Silver Star Letter Mentions Mine Work And Students
The idle town men worked at the Green Campbell mine on Monday to erect the mill. Dr. Danis of Pueblo visits the J Leyson home at the Green Campbell mine. Harry Lewis Thomas Fox Jr. and Fritz Ehrig will study in Bozeman this winter. Lorenzo Doleine died near town after blood poison. Funeral held with J J Mahoney presiding. Jonathan Warman resigns as Parrot canal watchman to attend school in Butte. Mrs G B Harbison and son visit Heavy Lift mine. Eldah McCall of Waterloo visits relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green- Campbell Mine
Dr. Danis
Pueblo
Colo
J Leyson
Harry Lewis
Thomas Fox Jr
Fritz Ehrig
Bozeman
Lorenzo Doleine
J. J. Mahoney
Jonathan Warman
Parrot Canal
Butte
G. B. Harbison
Twin Bridges
H. J. Foster
Eldah McCall
Waterloo
Hayfield guest turns thief in Jackson incident
Special report from Jackson describes a Utah traveler named Peterson who stayed at the Lapham hotel after arriving destitute. He recovered, secured work, then stole $13 from a room-mate and outfittings from Harry Lapham before fleeing on a horse. Sheriff Gist traced him to Salmon, Idaho, and the Dillon arrest followed with a warrant issued. The item notes rapid valley population growth and twin girls born to Eli Sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Jackson
Utah
Peterson
Lapham
Harry Lapham
Sheriff Gist
Salmonsty
Idaho
Gist
Dillon
Upper Valley
Eli Sage
Willis Short Line Painting Crew Brightening Up Stations
Albert Woodside left for Dillon to attend the High school. John Hails went to Butte Saturday. He visited his children at Twin Bridges. Mr. and Mrs. Dullen with son Clarence and Dr. and Mrs. Mahony visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Browne. Mrs. Jacob Hartwig and Miss O Keefe are noted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Wiluis
Albert Woodside
Dillon
John Hails
Butte
Twin Bridges
Dullen
Clarence
Mahony
J. A. Browne
Jacob Hartwig
O' Keefe
Beaverhead Institute Set for September Meeting in Dillon
State Superintendent W E Harmon sets three day teachers institute in Dillon September 21 to 23. Estella Rich arranges a program with State Normal faculty and Miss Jessie L Newlin of Chicago to speak on reading and elocution, with a Browning reading to close Friday night and a notable lineup of sessions each morning and some afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Harmon
Beaverhead County
Teachers’ Institute
Dillon
Estella Mae Rich
Miss Rich
State Normal College
Harmon
Jessie L. Newlin
Chicago
University of Chicago
S. H. Clark
Miss Newlin
Montana
Miss Nawlin
Robert Browning
Mildred Tresham
Gwendolen Tresham
Thorold
Earl Tresham
Austin Tresham
Henry
Earl Mertoun
Gerald
Lord Tresham
Harald-Star
Steubenville
Ohio
Institute
Miss
R. G. Young
Dr. Bagley
Principlal
Dillon Letter List For Uncalled Letters at Post Office
Uncalled letters remaining at the Dillon post office as of Sept 14 1905 will be sent to the dead letter office after 30 days. Names include Bradley T F Bowin Minnie Brock Sam E Butter W V Bucy Monroe Cantrell Norman Clifford A B Cody John Davis Hugh H Frizzell Lloyd Fierce Julia Fox Eugene Henderson T Hiscock Lucies three Howard Hart Annie Jessie Jenkins D A Lane Bros Lazzy Mackey James H McLean Chas Molfenferger Otto Nelson Edgar Potter Jos Lyle Skousen Richard Swanson Ben Sehillo Jess Sherman J F Wyburg Jess Underworth John Grace Lamont postmistress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Fox
Eugene Henderson
T. Hiscock
Lucies
Howard
Hart Howard
Annie Howard
Jessie
Jenkins
D. A. Lane Bros
Ladez
Lazzy Mackey
James H. McLean
Chas. Molfenferger
Otto Nelson
Edgar Potter
Jos
Lyle Skousen
Richard Swanson
Ben Sehillo
Jess Sherman
J. F. Wyburg
Jess Underworth
John Grace Lamont
Local Visits and Harvest Activity Reported
The article notes many brief visits including Mrs. S. Kambich to Glendale and W. L. Russell of Dillon visiting friends. L. G. Woodside traveled to Dillon on business while Math Polich also visited Dillon for a few days. The O. S. L. painting crew worked at Glen for several days applying fresh coats and repairing the station house. Mrs. J. Yahn remains ill with little improvement. Harvest is underway with binders in use and early stacks appearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
S. Kambich
Glendale
W. L. Russell
Dillon
L. G. Woodside
Math Polich
Glen
Cushing Resigns. Conger Elected Police Judge by Council
Mayor B F White presided at a special session as Police Judge W J Cushing resigned. Charles W Conger was elected to fill the vacancy after a report showed Cushing was short 345 dollars in August fines. City may not take further action. sidewalk plans potential on Montana street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. White
