Million Paid to Feeders in Beaverhead County Cattle Season
Beaverhead County ends its beef feeding season with about one million dollars paid to feeders. Three quarters of the total, roughly 750000, goes to Big Hole basin feeders while Centennial, Beaverhead, and Horse Prairie valleys receive the rest. Cattlemen shipped about 15000 head from the Basin at strong prices, with Link Kennedy of Fryde Bruhn Co. the top buyer in Seattle. Shipments moved mainly to Seattle and Tacoma, with most stock sold on ranch or to meat buyers.
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Beaverhead County
Big Hole Basin
Centennial
Beaverhead
Horse Prarie
Northwestern
Alaska
Omaha
Chicago
Big Hole
J. Kennedy
Fryde-Bruhn Company
Seattle
Carstein Company
Tacoma
Mr. Kennedy
Anaconda
Redrock
Northern Pacific
Idaho
Madison County
Bitter Root
Grace Adams Triumph at Dillon Piano Recital
Grace Adams delivered a brilliant piano recital at the Normal College in Dillon last Friday. The small hall attracted a crowded audience whose ovation grew through the program, praising her tone and technique. Prof. K S Luce trained Adams, and pupil Jardine Rife contributed a noted cornet solo. The High School Odette organized by Luce impressed and will perform at the State Meet in Missoula. The orchestra, started less than two years ago, earned a double encore for its polished restraint and the director’s skill.
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Grace Adams
Normal College
Dillon
Miss Adams
K. S. Luce
Jardine Rife
Luce
Missoula
Jess
Mail Order House Quits Account Of Pure Food Law
Sears, Roebuck & Co suspend the grocery department of their mail order business citing national pure food laws as impracticable for maintenance. Critics call it a confession and accuse mail order houses of adulteration and undercutting local merchants.
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
Sedis, Roebuck & Co
Beaverhead High School Board Elects Faculty for Next Year
Beaverhead county high school trustees held their annual meeting deciding on a new faculty for the coming year. Misa Elizabeth Hawley retires, and L. R. Foote will be principal with D. E. Kish as science and agriculture professor. The board plans a domestic science department and a physical culture program. The school recently added an agricultural department, the first in the state, and reports strong progress.
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Beaverhead County
G. T. Paul
J. W. Scott
Misa Alice Herr
White
Scott and
Conway
Paul
Featherly
Scott
Beatherly
Strowbridge
L. R. Foote
D. E. Kish
Kate Paxton
Ingo
Miss Hawley
Beaverhead High School
Generous Park Offer From Mrs Reynolds to Dillon City
At a city council meeting Mrs Reynolds offered ten acres for a city park to be named Reynolds Park. The deal requires leveling planting trees and upkeep and possible land swap with Mr Rite west of the river road. Mayor White formed a committee of Knapp Riley and Gruwell to study the proposal for tonight’s council meeting.
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R. A. Reynolda
Dillon
Reynolds
Richard A. Reynolds
Reeder
Desolate Cabin Body Inquest Overseen By Doctor
Dr. M A Walker conducted an inquest at Monida on a found body in a deserted cabin. The man, mid aged and well dressed, had been dead about two weeks. No identification. pockets held only an empty purse and an old comb. The body was transported to Lima for burial.
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M. A. Walker
Monida
Shearer
Virginia City
Walker
Lima
Dell Man marries Utah heiress in Logan ceremony
Henry Gleed Jr. wed Miss Mable Nebeker on April 18 in Logan Utah at the bride's parents home. The bride, daughter of Aquila Nebeker, has ranch and mining ties in Utah. The groom runs a large Dell mercantile business. The couple returned to Dell and settle in a new home prepared by the groom. The Examiner joins friends in congratulating them.
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Henry Gleed, Jr
Henry Gleed
Gleed
Mable Nebeker
Logan
Utah
Aquila
Nebeker
Dell
Examiner
Dark Horse Mine developing at Bloody Dick creek
William Duggan reports on the Dark Horse vein near Bloody Dick creek with a 126 foot wide copper ore interval and 6 percent copper in first wings. He plans a 100 ton concentrator and a shaft to 1000 feet, with Superior Montana Mining targeting four feet of bornite at 00 feet and a possible shift of equipment from Dark Horse.
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William Duggan
Dark Horse
William Juggan
Calummet-Montana Mining Company
Calumet
Mich
Duggan
the Herald
Bloody Dick Creek
Walla
Wlngs
Montana
Thin Mine
Superior Montana Mining Company
Mr. Duggan
Stage Road
John Sheridan
Noted Long's Peak naturalist to lecture in Montana towns
Enos R. Milla, famed guide and nature lover, is slated for six May lectures in Montana under General Federation of Women’s Clubs auspices. Dillon on May 7 will host the free talk with programs including Our Friends the Trees and The Trail, among others. Missoula and Great Falls were not chosen though residents are invited to attend near locations.
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Montana
Milla
Dillon
Song Service at First Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening choir and orchestra present a program directed by Mrs. E. S. Luce. Featured numbers include Bach organ preludes, solo and duet pieces, anthems by Grieg and Simfer, and various solos by Mr. Featherly, Mrs. Monroe, Miss Bishop, Mrs. Dawes, and others. Sam Peterson of Fox attended business in Dillon today.
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First Presbyterian Church
Mra. E. S. Luce
J. S. Bach
Mra
E. S. Luce
Chadwick
George Featherly
Vielin
Wm. Featherly
Lord— Gounod
Laura c
Edith Maynard
Nie
Grig¢ys
J. M. Monroe
Miason Jean Bishop
Mary Baker
Dr. Dawes
Mr. Featherly
Mount Carmael
Rodney
Frank Williams
Cross of Christ
Howe
Mesars
G.R. Featherly
Anthein
Simfer
Mr. Main
Sam Peterson
Fox
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Grant Lodging House
John &. Burnett
Johnie”. Burnett
John S. Burnett
England
America
Copper Queen
Episcopal Church
Rebecca Freeman
Sage Creek
High School
FE. D. Willis
Misa Inez Gurnee
Will
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