Beaverhead County Pow Wow Round 6 Details
Beaverhead County fair runs September 13 to 17 with baseball on opening days and a large Pow Wow lineup. Partners include bucking horse and steer contests, bull riding, roping and tying events, cowboy races, Indian races, chariot and foot races, and a wild horse import from Cheyenne. Livestock exhibits take priority, premium list forthcoming, and street dancing on Bannack Street with the American Legion band providing music.
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Beaverhead County
Ye Ae
Beaverhead
Cheyenne
American Legion Band
Sugar refining chiefs arrested for sugar profiteering in Utah
High directors of Utah-Idaho Sugar Refining Co. were arrested in Salt Lake City on profiteering charges with bonds of 10 000 each. An Idaho complaint led to additional federal action set for November while Heber J Grant faced dismissal on grounds of non responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah-Idaho Sugar Refining Company
Salt Lake
United States
Heber J. Grant
Mormon Church
Grant
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Helena
Butte
Dillon
Montana
Oregon Short Line
Billings
Idaho
Salt Lake City
United States Court
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Federal District Court
City Council Schedules Water Rules and Street Dancing
The regualr session heard that 1938 fines and licenses were collected, residents must follow uneven or even sprinkling days by street, and water will cover city needs. A request to dance on the streets during fair week was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Anderson
Leonard Eliel
Graeter
Luebber
Waldorf
Bond
Bowers
Bannack Street
High School Set to Open on September Thirteenth
At the board of education meeting the opening date for the new high school was fixed as Monday September 13. The public school will also start that day. Teachers will meet Friday September 10 at 8 p.m. Homes offering rooms for teachers or students are asked to provide number of teachers, modern amenities, monthly price, and location to arrange lodging and boarding.
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Board of Education
Commencement at Normal Next Wednesday Evening
A large class will graduate at the Normal with exercises in the auditorium. James M. Hamilton of the State Agricultural College will deliver the address. Invocation by Rev. Father Foley. Music by the college glee club and others. Degrees conferred by Chancellor Elliott. Notable graduates include Wade Riechel and Perry Armstrong with many diploma recipients listed. George MacDougall of the Baptist church also to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Hamilton
State Agricultural College
Father Foley
St. Rose Church
College
Margaret Poindexter
Sheldon E. Davis
Elliott
Wade Riechel
Perry Davis Armstrong
Mary Harriet Baker
Esther Christine Niebel
Lillian Dean
Margaret Fisler
Edna Voigt
Margaret Young
Harriet Baker
Vera Kern
Norma Esther Solman
Florence Stipe
Aletha Adams
Perry Armstrong
Bessie Lee Brainerd
Mildred Butler
Olive Butler
Frances Caldwell
Estelle Carpenter
Cathryn Chisholm
Ellen Corregan
Marie Buhler
Mary Ida Carey
Margaret Conroy
Maude Fudge
Harriet Higgins
Agnes Kelly
Ruby Martin
Virginia Masel
Barbara Miller
Inez Robbins
Lelia Russel
Inez Steffanson
Zelda Stewart
George MacDougall
The
Baptist Church
Rancher Carl Hansen Spends Saturday in Dillon on Business
Arm stead rancher Carl Hansen, a well known local figure, spent Saturday in Dillon attending to business matters.
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Carl Hansen
Armstead
Dillon
Democratic State Ticket List for Congress and State Offices
The ticket lists candidates for Congress First District John M Evans incumbent Mis soula Second District J T Carrol Yellowstone for Governor W W McDowell Silver Bow Lieutenant Governor David Hilger Fergus Attorney General A H McConnell Lewis and Clark Secretary of State Herbert M Peet Wheatland State Auditor A G Sabre Lewis and Clark State Treasurer R M Hawkins Madison Supreme Court two year term John A Matthews Broadwater six year term Frank Woody Missoula J W Stanton Cascade two to be elected For Railroad Commissioner J B E McCormick incumbent Jefferson
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Congress
J. T. Carrol
Yellowstone
W. W. McDowell
Silver Bow
David Hilger
Fergus
A. H. McConnell
Lewis and Clark
Herbert M. Peet
Wheatland
A. G. Sabre
R. M. Hawkins
Madison
Supreme Court
John A. Matthews
Broadwater
Frank Woody
Missoula
J. W. Stanton
Cascade
J. BE. McCormick
Jefferson
Beaverhead County Tax Equalization Actions 1920
Beaverhead County Montana board of equalization met July 19 1920 to hear reductions for J W Potts A H McVay Alva Garr and others. Final Aug 9 1920 granted reductions and set 1920 levy across state and county funds including livestock general funds and school sinking bonds. County levies included roads bridge and school funds with multiple mills specified.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Board of Equalization
D. D. McKnight
J. &. Shaw
O. M. Best
B. W. Emerick
Vera M. Baker
J. W. Potts
A. H. McVay
B. Ryan
Alva
Garr
Bingham County
Idaho
Alva S. Garr
Wilson & Burden
Donovan Ranch
P. O. Henry Thompson
Victor Mathews
Dell
Henry Thompson
George V. Patterson
Mont
State Board of Equalization
Livestock Commission Fund
State Livestock Sanitary Board
State Insane Asylum
Insane Asylum and Tuberculosis Sanitarium
State of Montana
Mills
Veterans Welfare Commission
County Board of Equalization
Mills Contingent Fund
Pooor Fun
Mill Fair Fund
Mills High School Int
Sinking Fung
General School Fund
Marketing the Grain Crops in the Ninth District
Federal Reserve Bank of the Ninth District warns grain growers of slow movement from farms to markets. With large predicted yields and limited elevator and farm storage, farmers should arrange dry, weatherproof on farm storage and secure local elevator capacity to handle the fall harvest. Officials note car and transport constraints loom large.
