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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1906

Page

1

Waldorf Seeks Beaverhead County School Superintendent

Miss Harriet Waldorf, well known in Beaverhead County, runs for county superintendent of schools. Her background includes three years teaching locally, two years in Helena with one year as principal, plus business training from Butte Business College and work at Dillon Implement Co. Her blend of teaching skill and business experience aims to serve the public interest if elected.

Harriet Waldorf Beaverhead County Dillon Implement Co Waldorf Helena Butte Business College The State Board of Education Hayes City High School Kansas State Normal College of Dillon Butte Miss Waldorf

Election means good roads for Beaverhead county

The piece urges voters to elect C. C. Barnett, Charles Francis, and Otto Gosman as county commissioners for strong financial management and better roads. It argues they are businesslike, ranching knowledgeable, and aligned with a roads program, contrasting Republican success with prior Democratic downturns in silver policy and mining employment.

Republican County Convention Messrs. C. C. Barnett Charles Francis Otto Gogman Board of County Commissioners Messrs. Barnett Francis Gosman Barnett D. C Democratic Party Montana

Miller in County Farm Following Assault on Robi McDowell

Report notes Joe Miller, the assailant in the Robi McDowell case, is recovering at the county farm and reported to be in robust health. The update emphasizes his current confinement and wellness.

Joe Miller Robi. McDowell

Railroad planned from Gilmore to Armstead by beaverhead club

A Dillon meeting with W A McCutcheon of Gilmore mining details a proposed 65 mile railroad from Gilmore Idaho to Armstead Montana via the Rockies. He claims low grades, no tunnel need, and cost around 600000 to 670000 with 1 million capital. Gilmore Mining would invest 100000, others 50000 each, and eastern capital sought. Gov White pledges 10000 in bonds.

W. A. McCutchen Gilmore Mining Company Fis Armstead Beaverhead County Gilmore Idaho B. F. White Dillon Beaverhead Club W. A. McCutcheon Pittsburg Pennsylvania McCutcheon Heathceon Rockies George R. Metlen Rocky Mountain Junction Summit Brenner's Tancef White Copper Queen Calumet Hecla Dark Horse Coffman's Point Silver Mountain Nicholia Liberty Alley Morris Cove Black Eagle Salmon River Bedrock

Examiners Pledge Claims Stir Montana Editorial Debate

The Dillon Examiner contends Selway and Decker are not pledged to Mantle or Dixon, urging legislators be free from dictation. It accuses rivals of deceiving readers and defends Selway Decker records in Helena, praising integrity and urging factual criticism of official acts.

Dillon Examiner Selway and Decker Mantle Dixon Messrs. Selivay and Decker Decker Selway United States Messrs. French and Hill Mr. Toole W. A. Clark Frank Conrad Selwag and French Hill Helena

Telegraph operators pledge support for Henry C. Smith

Resolutions from Helena telegraphers praise Henry C. Smith for his upright judicial record in Montana. They urge all operators to back his bid for associate justice of the state supreme court and promise copies of the resolutions to operators and to Smith.

Henry C. Smith Supreme Court Montana Helena Lewis and Clark County Thast Commonwealth

Route to Salmon river country eyed for trunk-line access

Mr McCutcheon favors a route through Armstead to keep costs near two trunk lines and enable easy reach if Oregon Short Line rates fail. A connecting link to the coast is seen as likely, benefiting Dillon and Beaverhead valley. Gov White will court local leaders and report findings after McCutcheon’s eastward departure.

Salmon River McCutcheon Armistead Oregon Dillon Beaverhead Valley Butte Armstead B. F. White

Norris Defends Veto on Railroad Bill Critics Call It Partisan

A contemporary discussion centers on Lieutenant Governor Norris and Governor Toole over the veto of the Railroad Commission bill. Norris argues the bill preserves a Republican machine while Toole seeks a Democratic one. The piece accuses Norris of mischaracterizing the vote and labels the defense as rot.

Norris Toole Railroad Commission House

Toole Defends Veto In Montana Campaign Speech

In Anaconda this week Joe Toole gave a near two hour speech defending his veto of the Railroad Commission bill. He claimed railroads opposed the measure and that the governor followed their orders. The speech accuses Toole of evading truth and portrays the electorate as misled.

Joe Toole Anaconda Montana Joe Railroad Commission

Chinese Labor Support Sparks Billings Meeting

A Wednesday Billings political meeting drew thirty Chinese attendees who cheered Governor Joseph K for favoring Chinese labor over American labor, a scene that unsettled local labor union members according to press dispatches.

Billings Joseph K

Good roads and bridges urged in county remarks

Barnett Francis Gosman notes in a county address that improving roads and building more bridges, coupled with economical county management, can boost regional progress and well being.

Barnett Francisgosman

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