Beaverhead County Commissioners Hear Saloon Petition and Road Plans
Beaverhead county commissioners in Montana met December 4 5 6 7 8 9 1916 in regular sessions. They denied a saloon license renewal citing maximum allowed licenses in Wisdom and considered ownership status of a license. They opened bids for county physicians printing groceries and reviewed wages and expenses. The board appointed viewers on Sage Creek Lima road changes and approved numerous claims and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Stephenson
Moss
Wilson
Lewis E. McNinch
Board of Equalization
Norris, Hurd & Collins
O. C. Gosman
Fred Rife
Ernest W. Geary
Sage Creek
Lima
Bert Knox
Talton Long
John C. Patterson
M W. Bucy
M. A. Walker
Jacob Thorkelson
H. A. MacMillan
R. H. Ryburn
C. R. Blake
Examiner Printing Company
Graeter Grocery Company
Missouri
District Court
Big Hole
Theodor Nelson
D. D. McKnight
Jay 8. Baker
Henry F. Crittenden
District Court Proceedings Include Dismissals and Verdicts
In Montana, the district court heard cases including Bruno Damage Suit dismissed for lack of evidence. M M Moss found guilty of assault in third degree with a $600 fine. Wm Ellis convicted of second degree assault. 4 1/2 to 5 years in state prison. appeal expected. Bruneau v Butte Miners Union ended in non suit for damages of $20,000 tied to a 1914 riot injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
M. M. Moss
Moss
Ellis
Wm. Ellis
Colonel Nolan
Joe Walsh
Mint
Butte
Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Mr. Bruneau
W. D. Kyle
Peter Breen
E. K. Duncan
E. J. Wortman
Breen
Pastime Week Showings Feature Pillars of Society and The Storm
The Pastime presents Pillars of Society featuring Henry Walthall tomorrow night and The Storm with Blanche Sweet Friday. Also on the bill are The Weakness of Strength with Edmund Breese Saturday, The Patriot with Wm. S. Hart Sunday, and The Intrigue, The Unwelcome Mother, and Trail of the Lonesome Pine in coming days. Deer hunters Frank Knotts and Dan Mooney bagged game in Ryan canyon last week before hunting season closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillars of Society
Henry Walthall
Blanche Sweet
Maine
Miss Sweet
Edmund Breese
Wm. S. Hart
Lenore Ulrich
Pallas- Paramount
Walter Law
Lonesome Pine
Frank Knotts
Dan Mooney
Money
Ryan
Dillon Holds Grand Municipal Christmas Celebration
Dillon marks Christmas with a city hall pageant and church services. The municipal program features a Spirit of Christmas pageant with America and Red Cross Nurse figures, carols by bands, and various local children’s performances. Churches host concerts and children’s programs, with a statewide sense of shared holiday charity and interfaith participation.
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Dillon
Aong
Children of Dillon
America
United States
Red Cross
Christ
J. BE. Monroe
Luebben
R. R. Rathbone
Herald Angels
New Dillon to Get Security State Bank
Pearl I. Smith organizes a new bank for Dillon with C. C. Thornton of Benson Minnesota to manage. Temporary quarters to be in Smith’s Bannack street building with a fireproof vault. Financing and fixtures to be arranged in coming weeks with operations expected within 60 days.
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Pearl I. Smith
New Dillon Institution
C. C. Thornton
Benson
Minnesota
Helena
Dillon
Security State Bank
Mr. Smith
Bannack Street
Thornton
First National Bank of
Beaverhead County
Hunters Stall in West Gallatin Basin Snowbound
About 250 elk hunters with 50 autos and many sleighs and wagons were marooned for six days in the upper West Gallatin canyon 60 miles from Bozeman due to 30 inches of snow. A snow plow and eight-horse team were expected to descend Sunday as hundreds of hunters awaited movement amid more heavy snowfall. Prominent marooned included Attorney General J. B. Pointexter State Treasurer Rae of Helena and Captain D Ray Stivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Bozeman
Upper West Gallatin Canyon
Bozeman
Canyon
J. B. Pointexter
Rae
Helena
D. Ray Stivers
Butte
Yellowstone National Park
Boundary Line
Gallatin Farmer Boys Ranch Purchased In Dillon
Joseph Edens and family from Gallatin county spent a week in Dillon and purchased the 320 acre ranch of the late Chas Hirschman through C L Worth real estate. They plan to move to Dillon and take possession February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Edens
Dillon
Gallatin County
City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commissioners
Theodore Nelson
C. W. Francis
Frank Wilson
Wisdom
F. M. Poindexter
Helen K. Bulger
R. F. Tattersall
Court House
Rerntrice
B. F. White
Gray & Ford
John Collins
F. J. Burke
H. B. Duff
Butler & Harris
W. Robison
L. C. Boyle
D. V. Erwin
Pris Odels
Eeseee Eee Dillon Dry Goods Company
Pris
M. J. Moran
H. A. Bolton
Examiner Printing Co
Dillon Furniture Co
Dart Hdw. & Imp. Co
E. Graeter Grocery Co
R. S. Stephenson
POMBE
Grgeher
S. B. Howell
Slockion
Ed N. Evans
Justice Fees
Fred Nelson
L. P. Phillips
W. O. McCormick
C. F. McDonough
R. R. Price
F. A. Hazelbaker
G. A. Pomeroy
Harry Browning
Mayme F. French
Chas. Martin
Fred Dearborn
C. L. Grady
Court House Hughes & McCaleb
Archie Hen Perry
Mary L. Stevens
Eee Co
Union Elec.’ Co
Barrett
Metlen Hotel
Montana Auto Supply Co
Wemple & Holtz
T. B. Taylor
Dillon Implement Co
Bruno
City Hall
the Baptist Church
Children of the Baptist Sunday School
Rhet Rathbone
Ralph Cushing
Ralph Smith
Levere Brown
Anna Conklin
Grace Little
Lester Opp
Bethlehem
Clifford Mickelson
Laverne Roberts
Renee Schoojano Solo
Rachel
Rose Church
Leonards
Adeste
Fideles
Francis Tonrey
Benedictus
H. F. Henry
St. James
Hark
Clough-Leighton
Bethle
Avecdas
Juanita Thomas
Directress
Dr. Neal
Grace Dickinson
Calkin
Towneley
Thorne
H. Caswell
Sir John Goss
Cloea Thomas
King Wenceslas
Dr. Neale
Helmore
C. J. Black
Mrs. Willis
Coleridge
John Francis Barnett
Babe
Caswell
J. B. Dykes
Roy Stephenson
W. C. Dix
Organ Choir
Methodist Church
Mrs. Shipman
Robt. Clark
Bernice Hirschman
Robert Finch
Berthana Koontz
Phyllis Scully
Dorothy Hirschman
Town of
Harriet Shipman
Gladys Scully
Betty Furschner
Miss Morton
Dorothy Evans
Inez Sassman
Evelyn Evans
Billy Boone
The
Thelma Patrick
Minnie Wemple
Oral Rhodes
Lena Reding
Martha Humphrey
Margaret Williams
Pearl Cox
Nora Olson
Lenora Carney
NEW Bank
Smith
West Gallatin Basin
Gallatin Farmer Boys Ranch
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