Montana Pioneers End Reunion Elects Officers at Deer Lodge
The 24th annual Society of Montana Pioneers reunion in Deer Lodge elected Judge W Y Pemberton president with Rod Leggatt as vice president at large. Officers were re-elected treasurer and secretary. The group approved dues relief for members unable to pay and set dates for remitting dues, funding burial expenses for Barney Hughes, and aiding allied pioneer groups. Butte will host next year’s meeting.
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Deer Lodge
Society of Montana Pioneers
W. Y. Pemberton
Helena
Rod Leggatt
Butte
M. H. Lott
Twin Bridges
Barney Hughes
Alder Gulch
Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
World’s Famous MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets Ad
Potts druggists advertise MI-O-NA stomach tablets with money back guarantee for indigestion and related symptoms. The testimonial from Walter Tebo of St Clair Michigan praises the product’s nerve and stomach relief and urges purchase of a 50 cent box.
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Potts
Walter Tebo
St. Clair, Mich
Real estate transfers and mining filings in Montana district
A compilation of patent deeds for 160 acre and related parcels in Big Hole basin Apex and Willis areas, 40 acre parcels, 1 lot transfers, and various water rights bookings. Includes warranty deeds with nominal consideration, referee deed, and multiple power of attorney for mining claims in the Independence region. Also lists sheriff sale certificate, annual labor on lodes, and an incorporation filing by Williams Produce Company.
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Joel Richardson
Big Hole Basin
State‘of
Montana
Kate Wattawa
Apex
Charles A. Benson
R. W. Boone
Adolf Kroltz
W. R. Imes
Barnett Addition
Herbert B. Selway
Charles Wilson
Horse Prairie
Thomson Avenue
G. E. Beckstead
Chauncey R. Brown
Fred Oliver
Chas. Lewitt
Willis
John C. F. van Camp
Ruphema J. Sappington
Z. B. Yeaman
F. K.hazelbaker
T. B. Taylor
Phoebe Crowell
Walter J. Crowell
Adm
Crystal Creek
Edwin Hoffenbrodel
C. A. Heinze
Roy Hoffenbrodel
Lillian Hoffenbrodel
Edward Hoffenbrodel
Irving Nankervis
Geo. FE. Scullen
Geo. Peterson
Erwin Hoffenbrodel
J. A. Hamlin
C. E. Wilson
Geo. Scullen
Independence
Roy
Homestake
Portland
George Tutchburn
Glendale
Admiral Dewey
Bryant
Sheriff Hill
Williams Produce Company
PIONEERS PRAISE DEER LODGE HOSTS AT OLD TIMERS MEET
Beaverhead pioneers at the Old-timers meeting in Deer Lodge praised the town for a superb welcome. Martin Barrett of Horse Prairie said Deer Lodge offered one of the best times they have seen with free activities and a relaxed gathering ideal for small towns to host such visits. He noted city crowds hinder the kind of friendly gathering they prefer.
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Beaverhead
Deer Lodge
Martin Barrett
Horse Prairie
Dillon
Butte
Marx Decides to Plead Guilty in Theft Case
James Marx, initially charged with stealing two checks from B. R. Stevenson of the Big Hole basin, changed his plea in district court to guilty. Judge Poindexter sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary after he was captured at Divide with one check and funds from the other. Under Sheriff Gruwell transported him to Deer Lodge to begin the sentence.
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James Marx
B. R. Stevenson
Big Hole
Poindexter
Marx
Divide
Gruwell
Deer Lodge
Gilmore Hotel Roofed and Stores Underway in Townsite
Through Mr. Friedorff of Gilmore the townsite hotel building is roofed and Gilmore Mercantile is excavating for a large store with dirt flying. The G and P Ry upper grade finished Thursday and ties and steel are expected to be laid in ten days. Gilmore shows its best in Sunday dress with push and hustle.
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Friedorff
Gilmore
Gilmore Mercantile Company
Barsden
Leadore
E. T. Brock Becomes Beaverhead Sheepman in Dillon
E T Brock sold his city express and drag business to I E Dodds and now leases Otto Schulz lands near Twin Bridges. He takes charge October 15th of a three year cash lease with 6000 head of Schulz sheep, expanding his Beaverhead Madison county interests.
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E. T. Brock
City Express
I. E. Dodds
Dillon
Beaverhead
Madison
Mr. Brock
Otto Schulz
Twin Bridges
Schulz
Brock
Poindexter & Orr Company
Pioneer Dodson Recovering From Illness in Butte Hospital
Isaac Dodson an 80 year old Beaverhead pioneer and longtime Big Hole country prospector is recovering in a Butte hospital after surgery and will soon return home to Dewey. The aging resident endured weeks of treatment and his improved condition brings welcome news to friends along the Big Hole and Wise rivers.
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Anaconda Standard
Beaverhead County
Isaac Dodson
Big Hole Country
Butte
Dewey
Dodson
Big Hole
Wise Rivers
Infantile paralysis afflicts Dillon youth for first time
Dillon reports its first infantile paralysis case as Henry Hainds, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hainds, was stricken Thursday and taken to a Butte hospital where doctors expect a slow but eventual recovery. Father visited him there Wednesday.
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Dillon
Henry Hainds
Joseph Hainds
Tribune
Beaverhead County
Butte
Beaverhead County Orders Suppy Claims Formally
Notice from Beaverhead County Commissioners Dillon Montana dated March 5 1907 requires all orders for supplies be on our office regular form and claims not so ordered will be rejected.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
Board Or County Commissioners
Montana
Local contractor promotes cement walks by L P Phillips
Advertisement notes L P Phillips operates a cement walk business offering reliable work at competitive prices. It invites readers to inspect his projects and judge workmanship for themselves. Dated 26 10.
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L. P. Phillips
A Fine Lot of Stallions at Reynolds Ranch
Reynolds Ranch near Dillon advertises a selection of grade and full blood registered stock draft stallions. They expect mature weights of 1800 to 2000 pounds and note acclimation since weaning boosts health and usefulness. Gro. E. Baker Mer Reynolds Ranch endorses the lot as a strong acquisition for buyers seeking heavy harness stock.
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Reynolds
Dillon
Dillon Public Library Evening Hours For Book Distribution
The Dillon Public Library opens evenings for book distribution from 7 to 9 30 on Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Friday offers 4 to 6 and Saturday 3 to 6 for reader access. On Tuesday and Friday evenings the library is open to readers.
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Dillon Public Library
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