Beaverhead County Birth Records Highlight 1926 Balance
Beaverhead County birth records show eighty three children born in the past twelve months with forty eight boys and thirty five girls. The report notes a total of eighty six births in 1926 with a gender split of thirty four girls and twenty two boys. Monthly totals list January July November December with twelve births, August eight, February and May seven, March six, April and September five, and October four. The year records one set of twins.
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Beaverhead County
Ogaard Heads Seed Council of North America
Helena December 21 A Montana agronomist A J Ogaard was elected president of the Seed Council of North America at its first meeting linked to the grain and city show in Chicago last month. He has led the International Crop Improvement Association for three years and promoted better seed across Montana and western states. The council aims for uniform seed policies and proposes state seed law recommendations. Meetings will be annual with invitees from the International Crop Improvement Association to discuss the pure seed program. Continues on Page 8.
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Helena
Montana
A. J. Ogaard
Montana Agronomist
Counell of
iNorth
America
Chicago
Ogaard
Council
North America
Pgdard
International Crop ‘Improvement, Association
Coutcil
Prosperous year ahead for Beaverhead residents says column
Residents of Beaverhead reflect on 1927 as a year of progress and prosperity. They report no widespread complaints and expect 1928 to be equally favorable with good cattle and wool prices boosting business, as the new year begins next Saturday at midnight.
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Beaverhead
Peterson Buys Cardwell Herefords In Big Hole Deal
John Peterson, cattle king of Horse Prairie, purchased the Cardwell herd of Hereford cattle for about 100000. Sam Robison of Butte, a noted cattle buyer with multiple ranches in the Big Hole basin, arranged and aided the large sale that involved Cardwell interests, hay, and feeding plans.
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John Peterson
Cardwell
Sam Robison
Butte
Dillion
Robison
Big Hole Basin
Horse Prairie
Ased
Beaverhead County Deaths and Causes for 1927
In Beaverhead County the year 1927 recorded sixty seven oaths with twelve deaths from various causes across months January to December. The month with most fatalities was August and March had two fatalities. Causes included heart disease coronary embolism tuberculosis and accidental deaths such as downing electrocution gunshot and being thrown from a horse. Noted individuals include Adolph Eliel and Thomas Mokler. Continued on Page 8.
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Adolph Eliel
Thomas _Mokler
Fifty-Nour Dillon Weddings From Idaho Boost 1927
Dillon recorded eighty marriages in 1927, seventeen fewer than 1926, with thirty five involving Idaho residents. Clerk Fred Rife issued eighty licenses. May led with twelve, while April and February saw the fewest. The article notes prior marriages among applicants and Helena meetings for local educators.
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Dillon
Idaho
Dan Cupid
Fred ‘Rife
Death of Mrs Clara C Michelson Dies in Butte Area
Mrs Clara C Michelson wife of Louis Michelson well known Dillon tailor died at her Kentucky avenue home after a long illness. She was 54 and had lived in the city over twenty years. Funeral Friday at 2 from First Baptist Church with Rev R C Shannon officiating and burial at Mountain View cemetery.
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Clara C. Michelson
Louis Michelson
Dillon
Kentucky Avenue
Butte
First ‘Baptist Church
R. C. Shannon
Mountain View
Michelson
Jadines
Beaverhead County News Digest Highlights Local Events
A roundup of Beaverhead area happenings includes school registrations for winter quarter at Normal College with J. E. Shaw chairing the county commission, new officers taking office at the courthouse, and Eliel Ellel’s death. Also noted are the Beaverhead high hoop victory, a grand 88th birthday for Craig Cornell, a murder suspect's capture, and multiple court cases. Beaverhead stock and livestock values remain Montana’s top within the state, plus local sports results and community events.
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Normal College
J. E. Shaw
Windom
County Fair Association
Beaverhead County
St. Peter’s of Anaconda
Craig Cornell
Beaverhead Valley
Mike Smith
Green River
Wyo
Warren Sutherland
W. EB
Kenison
A. L. Anderson
Lyman H. Bennett
A. F. Waldorf
A. L
Davis
Henry. G. Rodgers
Beaverhead
Pocatello Edges Beaver Quint in Tight Monday Clash
Pocatello state champs beat Beaverhead county high school 18 to 16 in a hard fought game Monday night in Dillon Idaho. Wright sparked a Beaver rally late but W Hall of Pocatello broke the comeback with long range shooting as Dillon closed the gap without enough scoring.
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Pocatello
Beaver Quint
Idaho
Chicago
Beaverhead County
Beaver
Wright
Dillon
W. Hall
Ace
Beavers
Little
Roberts
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Dell
George Butt
Armstead
John Wenger
Jackson
Elmer Selway
Grant
Oscar Gravelly
Earl W. Roush
Lima
Leo Messenger
Arthur McAlpin
E. B, Harkness
Emphrey Hildreth
Armatead
Ernest Reed
Walter Richardson
Ernest Loft
Mads Anderson
Jack Brown
Red Rock
Frank Fiddler
Glendale
Charles Smith
Earl Cantrell
Denns C. Devaney
Melrose
Orrin.o
Arch -Seybold
Boyle
Howell
George Hedden
Havns Heniigsen
George H. Suritit Grant
Edward ‘ Perry
Jantare Neictii
W. D
Knox
John Wolf
Adolph. Ries
Twin Bridges
D. P. Thurber
Worth Empey
James A. Rainsden
R.D. Curry
Michael Boka
B. J. McMenomey
Grayling
Rushel Harrison
Harold Pinkerton
George Spaford
Argenta
Lafayette Nelson
C. A. Hansen
W. Ross
John Lanner
Wise River
Heads Seed Council
Phan
Tnt
Deember
Genevieve
Albertson
Margaret Craig Curran
Dr. Davis
Jessie Duboc
Norma College
Tives
Little God
Mary
Bozeman
State Board of Equalization
Whitehall High
Whitehall
Dillon Bowling Alley
Emery K. Smith
Jack Maher
Woolgrowers
John M. Baird
Big Hole
J. A. Millican
Salt Lake City
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