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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1909

Page

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Saloon Proprietor Wounded in Centennial Saloon Fight

Bill Kohl proprietor of Centennial Saloon was seriously wounded Monday at about 2 am after a knife attack by transient painter Charles Warner who had just caused a disturbance. Kohl sustained five wounds including severe abdominal injuries and was taken to a hospital. Warner was arrested and jailed.

Bill Kohl Centennial Saloon W. Kohl Kohl Charles Warner Warner

County Fair Continues as Fire Dept Orders New Engine

Council approves funds for a new fire engine with a 55 gallon tank and 14 inch steel, to arrive in three weeks. Fire alarm system installed by W. W. Wilson at $234.15 is in perfect order. Water deed sought from Phillips Live Stock Co for winter use from Rattlesnake Creek. Police to post bicycle on sidewalk notices with enforcement. Ordinance to regulate auto speed and vehicle numbering to be drafted.

Council Fire Department Badcon W. W. Wilson Phillips Live Stock Company Rounds Melton

City Council Session Reports August Arrests and Arbitration Talk

The September city council meeting, with Mayor White and officials present, discussed August arrests totaling 93 with fines of 285 dollars. Thomas Mulaney urged action on his cement walk dispute at Idaho and Glendale, proposing grading or arbitration. PF M Gray spoke for W S Nott Co about a chemical engine purchase for firefighting needs.

White Melton Wemple Phillips Monroe Elliott Sassman Thomas J. Mulaney Idaho Glendale Mulaney Street and Alley PF. M. Gray W.S. Nott Co Minneapolis Minnesota Dillon’ Ment Gome

Negro Hobo Shoots Brakeman on Idaho Train

Ed Wilkinson, brakeman on the Oregon Short Line between Pocatello and Lima on train No. 55, was shot by a negro tramp at Payne Station and seriously injured. The assailant was captured and held as surgeons in Idaho Falls reported Wilkinson resting easy the next day. A separate social note recalls a duck dinner hosted by H T Poindexter for Gov Edwin L Norris with twelve guests.

Ed. Wilkinson Oregon Short Line Pocatello Lima Payne Station Wilkinson Idaho Falls H. T. Poindexter Gov Edwin L. Norris Mrs. Norris George Metlen Joseph Smith Messrs John Bowen G. G. Poindexter Walter Poindexter P. H. Poindexter John Noonan

Fair extended by weather for Saturday program

Inclement weather delayed the county fair but management will continue the event Saturday with events including College Maid, a 50 foot high dive by Hips:shadwing dog, and an excellent race program. Weather permitting, tomorrow promises the biggest day of the fair.

College Maid

Weather undermines Beaverhead county fair days amid heavy rain

Beaverhead county fair opened with ideal weather Tuesday but Wednesday rain dampened activities. Harness races continued in mud, livestock exhibits impressed, and Norman Holden showcased dry land crops. Overall interest remained strong though farmers missed expected grain and forage displays. Continued on Page Three.

Beaverhead County Dillon George Bott Williams Bros

New Teachers to Join Dillon Schools Next Fall Term

Dillon schools open next Tuesday for fall term and expect record normal college attendance. Two new teachers join the faculty, Dr. Grant E. Finch to head the training department and Dillon public schools as principal, and Dr. Louis E. Pelzer as history professor. Miss Grace Graeter takes a leave. Miss Edith Hatch will temporarily teach piano.

Dillon Normal College H. H. Swain Tripunu Grant E. Finch Dillon Public Schools Marion Iowa Finch Upper Iowa University Board of Trustees New York University of Chicago Colorado West Indies Central America Panama Grace Graeter East Miss Graeter Edith Hatch Aberdeen Hatch Louise Sims Cincinnati Conservatory of Music

Dillon School Board Expands Conservatory Qualified Staff

The Dillon public schools recruit experienced teachers for key grades and music programs. Miss Alma Van Der Walker from Michigan will head the second grade after study at the State Normal School and work in Grand Rapids. Miss Lydia Roberts, a Mt. Pleasant State Normal graduate, will lead the third grade with prior posts in Cadillac and Miles City.

Theodor Bohlman Hans Richard Clara Bauer Conservatory Miss Hatch Grider School Winona Miss Woodson Institute Richmond Tuscaloosa Dillon Public Schools Alma van der Walker Michigan State Normal School New York van der Walker Grand Rapids Lydia Roberts Montana Mt. Pleasant Cadillac Mich Great Falls Miles City Dillon

Tunnel completion thrills Dillon with record 750 foot bore

Commissioner Stone reports the Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad tunnel through the continental divide is finished. The 750 foot long bore, 18 by 22 feet clear, required no hammer and drill work as blasting holes were hand augered.

Continental Divide Stone Salmon Junction Lemhi_ Herald America

Burglary Epidemic Strikes Lima Town Area

Reports say hobos and sneak thieves are thick in Lima causing widespread petty theft. Thomas Wharton and Hugh Gardner homes were burglarized while families were away, with losses including clothing and household goods. Mrs Hill and Mrs Hill of Bedrock visit Pat Ward in Dillon.

Roy Ayers Divide Dillon Sheridan Lima Thomas Wharton Tom Beaverhead Hugh W. Gardner Yellowstone Park Mr. Gardner Emerson Hill John Hill Bedrock Pat Ward South Atlantic Street

Dark Horse Mine Change In Idaho Ownership

Dark Horse mine superintendent J H Lanyon reports July 14 sale of Calumet Montana Mining to new owners. Arthur H Brown named western general superintendent. Lanyon remains mine superintendent. Tunnel work from the divide side costs about 50 000 dollars. 24 men on three shifts. Ore dump holds 40 000 tons with estimated copper 8 10 percent gold 4 5 dollars and 4 ounces silver per ton. (Continued on Page Three.)

J. H. Lanyon Dark Horse Beaverhead County Lemhi County Idaho Dillon Minneapolis Lanyon Arthur H. Brown Butte Salt Lake City Mr. Lanyon Gilmore & Pittsburg Baker

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Hobo Robert Hughes W. A. Ralston Ralston Anaconda Mee J. E. Erin Henoercl Fon Ak Norman Holden Pollaca Louis E. Pelzer Iowa State Normal School State University of Iowa Pelzer Maine Colfax Shelby Minn Augustus.Caesar Dodge Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad E. R. Mosher Gallatin Valley Flathead Indian Reservation Big Hole Basin Mosher Fidel Huber Anna Bertha Seattle Gardner Chncel
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