Political nerves heat as party conventions near
Friends of prospective candidates on both sides quietly discuss possible contenders for sheriff county commissioner and legislative seats. Democrats name Ike Edinger, Thomas Scott, George Dart among others. Republicans cite Otto Gosman Fred Stone Fred Randolph and others as likely nominees.
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Ike Edinger
Thomas Scott
George Dart
George Stimpson
Otto Gosman
Fred Stone
Fred Randolph
Wm. Scully
Clark Anderson
John Lenkersdorfer
Charles Sassman
C. H. Strowbridge
J. P. Lossl
Mr. Walker
the Big Hole
Silas Dishno
Jackson
M. D. Gist
Joseph Shaw
Charles Francis
C. E. Miller
C. R. Brown
Democratic Party
Wm. Montgomery
Fred Nelson
Big Hole Basin
John A. West, Sr
Richard Gallagher
Lima
E. B. Roe
Bedrock
J. C. Brenner
Horse Prairie
H. T. Poindexter
W. M. Oliver
J. C. Smith
J. H. Alvord
Theordore Nelson
G. T. Paul
A. L. Stone
S. 5. Patterson
Dillon
Republican Party
Frank Eliel
T. J. Murray
Col
Alf Decker
George Lovell
George Gleed
Henry Thompson
Ninth Inning Hoodoo Feels Dillon In Butte Thriller
Butte defeats Dillon 2 to 1 in a close Sunday game as fans hoped for a rematch next week. Box score notes two runs, key sacrifices by Pease and Richter, and pitchers Kirstahler and Keenan. Attendance hit 7,000 with Wright umpiring and a 1 hour 50 minute game.
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Butte
Dillon
Butte Features
Pease
Richter
Kirstahler
Keenan
Austin
Barry
McHugh
Tucker
Merkle
Wright
Miss Mary McManomey Weds Daniel F. McCarthy in Quiet Butte Ceremony
Miss Mary McManomey formerly of Beaverhead county married Daniel F. McCarthy at St. Patrick's church in a small gathering. Rev. Father O'Kennedy officiated with groomsman Daniel Murphy and bridesmaid Margaret Costello. The couple will reside at 22 South Montana after a short honeymoon.
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Mary McManomey
Beaverhead County
Butte
St. Patrick’s Church
Daniel F. McCarthy
O’kennedy
Daniel Murphy
Margaret Costello
Montana Street
Carter leaves Dillon for Seattle after transacting business
Fred Carter, who has been handling business matters in Dillon for several weeks, departed for his Seattle home Sunday morning. Mrs. Carter plans to stay with relatives in Dillon for two more weeks.
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Fred Carter
Dillon
Seattle
Mrs. Carter
Bandit Arraigned Again as Bond Raised to 17500
The Dillon bandit, Edward Smith, appeared before Judge Poindexter facing four charges including burglary robbery arson and assault. Bond set at 17500 with a 17000 amount needed to post. plea entered by next Tuesday morning. Forest visitors from Beaverhead and Sheep Creek prompted local tension as elk and deer crossed Lima rail yards without incident.
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Dillon
W.S. Barbour
Edward Smith
Dillon Team Matches Butte In Narrow Baseball Loss
The Dillon fastball nine put up a strong exhibition at Columbia Gardens as Butte edged Dillon 2 to 1 in the ninth inning. The Beaverhead county squad, though smaller, showed it can rival the city team and may outplay any other squad in the state.
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Dillon
Butte
Butte Miner
Columbia ® Gardens
Butto
Beaverhead
Elk and deer invade Lima amid Beaverhead fires
A. S. Beardsley, Lima businessman and former Beaverhead assessor, says forest fires drove elk and deer from Beaverhead National Forest into Lima. He cites unimpeachable locals who report animals in daylight strolling through town streets without fear.
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Beaverhead National Forest
Beaverhead County
Standard
A. S. Beardsley
Lima
Beardsley
Centennial Valley
Miles Quartette Draws Big Audiences at Scenic Theater
The Miles quartette draws large crowds this week at the Scenic theater praised as a high class refined concert. Each member is well trained with balanced musical ability. Tomorrow features a Hamilton Buckley sketch and Rankin monologue with amateur night adding six entries for a $10 prize. Ferhally and Berlan perform Sunday with Debar in a musical comedy monologue.
