

Mass Student Pranks End in Chaos and Injuries

A chaotic mob scene involving sophomores led to trees being climbed and an accidental mud bath. Several participants suffered injuries, a death was rumored, and Carl Stahl avoided the mud as the writer notes a return to school life and credits toward June 1910.

Dillon Carl Stahl

Cats Captured After Deer Hunters Find Wild Cat Tracks

Frank A Hazelbaker district court clerk Anthony Martinell and E Peterson were deer hunting west of Crabtree when they found tracks they thought belonged to a wild cat. They followed the prints to a mother cat with two kittens. The mother fled while the kits climbed trees and were shaken down. Hazelbaker displayed the cats at his office attracting attention. They are unsure whether the animal is a wild cat lynx or both.

Frank A. Hazelbaker District Court Anthony Martinell E. Peterson Crabtree

County Officials Inspect Roads Near Big Hole Basin

County commissioners tour the Big Hole basin to inspect county roads and plan to return via the newly completed Elkhorn road. They will assess conditions and discuss maintenance needs for the area.

Big Hole Basin Elkhorn Road

County Commissioners Hold Special Session Actions and Bids

The County Board met for a two day special session to award bids for a women's ward at the county farm. A. McDonald won the $1120 bid for construction. The jail ceiling project went to Dillon Plumbing for $988. A $500 appropriation was set for adding to the county jail at Lima. Dick Truman was appointed road supervisor for district No. 10. Road viewers approved Flemming’s road petition with conditions to close the old road after approval and fencing changes.

Board of County Commissioners A. McDonald Frank P. Birrer John Kent McDonald Neil Sharkey

Correction on Birchdale Stock Farm deal details

The TripuneE report last week incorrectly stated that Clark and A L Anderson of this city were stockholders in the new Birchdale Stock Farm company and would serve as foremen. The Anderson Bros are the foremen, previously with J E Morse, and involved in the deal.

Tripunee Birchdale Clark A. L. Anderson Anderson Bros J. E. Morse

Wright Goes to Nampa for Busin ess Matters

A. F. Wright of Bannack arrived in Dillon Monday and boarded the train to Nampa Idaho to attend to business affairs and meetings.

A. F. Wright Bannack Dillon Trian Nampa Idaho

Bucks sold from Birchdale Stock Farm boost Morse lands deal

Beaverhead Ranch Company has been selling Birchdale Stock Farm bucks in carload lots, shipping over 1000 head to Montana and western states. Buyers include LeMoyne Hagerman Idaho Oxman Durkle Oregon Owens Hagerman Idaho Bucknell Bancroft Idaho Robertson Two Dot Montana with orders from Monte Vista Colorado and Boise Idaho. The sale marks the finest bucks offered from Beaverhead County and ties to the Morse estate’s sale to the Beaverhead firm.

Beaverhead Ranch Company Birchdale Morse Montana Charles LeMoyne Hagerman Idaho F. C. Oxman Durkle Oregon C. A. Owens R. F. Bucknell Bancroft Groege K. Robertson Dot Monte Vista Colorado Boise Morse Ranch Beaverhead

Store Building Contract For Silver Fissure Company

A. McDonald of this city contracted to build a store building 30 by 50 feet at Armstead for the Silver Fissure mining company of Polaris. The foundation is laid and the store will be rented to tenants to stock general merchandise.

A. McDonald Armstead Silver Fissure Mining Company Polaris

Beaverhead County Wins Big at Helena State Fair

Beaverhead County exhibitors dominated the Helena state fair with top prizes. Mrs. R A Reynolds of Dillon won multiple firsts for Clydes and Shires and mares, and Prof Theo Shoudy of Montana State Normal College took several firsts in water color, life drawing, and wood carving praise. Mrs Shoudy earned special mention for figure studies. The report notes Shoudy’s water color victory over Paxson, Montana’s renowned artist.

Beaverhead County Helena R. A. Reynolds Dillon Clydes and Shires Theo, Shoudy Montana State Normal College Shoudy Montana Paxson

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