B H Paul Victim of Cutting Affray in Monida
A cutting affray in Monida last Saturday night left B H Paul, a prominent Southern Montana businessman, seriously wounded after a paint clash in a saloon. George Walker, a saloon worker, allegedly struck Paul with a knife four inches long, with doctors and local officials moving the suspect to safety and care for Paul.
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Monida
B. H. Paul
Montana
George Walker
Walker
Mr. Paul
Dr. Ford
Lima
W. H. Boyle
S. B. Burnsiden
Judge Noble
Dillon
Sheriff's Office
Virginia City
Sherif Kadell
Paul
Ford
French-Haines Land and Sheep Company Formed in Dillon
George W. French and Ed Call partners divided and incorporated their sheep business as the French Haines Land and Sheep Company. Filed with the county clerk August 25, the Montana corporation owns lands and stock in Madison and Beaverhead counties with principal office in Dillon. Set for twenty years, four directors appointed for three months are George W. French Mary W. French Samuel J. Haines and Mary M. Haines, all residents of Dillon. Capital stock totals thirty thousand dollars, fully paid, at one dollar per share.
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George French
Ed Call
S. J. Haines
Lown of
Montana
Madison
Beaverhead
French-Hainea Land and Sheep Company
Dillon
Beaverhead County
George W. French
Mary W. French
Samuel J. Hainnes
Mary M. Haines
Local travelers praise park trip and service
A. F. Graeter, Wm. Knapp, Albert Stamm, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schuler, Miss Lulu Stamm and Miss Sadie Graeter returned from a Park visit last Thursday. They praised the trip noting comfort provided by the transportation company and hotel attentiveness. Mr. FE. D. Wilson of Short Line at Butte was singled out for helping make the journey pleasant.
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A. F. Graeter
Wm. Knapp
Albert Stamm
Fred Schuler
Lulu Stamm
Sadie Graeter
Park
Miss Stamm
Milwaukee
FE. D. Wilson
Butte
Beaverhead County Fair Plans Tie to Nat Reiss Carnival
Directors meet at the Beaverhead county court house in Dillon and report strong fair prospects. lodging rooms are filling. Johnson & Boone head public comfort efforts. The fair will feature cattle sheds stock pens box stalls and notable horse entries from Poindexter & Orr and others. Wallace the man eating lion in Nat Reiss show is highlighted with trainer Frank Hall and veteran scarred history from India to New York.
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Beaverhead County, Fair Association
Court House
Dillon
Johnson & Boone
Poindexter & Orr Company
C. A. Smith
C. C. Cornell
Mra. Reynolde
Ke, W. Geary
Tash & Lenkeradotter
J. W. Ewing
Barrett Horne Company
Robert Quick
Beaverhead County Fair
Nat Reiss
Mr. Reing
Jungles
Wallace
Thia
Frank Hall
Mr. Hall
Lord Kitchener
India
New York
Boatock Menaperie
San Francisco
Reina
Professor Hall
Pioneer Jackson businessman B. Fournier dies in Seattle
Mrs B O Fournier in Seattle reports the death of B A Fournier a Big Hole basin pioneer and longtime Jackson merchant after stomach illness and surgery. Funeral held at St Patrick's in Butte with Sheriff Duke Gist and County Attorney Melton as pallbearers. Born in Montreal the 60 year old French Canadian mined in Nevada and the Comstock district before settling in Jackson in 1877. He ran a ranch cattle business started a Jackson store in 1898 and moved to Seattle about a month ago to seek treatment leaving an estate of around 40000 to his widow Marie Cartier with no children.
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H. A. Bond
B. O. Fourner
Seattle
Washington
Jeckson
Fournier
Butte
St. Patrick’s Church
Dillon
Duke Gist
Melton
Big Hole Basin
Jackson
Mies Marie Cartier
Close race in Examiners contraatta contest
The final week of the Examiners contest tightens the race as votes surge. Three leaders Miss Marjorie Conger Miss Anna Adama and Miss Eva Conger vie for top spots while no new entries are allowed and an impartial final count will name the winner.
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Marjorie Conger
Anna Adama
Eva Conger
Orpha Lenkerndorfer
Cecil Perry
Anna Adams Nene
Bere
Orpha Leokersdorfer
Ha Opamp Hwerst
Pearl Ward
Bedrock
Vera Melvin
Elk and deer scene outlined by Montana hunter Metzelton
Tom Metzel of Metzelton discusses a promising Montana big game season in the Rockiea main range and Gravelly area. He notes elk and deer are present, antelope rare, and emphasizes stalking skills, mountain knowledge, and patience for success in southern Montana hunting.
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Tom Metzel
Metzelton
Centennial Valley
Butte
Metzel
Montana
Rockiea
Dillon Team Finishes Tour With Strong 9-4 Record
The Dillon baseball squad returned home after a state tour posting nine wins and four losses in thirteen games. A slump at Bozeman hurt the road record but fans still praise the team as they prepare for a four-game set with Livingston and a potential Bozeman series during fair week.
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Dillon
Roaing
Jowever
Bozeman
Dillon Boys
Karmera
Livingston
Invincibles
Livingson
Northwest
Hazeman
Park County
Barry
Bozemoan
Country Club Picnic Delights West Side Wives Event
The Country Club gathering of west side wives hosted their husbands and guests at Hi J Selway grove. About 75 attended a noon dinner prepared by local farmers wives using the season's harvest. Guests left satisfied after a day praised as the most enjoyable picnic yet.
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Country Club
West Aide
John Nyhart
Hawley Selway
Elzy Smith
Theodore Nelaon
Peder Jenaen
Hans Mickelson
Sonia Sorenson
R. P. Willard
P. G. Nelaon
Nela Nelaon
Frank
Sandor Guidici
W. F. Drummey
Theo
Moran
Charles
Conrad Minie
Seriously Injured Worker Recovers After Narrow Accident
Irving Phillips, injured last week, is improving and can walk outdoors. He rode a locomotive from Polaris toward Armatead to fetch an engine for rope work. At Edward Marcheesean’s place the coupling failed on rough ground, pinning him between engine and car and leaving him badly squeezed.
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Irving Phillips
Phillips
Polaris
Armatead
Edward Marcheesean
Philllipa
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Examiner
Yellowstone Park
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