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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1905

Page

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Normal College Set to Open After Campus Upgrades

Next Tuesday Montana State Normal College in Dillon will reopen with all faculty back. The campus and buildings have undergone repairs and beautification including a new water system, a graded ellipse track and a 330 yard cinder track, plus athletic and dormitory improvements. A $75,000 addition is underway, expected to finish by September.

Montana State Normal College Dillon Portland Exposition Board of Trustees Normal College J. F. Monroe New York University Lough James R. Forden Portland Forden Illinois State Normal University Teachers’ College Columbia University University of Illinois Wisconsin State Normal Schools Europe Germany Leipzig Naas Sweden

Lima forms Percheron Horse company in Montana

The Lima Percheron Horse company with 10000 capital is formed in Lima Montana. Officers listed include G C Gosman president and Sam Burnside vice president and manager. The firm buys a 3300 dollar black Percheron stallion imported from France and ships brood mares to Lima for breeding operations. A rider, Glen Oneal, was injured by a rearing horse at a local livery stable.

Lima Lima Percheron Horse Company QO. C. Gosman C. H. McDougle C. B. VanHausen E. S. McGee Ernest Geary Sam Burnside Steve Cook John Peat G. C. Gosman France Raymond Stock Farm Burnside Gosman the Tribune Montana Glen Oneal Anderson

County School Examinations Reported for Local Grades

Superintendent Miss Estella Mae Rich oversaw a two day teachers' examination with four local candidates Miss Alice Carrier Monida for first grade Miss Iva Smith Blaine for second grade Miss Amanda Thompson Lima for second grade and Miss Lulu Clark Bannack for first grade Two papers from Silver Bow were also sent for examination Miss Lizzie Kelly first grade who will teach at Wisdom and Miss Mary Rogers first grade who will teach at Farlin The Dillon First National Bank shows its largest total footings in its financial statement in this issue Mrs Anna W Owsley dormitory matron prepares facilities for returning Normal School students starting Sunday night.

Estella Mae Rich Alice Carrier Monida Iva Smith Blaine Amanda Thompson Lima Lulu Clark Bannack Rich Silver Bow County Lizzie Kelly Wisdom Mary Rogers Farlin

Reception at Conway Home Sparkles With Pink and White

The Conway residence hosted a large crowd last Monday night with Mr and Mrs Conway Miss Florence and Miss Ora in attendance. Pink and white sweet peas and hop vine decor created a bright scene as 100 plus guests were welcomed inside by the Conway family and ushered by attendants. Ice cream cakes and candies were served in the dining room while punch greeted visitors on the veranda, signaling a promising social season ahead.

G. B. Conway Misses Conway Bessie Clark Hortense Paul Ruth Alice Conway F. E. Foote Florence Anna Carter Kathryn Leonard Ethel Squire Alma Morse Eva Ladd Nancy Featherly Charlotte

Two Men With Reputations Plan Dillon Boxing Match

A Dillon boxing bout is being arranged between Jimmy Kelly and Mike Donovan for September 9 at 148 pounds under Marquis of Queensbury rules. Promoters from Butte push for the event with local interest from Young Tracy and prior bouts noted for both fighters.

Jimmy Kelly Mike Donovan Butte Sports Dillon Butte Miner Marquis of Donovan East Eddie Kennedy Philadelphia

Institute Law Lets Beaverhead Teachers Attend

County Superintendent Miss Estella Rich promotes a three day teachers institute in Beaverhead county on September 21 22 and 23. Montana law requires all district teachers to attend and close schools during the event with salary preserved and records kept. exemptions exist for high school teachers and extreme hardship.

Estella Mae Rich Beaverhead County State of Montana Legislative Assembly

Grannis Hinkley Tie The Knot In Livingston Montana

Grannis Leon Grannis and Miss Grace Hinkley wed in Livingston on Monday. Grannis works with concrete sidewalk man Ben Hager. The wedding surprised Dillon friends as Miss Hinkley had been with the Tribune printing department and left Dillon Saturday night to visit her father in Butte, planning return Tuesday. A new assistant county commissioner was born at William Montgomery’s Big Hole Basin home last Sunday morning.