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Federal Reserve Bank of the
Ninth District
A. L. Stone
State Bank of
Dillon
Ninth Federal Reserve District
Minne
North
South Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Candidates Seek Nomination At Primary Election
Forty three candidates filed by Monday afternoon for the August 24 primary, with twenty Democrats and twenty three Republicans. Incumbents W. A. Clarke and J. C. Smith seek Democratic district judge posts. Republican judge seats open. Multiple candidates seek county offices including clerk, recorder, sheriff, assessor, treasurer, schools superintendent, auditor, attorney, coroner, public administrator, and justice of the peace, led by notable figures from Dillon, Lima, Medicine Lodge and surrounding areas.
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W. A. Clarke
J. C. Smith
District Court
Frank Hazelbaker
Fred Rite
Leo H. Truax
Lima
Lester Rice
W. B. Hartwie
Dillon
H. G. Rodgers
Anson Baxter
B. A. Risley
Wisdom
Big Hole Basin
W. B. Stephenson
W. A. Bucher
Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
O. C. Gosman
Beaverhead County
John S. Baker
Chas Enlow
Joe Newnes
B. W. Emerick
Cecil Featherly
J. B. David
Melville Lougheed
Georgia Mathews
Alice Wyman
Elizabeth Sutherland
Genevieve Metlen
W. F. Cashmore
Albert 8
Johnson
Joe Fuller
T. B. Gilbert
W. A. Lovell
Dc. P. Thomas
George Banks
A. A. Eliott
W. F. Drummey
Pat Phillips
Justice of the Peace
Tom Mulaney
Grain Storage Advice for Farmers Faces Transportation Delays
John H. Rich urges farmers to provide emergency grain storage by repairing buildings and cleaning sheds. He warns against overreliance on shipping conditions and storing grain outdoors, noting hazards when grain cannot be moved promptly. He recommends adequate storage space and weather protection with insurance.
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Northwest
John H. Rich
Federal Reserve
Fall From Hay Stack Fatal At Peterson Ranch
Walter Neighton died when he fell from a hay stack while working at the John Peterson ranch. An inquest was held by Hiram Brundage. The body was shipped to Bountiful Utah for burial. Little was known of the man who had recently arrived to work in the hay fields.
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Walter Neighton
John Peterson
Hiram Brundage
Bountiful
Utah
Big Hole Basin
Stolen ranch items recovered in Idaho
The sheriff's office said last Saturday the horse saddle bridle and other stolen articles from the Guy Graf ranch on Grasshopper were found in Fairfield Idaho.
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Sheriff's Office
Guy Graf
Fairfield
Idaho
Dillon Beats Twin Bridges in Seven-Inning Baseball
Dillon defeated Twin Bridges 29 to 6 in a seven inning game last Sunday. Dillon dominated from the first inning with a strong offensive showing and held the visitors scoreless early on.
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Dillon
Twin Bridges
Sixth Dillon Chautauqua Held in County Courthouse Tent
The sixth annual Dillon Chautauqua is in the big tent behind the county courthouse and runs through the week. A Monday performance was followed by a well attended dance at Dillmont Park.
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County Court House
Dillmont Park
Manning Resigns Beaverhead County High School Post
Principal C G Manning tendered his resignation as Beaverhead County High School head and will leave Dillon for Lewistown to become superintendent of city schools. During his tenure the county school made wonderful progress and the position in Lewistown is regarded as one of the state’s best.
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C. G. Manning
Beaverhead County
Lewistown
Manning
Dillon
Dillon Man Dies in San Diego California
George Allison a longtime Dillon resident died August 4 in San Diego from apoplexy at age 71. Born in Iowa he lived in Dillon about thirty years. He married Jean Van DeLinder last Christmas and is survived by his son Arthur with his wife and by Clyde in Wisdom.
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Dillon
Charley Lee
W. S. Tash Ranch
George Allison
San Diego
Cal
Allison
Iowa
Jean van DeLinder
Arthur
Clyde
Wisdom
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Soren P. Nelson
Jackson
John M. Evans
Federal Reserve Bank
Beaverhead High School
Dillon Man
San Diego, California
Dillon Rod and Gun Club
Brundage
Forrester
Frycoreberg
Thornton
Aves
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