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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1910

Page

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Dillon Beav erhead County Fair to Feature Pollard Carnival

The county fair in Dillon Beaverhead county will run October 3 through October 8 with the Pollard Carnival Company from Seattle bringing ten shows and 160 staff. The Unknown bronco buster will perform daily with humane acts, plus free fair attractions and a grand illuminated town. An automobile parade and a big stock sale accompany the entertainment lineup.

Beaverhead County Dillon Pollard Carnival Company Seattle West Carnival Company Merry Widows L'Tim Fair Grounds the Fair Association Roosevelt Cheyenne Wyo Col Tripune Waterloo Iowa Reynolds Louis Stahl C. A. Smith

Montana Republicans Back Taft Roosevelt and Reform Platform

The Montana Republican state convention in Missoula adopted a broad platform praising Taft and Roosevelt, endorsing tariff reform, mine rescue and public land reclamation, and urging state laws on wages, hours, prisons, and direct elections while calling for efficient administration and protections for forests and settlers.

Missoula Republicans of Montana William McKinley United States Republican Party William H. Taft Republican Congress Theodore Roosevelt Alaska Government of Hawaii Commission of Fine Arts Department of Agriculture Glacier National Park California Taft Legislative Assembly of Free Employment Bureau Minnesota Legislative Assembly Commission United States Senate

Dillon Bandit Identified as Fred Taylor in Jail

Police connect the Dillon bandit to Fred Taylor, a former Dillon resident, after a post card photo leads to recognition. Taylor, known for spending money freely with diamonds and phonograph visits, admits his identity but provides no new details. He remains a mysterious figure with possible aliases and a Wyoming ex-convict background.

Dillon Dubois Idaho Sassman Fred Taylor Potts Hirschman Chief Sassman Mr. Sassman Fred Talor Frank Jones Dr. Dodds Edward Smith Wyoming

Mrs Melton Returns to Dillon After Year in Ann Arbor

Mrs Henry R. Melton spent the past year with her children in Ann Arbor Michigan while they attended school. She returned to Dillon last week and will stay with her husband through the coming winter. Her health was improved by the climate of Ann Arbor.

Henry R. Melton Ann Arbor Michigan Dillon

Achter Beaten in First Skirmish Over Child Custody

Edward Achter tried to take his three year old daughter out of state against his wife’s wishes. He and the mother were living apart and both claimed custody. Achter obtained permission to buy clothes and left town with the child in a car toward Whitehall with plans to reach Iowa.

Dillon Edward Achter Achter Whitehall Iowa

Wedding at Dillon Presbyterian Church Celebrates Claudia Wintz Union

Miss Claudia Wintz and Rev. A K Stage wed at Mrs. Nancy Mauldin’s home in Dillon in a quiet ceremony. Dr Gwynne officiated with a ring service as Miss Van DeWalker played. About 150 Presbyterians attended a reception at the church with a literary and musical program, before dainty refreshments.

Dillon Nancy Mauldin Idaho Street Rev. A. K. Stage Claudia Wintz Dr. Gwynne Butte Mauldin Home Martha Featherly Miss van DeWalker Presbyterian Church

Leadore to Grow on New Railroad and Carey Act Plans

Earl Main of Robinson & Lee Leadore branch says Leadore will boom with the new railroad and next spring will see extensive building. He cites plans to irrigate and sell a large farming tract near Leadore under the Carey land act. Mrs J E Morse hosted a dinner on South Idaho Street with ten guests from Armstead Seattle Salt Lake City Bedrock Tacoma and other locales.

Earl Main Robinson & Lee Armstead Leadore Idaho Dillon Mr. Main J. E. Morse Misges Blanch Alma South Idaho Street J. W. Scott C. G. Gilster Julia Tong Georgia Tong Seattle LeGrand Young Salt Lake City Ed Roe Bedrock Catherine Potter Tacoma Wash

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