Miss Carson Miss Thormyer Pacific Coast Victoria B. C Squire Chicago Miss Mott University of Wisconsin Neenah A. W. Owsley Whitehall Ezra Allen University of Chicago Dillon Swain Bagley and Fenner Luce Leon Grannis Grace Hinkley Livingston Montana Grannis Ben Hager Butte Miss Hinkley Tribune Printing Department William Montgomery Big Hole Basin

Beaverhead Club Trustees Elect New Board of Officers

Beaverhead club trustees selected a one year slate O M Best J H Gilbert Frank Landon a two year slate W C Orr John W Morton with a tie for John F Bishop and William Roe and a three year slate H T Poindex ter T D Olmsted S J Haines The new board will elect president vice president and secretary treasurer next Tuesday evening after which the president will name club committees T B Craver and Miss Flora Craver of Medicine Lodge visited Dillon followers.

Beaverhead Club O. M. Best J. H. Gilbert Frank Landon W. C. Orr John W. Morton John F. Bishop William Roe H. T. Poindexter T. D. Olmsted S. J. Haines James R. Abrams Elgy Andrus F. M. Andrus Wm. Ames W. A. Armitage A. L. Anderson Ajax Live Stock Co Samuel Ashbaugh Estate W. G. Blair & Sons C.R. Brown Ooohoman J. A. Brown, Sr Dart Hardware Co Dillon Electric Light Co Owen Ellis Noah Ewe Eden En Ecensene Eneeentanene Haan Erparecenenec Saceres J. W. Elliott John W. Edie Ne Wade Enennee Becemeeneuaresesen Maggie H. Edie Eo Charles W. Francis Jowateneee Steeeereens James D. Fox Jeennaen B. O.fournier Henry Fitter Frying Pan Sheep Co First National Bank Thomas Flynn F. L. Graves Isadore Guidict Thes Eenene Graeter Grocery Co John R. Gilbert Meee Graeter Electric Light Co A. F. Graeter Ee Eeenemeneee James C. Harrison M. B. Henneberry Huber Bros Fred Hirschey Horse Prairie Gold Joseph Hainds Emerson Hill H. D. Hildreth Peerries James E. Hollinsworth Jacob Hartwig Thomas Hawarate E. and H. Hanson Jahnke Bros Pinna O. H. Lewis Ele John Lovell James Mauldin Charles Meine Masonic Fraternal Society Berate D. E. Metlen Wetse W. E. Metlen Eit Reese John W. Morton Cheater James P. Murray Wm. T. Mauldin Martinell & Patterson E. M. Martinell James Mansfield Musigbrod Peter & M.mitchell James Montgomery McFarlin Merc.Co Nels Nelson Theodore Nelson

Over Hundred Dollar Taxpayers in County List

County records show 218 residents paying more than 100 in state and county taxes. Oregon Short Line tax is 20532.99, up 91 from last year, with total taxes 199964.67. Notables include D D Walker over 2000 and Mont Power Trans Co among others. list includes Joseph Shineberger Jens and R Christenson and Jorgen Jorgenson with amounts 126.15 to 305.82

John S. Baker Oregon Short Line Railroad D. D. Walker Big Hole Basin Walker Oregon Martin Barrett Mont Power Trans. Co Brenner Live Stock Co Gerhard Albers Mary J. Hamilton Elijah Ames T. M. Selway Joseph Shineberger Jens and R. Christenson Geo. W. Dart Jorgen Jorgenson

Dillon street fair nets about 100 for volunteer fire dept

The Dillon street fair and carnival closed while the Monarch Show company headed to Bozeman for a week. Five percent of gate receipts from attractions went to the Dillon Volunteer Fire department, and the group supervised all venues. The wrestling match between Jack Collins and Tom Davies drew the largest crowd, ending with Collins winning two falls to Davies's one after a 26 minute first bout and a ten minute final fall. The fire department plans to use the proceeds to further equipment.

Dillon Street Monarch Show Company Dillon Bozeman Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Jack Collins Butte Tom Davies Carnival Company Davies England Tripunez Collins Montana J. B. McKinney Fred Waldorf

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. L. Robbins Ruediger Robbins University of Kansas Junction City Kansas First National Bank of Dillon Anna W. Owsley the Normal Conway MLL Grannis. Hinkley Beaverhead Club Trustees T. B. Craver Flora Craver Medicine Lodge Dillongers Meeserenes
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