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Miles Quartette
Dillon
Miles
Hamilton
Buckley
Andy Rankin
Ferhally
Berlan
Harry Debar
E L West seriously injured in ranch horse accident
E L West employed at the John F Bishop ranch north of Dillon was injured when his horse stumbled into a badger hole and fell on him. The accident caused bladder rupture and internal injuries. he was taken to St James hospital and is reported to be improving.
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E. L. West
John F. Bishop
Dillon
Mr. West
West
St. James Hospital
F. M. Poindexter
Miss Lucile Paul Returns From Butte Visit
Miss Lucile Paul has returned to Dillon this afternoon after visiting friends in Butte for ten days.
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Lucile Paul
Butte
Dillon
Pioneer Eunice Selway Dies After Long Faithful Life
Funeral services were held at the Dillon Methodist Church for Mrs. Eunice Selway born 1847 in Iowa. She taught school fifteen terms before moving to Montana in 1873 and BeaVerhead County in 1874 where she married James Selway. Survived by three sisters and a brother, her life reflected Christian service through the Methodist Church, Ladies Aid, and W C T U. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Eunice Selway
Dillon
Christ
Selway
Iowa
Yankee Settlement
Edgewood
Iowa College
Montana
T. B. Craver
D. B. Noble
Sheridan
Beaverhead County
Poindexter
James Selway
Herbert B
Valley
Hawley J
Luther
Eliza M
Ladies Aid Society
Medicine Lodge
Mesdames
Jane
Cynthia Robison
Herbert Noble
van Orsdel
Helena
George King
Whitehall
Mountain View Cemetery
Montana Urges Strong Delegations to Fifth Dry Farming Congress
Governor urges Montanans to attend the Fifth Dry Farming Congress and Exposition in Spokane starting Monday Oct 3. The event runs one week with congress sessions Monday evening through Thursday night. Montana aims for broad representation from county commissioners farmers organizations cities and individual members.
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Montana
Spokane
Congress
Billings
Jeader
Governor Norris Calls for Exhibits and Delegates
The governor invites the public to assemble exhibits and appoint delegates and directs correspondence to Secretary of the Congress John T. Burns in Spokane for information and premium lists. The missive is signed Dwin L. Norris.
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Congress
John T. Burns
Spokane
Tay
Dwin L. Norris
Beaverhead County High School Opens for Seventh Year
Beaverhead County high school starts its seventh year on Tuesday September 6 with a nine o clock assembly and a special program. Registration follows at noon with enrollment and class assignments at 1 30. Delinquent student exams are to be held and many new teachers have already arrived. Enrollment is expected to exceed recent years aided by out of Dillon attendance and a new short agricultural course welcomed by older students.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
Stallions for Farmers Seek Sound Breeding Partners
Farmers seek reliable stallions or exchanges to avoid inbreeding and fraud. Manyregistered, sound, disease-free stallions licensed for public service in Montana are available at reduced prices. Farmers should request board blank forms to describe needs or offerings, then find nearby sales or exchanges among themselves.
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U.S
Montana
Dorothy Party Honors Miss Dorothy House of Butte
Julia Anderson hosted a Saturday Dorothy party for her young guest Miss Dorothy House of Butte. A matinee at the Scenic and refreshments at Foster's followed for invited guests Dorothy Brundage Poindexter Gelhaus and Perry.
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Julia Anderson
Dorothy
Dorothy House
Butte
Julia
Foster’s Later
Dorothy Brundage
Dorothy Poindexter
Dorothy Gelhaus
Dorothy Perry
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W. Robison
Lyman Bennett
Miss Herr
Mary Innes
Miss Ross
Butte City
Abrhpoae
Ewes Ewe
Ewe
Schils
Kinville
Claybourn
Esee
Knight
Ewe Wees
Kiratahler
Dillon Abrhpore McNamara
Mary MacManomey
Ing
Beaverhead Forest
Sheep Creek
Eunice B. Selway
Methodist Church
Revs. van Orsdel and
King
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