White
Joseph Poindexter
Hughes
Selway
Phillips
Knapp
W. J. Cushing
Cushing
A. S. Johnson
Charles W. Conger
Conger
Finance Committee
Montana Street
Helena
Virginia Street
Pastor Chosen for Dillon M E Church Vacancy
A new M E pastor selection is announced as Rev G A Wells is expected to assume charge soon. Rev D C Sanderson of Pomeroy Wash will not come to Dillon after Rev A A Luce moves to Dalles Oregon. Wells formerly served Kalispell and Chouteau and is regarded as capable. Sunday school proceeds at the usual time with an evening song service led by Prof E S Luce. M E choir members to meet at Luce residence at 7 30 pm tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alletter
O. M. Best
George D. Kitty
King
Bishop Moore
D.C. Sanderson
Pomeroy
Washington
Dillon
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. A. Luce
Dalles
Oregon
G. A. Wells
Mr. Wells
M. E
Kalispell
Chouteau
Mont
Methodist
Porf. E. S. Luce
M. E. Choir
County plans for barn sick ward addition and Wisdom jail
County commissioners approve plans for a large barn and a 24 by 30 foot sick ward addition at the county farm with a 50 foot south porch. A 12 by 16 foot stone jail at Wisdom with one door two windows and iron bars is also set. bids to be advertised. The architect is W C Bryant of Dillon Plumbing and Heating Co. Estimated costs total about 2 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
W.C. Bryant
Dillon Plumbing and Heating Company
iWsdom
Rathbone Dentist Leaves Dillon for Education Abroad
Dr. Don Rathbone and his brother Dr. R R Rathbone of Dillon plan a trip starting in Helena then Livingston before reaching Chicago to join the senior class at the Chicago University of Dentistry. He expects to return to Dillon after graduation to settle there, pleasing many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Rathbone
R. R. Rathbone
Dillon
Helena
Livingston
Chicago
Chicago University of Dentistry
Stock movers and market talk in Big Hole and Grand Island
Horses and cattle move through Dillon and the Big Hole basin as buyers from Grand Island and Twin Bridges court lambs and sheep. Laurels include Haines Call Maurer deals and large lamb shipments to Grand Island with prices about 3.65 per head for wether lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Landon
Grand Island
Nebraska
Bill Callaway
Louis Degen
Denver
A. L
Clark Anderson
Big Hole
Ptme
Dillon
Thomas Dale
Will Tash
Tash & Lenkersdorfer
Grasshopper
Butte
James Paxton
Monida
Haines & Call and
Maurer Bros
Haines & Call
Birch Creek
J. G. Truman & Sons
Bushnell, Nl
Anderson Barn
North Idaho
R. A. Reynolds
Antone Schwartz
Max Lauterbach
Twin Bridges
C. E. Doyle
Lauterbach
Emerson Slack
Martin Sorenson
Joseph Shineberger
Thomas Haw Ranch
Slack
Sorensen
Haw Ranch
Dan Mudd
Silver Bow Butchering Company
Finsle Ranch
Jackson
D. D. Walker
Chicago
Anaconda
Miner Dr. M A Miller Returns From Tonopah
Dr. M A Miller has returned to Dillon from Tonopah Nevada after several months away He will stay a few weeks to handle local business then return to Tonopah He reports buying promising mining claims in the Tonapah district and a 6 by 8 foot shaft to 200 feet on the best claim Gold ore samples on the shaft claim assay from 2 to 75000 per ton and he displays fine ore specimens in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Tonapah
Nevada
Pacific rail line rushes order for Overland Limited cars
Chicago reports that amid Portsmouth peace talks and a treaty between Russia and Japan, the Chicago and Northwestern plans a rapid completion of a large equipment order for the Overland Limited between Chicago and San Francisco. The move aims to handle expected surge in Pacific coast traffic from anticipated commercial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Portsmouth
Russia
Japan
Chicago and
Northwestern
Overland Limited
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
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Green-Campbell
Willis
Pierce
United States
Mia
George Sugden
Bonda Street
Saginaw
South
Michigan
R.V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Mr. Forden
WM. Cushing
Charles Conger
G.a.wells
Stoge
Bilwau
Blatz Wiener
Blatz
VAL Blatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee
Patterson
Bannack St
Ford
the Tribune Publishing CO
Dillon, Montana
COR. Bannack
Seng
the Tribune Fancy Stationery Dept
Dillon, Mont
Tribune Pub. CO
Dillon, Nont
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