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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1909

Page

3

Beaverhead County High School Faculty Holds Steady for Ensuing Year

Beaverhead County high school opens next Tuesday with the same faculty as last year except for two departments Latin and Domestic Science. New teachers and summer studies are noted for W E Phillips Edith McDowell FR D Willis L R Foote Paxton Matson and others. The couple Don E Fish and Miss Osborn wed in June and will begin the Iowa State College term after visiting Big Timber and Dillon.

Beaverhead County Dillon W. E. Phillips Southwestern Kansas College Winfield Kansas Edith McDowell Colorado Stout Institute Menomonee Wisconsin D. Willis Success School Chicago Illinois L.R. Foote University of Washington Seattle Miss Paxton Miss Matson Albert Lea Minnesota Don E. Fish Miss Osborn Big Timber Montana Iowa State College Ames Fish Adel Iowa Edie Idaho Street

Teachers Appointed at Montana Schools

Miss Elsie King a Montana educator with Wisconsin Normal and University of Wisconsin credentials joins as a veteran teacher after training at the University of Chicago and prior service as principal in Kendall Montana. Miss Margaret F Pearson takes seventh grade duties with a background from Iowa State Normal and recent teaching in Marion Indiana and Calumet Michigan.

Montana Elsie King Miss King Wisconsin Normal School University of Wisconsin School of Education University of Chicago East Kendall Margaret F. Pearson Iowa State Normal School

Weather Against County Fair Prospects

The article blames exhibitors and local producers for not entering products to the county fair. It notes the fair was well run but lacked necessary support, yet asserts the county can and will grow the event with future effort and experience benefiting organizers and residents.

WIFE BEATER GIVEN SIX MONTHS IN COUNTY JAIL

Judge Mc Cracken sentenced Albert Workman a Carmen ranchman to six months in the county jail and a $300 fine for beating and abusing his wife. Witnesses testified clearly with no extenuating circumstances. The Recorder notes some readers wish for a whipping post in such cases.

McCracken Albert Workman Carmen Idaho

Dark Horse Changes Hands

The article notes ore valued at least $500,000 blocked out in the Dark Horse mine and plans for large ore shipments once the mountain road to Baker is finished. The last February shipment carried over 30 tons with copper value of 24 14 percent, plus $12 in gold and 6 ounces of silver per ton. The company has funds to develop and improve the mine and predicts Dark Horse will be a major bonanza in the Rocky Mountain region.

Baker Rocky Mountains

Flight of the Spirit and Thespius’s Posthumous Transformation

Plutarch recounts Thespius falling at a great height being pronounced dead. After three days he revived and changed from a vicious to a virtuous man. He claimed his spirit wandered to a distant realm during unconsciousness and learned his life’s hideousness and future potential.

Plutarch Thespius

New G and P Survey Team Reaches Challis Route

A new crew of G and P railroad surveyors joins a Salm to Challis project along the Salmon river about 25 miles below Salmon City. They map yardage and bridges, rechecking lines multiple times. Officials say grading contracts could be let soon and expect cars to Challis by September 1.

G & BP Salmon Challis Salmon City Salmon River Northwestern

Not Interested in a War Offer

A Detroit Free Press item has a book agent appealing to a young man with a war pitch. A woman at the door rejects the advance, listing chores she must finish including dishes, cleaning, laundry, and meal preparation, asserting she is too busy for any more work or offers.

Detroit Free Press

Lands Opened for Settlement at Arco Idaho Under Carey Act

Lands to be opened for settlement at Arco Idaho on September 14 under the Carey Act. Reduced rates via a Short Line. tickets on sale or plan to 14th inclusive.

Arco Idaho Oregon

A Day of Patriotism Memorial Day Observances Highlight

A Day of Patriotism describes Memorial Day as both a remembrance of heroes and a festival of national pride. The piece emphasizes ceremonies, recitations, and community gatherings honoring veterans and fallen soldiers.

Pretty Wedding in St Rose Church Unites Flynn and Slattery

Miss Alice Flynn and Mr. William J. Slattery wed at St Rose Catholic Church last Wednesday at 8 30 in the morning. Rev Father Foley officiated. Guests included intimate friends and relatives. A wedding breakfast followed at the priest's house. The couple departed by afternoon train for Seattle and California before returning to Missouri.

St. Rose Catholic Alice Flynn William J. Slattery Father Foley Martin Barrett Helen Rife Chester Barrett Missouri St. Joseph Montana

Armstead Man Robbed in Butte after Paying Visit

Bert Saunders a mechanic from Armstead traveled to Butte with a full month wages in his pocket and was robbed of about 65 dollars after being assaulted by two men in a saloon on East Park Street. Police are asked to arrest the suspects to recover the wages.

Butte Armstead Bert Saunders Walter McArdle East Park Street Saunders

Workman Interprets Dentist Fees In Comic Exchange

A man in workman's garb visits a local dentist and questions charges for gas. A maid confirms the gas is used and priced at one dollar, prompting a humorous exchange about the value of the service. The fragment shows social humor and rural dialogue.

Gov and Mrs Norris Visit Dillon for Opening Game Season

Governor Edwin L Norris and wife traveled to Dillon to start the Beaverhead county game season. They stayed with H T Poindexter at Cottonwoods and joined a duck hunt with rubber boots and shotguns. The party attended the Beaverhead county fair the next day, receiving a warm community welcome.

Dillon Edwin L. Norris Beaverhead Valley H. T. Poindexter Mrs. Norris

Court House Bid Award in Lemhi County

Lemhi County commissioners opened bids for the court house and jail in a special session. W. W. Schutz of Salmon won with a $37,750 bid and a guaranteed completion by August 1, 1910 with 30 days grace.

Jos. G. Wicklund C. E. Ranous Salmon Myers &Condon Los Angeles W. W. Schutz

80 000 Acres Carey Act Lands Opened With Reduced Oregon Rates

The Carey Act lands totaling 80 000 acres are opened to settlers. Oregon Short Line offers reduced rates with tickets on sale from September 11 to 14, inclusive, for travel to the lands. The sale continues through September 18.

Lost horse trio with brands seeks reward

A black yearling stallion branded K on the left stifle, a seven year old buckskin gelding branded with a heart on the left shoulder, and a small brown pony mare with unknown brand are missing. Liberal reward. Contact 361f Anderson Bros.

Liberal Reward Anderson Bros

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A. GC. Gruwell Prop Syma RA White Oscar Bear of Metropolitan Chop House Dillon Bakery Paul Brown the. Rombauer W. RL Hooking Sicese MONT the Inn At Scott & Decker Cxtha Lange Hovt Chemical CO Pontiano Potts THE Metlen Dillon Hotel Company West Valn West Broad Buttemont M. Paumie Galena St Butte, Mont California Dake Oe Agency, Inc oSndeins San Francisco George R. Metlen U. S Rveyor Montana and Idsho Nill Ely’s Beapp Salmon, Idaho Dark Horse Gilmore & Pittsburg Company A.b.clarke Horse Sales CO Miles City Ball Ranch Co Ranch Horse Sales C. B. Ingham, Mgr Lemhi County
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