Two Big Auction Sales In Beaverhead County This Month
Beaverhead county schedules two major sale events this month with 1000 head of horses and mules offered starting February 26 at 10 am at the stock yards. The sale features fancy drivers saddle horses and draft animals plus 24 registered Short horn bulls from C X Larrabee and Percheron Shire horses from Reynold's estate. Yard showcases, prices and a February 27 harness horse and saddler exhibition are planned with multiple prominent breeders listed among consignors. Proceeds cover sale charges and available farm gear. an adjacent McNinch ranch sale on February 20 lists 100 horses and farm implements with lunch provided.
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Beaverhead County
Horse Smith
C. X. Larrabee
Reynold
C. A. Smith
Geore Ditty
Will Tash
Mr. Tash
Clark McNinch
Studebaker Demonstration Entertainment Arrives in City
The Studebaker Corporation presents a moving picture based show of car manufacture from raw materials to final product using a Flanders 20 model. The one hour thirty minute program, hosted by Olmsted Stevens on behalf of local distributor, runs tomorrow at the Grand venue and is free for adults. I G Shafer leads lectures explaining parts and processes. Free passes are sent to invited guests.
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Studebaker Corporation
Olmsted-Stevenson Company
Staudebaker Corporation
I. G. Shafer
Olmasted- Stevenson Company
Cathell Praises Lincoln At Normal College Address
Rev. J Everist Cathell, a leading Episcopal clergyman, spoke at Normal College on Lincoln life and character. He shared anecdotes including a White House encounter as a boy to illustrate Lincoln's kindness despite national crises.
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J. Everist Cathell
Normal College
Abraham Lincoln
Cathell
Dr. Cathell
Abraham Lindon
Virginia
Washington
White House
Bub
Lincoln
Rev. Cathell
Fifth Number Saturday Evening at Scenic
The Normal Entertainment Course presents Mr. John B. Ratto as an impersonator on February 10 at 9 p.m. due to late trains. The program combines humor and audience participation, promising an enjoyable evening at the Scenic with a low ten cent admission.
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John B. Ratto
Ratto
Edward Reno
Reno
The Week at the Scenic Theatre Delights and Weather Tales
A week at the Scenic theatre unfolds with small prizes and light entertainment. A cash prize of 3.00 is reported from Monday night as forecast weather lingers and the groundhog superstition seems unlikely to bring more cold weeks.
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The
Indy
In the library after lunch on the same day
The snippet reads as a brief note about a later time in the day set in a library after lunch, with unclear details due to OCR corruption. It mentions a single day reference and a fragmented phrase, offering little verifiable context or named entities.
Condemnation suit against Poindexter & Orr tried this week
The Gilmore & Pittsburgh railroad company sues Poindexter & Orr Live stock Co for right of way in southeastern city. Judge Callaway presides with a jury of 12. Appraisers’ report dated Oct 11 1911 valued land at 9656.25 and damages at 8218.75 total 11850. Also notes William Klein estate six lots appraised at 1600 accepted by railroad.
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Gilmore & Pittsburgh Railroad Company
Poindexter & Orr Livestock Company
Callaway
W.S. Tash
Harry Schuler
A. N. Downing
Martin R. Quigley
Fred Francis
Joseph C. Smith
Railroad Company
I. J. Hunauker
S. M. McKnight
Henry Fitter
Wm. Klein
Lecture on Scientific Farming Methods in Dillon
The Beaverhead Commercial Club hires H W Campbell for a scientific farming methods talk in Dillon on Wednesday afternoon February 14. He will also lecture in Billings on February 10 and Livingston on February 12. The club urges all farmers and ranchers to attend and bring neighbors.
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Beaverhead Commercial Club
H. W. Campbell
Dillon
Campbell
Billings
Livingston
Commercial Club
Supreme Court Rules Tax on Excess Premiums Illegal
Helena Montana February 6 The state supreme court ruled that the tax on excess premiums levied on insurance companies in Montana is illegal and must be refunded. The repeal law approved March 2 1911 ended the tax and assessments in 1911 were invalid.
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Helena
Mont
Supreme Court
Montana
Printing Examiner BON gh a Bu
A fragment from a printing examiner page notes a name and location in uncertain text. No clear event or outcome is readable to form a full news item.
Improvements At Dillon Bakery In Dillon City
Frank C. McFadden proprietor of the Dillon Bakery reports extensive improvements over the past month making his shop one of the most complete and best equipped in a city of Dillon's size. New floors repapering kalse mined basement cementing a power ice crusher and other upgrades enhance bread and ice cream production under sanitary methods. Public invited to visit anytime to see the up-to-date operations.
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Frank C. McFadden
Dillon Bakery
Dillon
Cattle Shipment Arrivals at Mill Creek Yards Near Anaconda
Big Hole beef shipments begin arriving at Mill Creek cattle yards near Anaconda. Spokane Cattle Co brought in 800 head last week shipped Sunday. Gov. B K White of Dillon lists cattle fed in the Big Hole basin, Beaverhead county, noting 19,220 head with potential to reach 28,000.
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Big Hole Country
Mill Creek
Anaconda
Spokane Cattle Company
B. K. White
Dillon
Big Hole Basin
Beaverhead County
Big Hole
Silver
Marriage License Issued to Hill and McDonald in Butte
A license was issued today to Wm. C. Hill and Jessie McDonald, both young residents of Butte, enabling their marriage.
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Wm. C. Hill
Jessie McDonald
Butte
Silver Laced Wyandottes Win Big At Montana Poultry Show
At the Montana State Poultry Show in Butte on January 22 L. Cushing of Cush ing exhibited silver laced Wyandottes that drew the most attention. Cocks have silvery white necks with black center stripes and diamond white spots, hens feature black white lacing and diamond white centers. The breed excels as a market fowl and layer, with records of over 200 eggs per hen annually, including an Iowa line with 804 eggs in four years. Prizes awarded included first cock, multiple hen wins, pullets, a cockrel, and a winning pen.
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Montana
Butte
L. Cushing
Iowa
Brush Fire Near Sylvester Hirschman Residence
A burning cinder from a passing engine started a brush fire near the Sylvester Hirschman residence yesterday afternoon. The fire threatened the house and nearby structures until the fire department arrived and quickly extinguished the flames.
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Sylvester Hirschman
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Montana State Normal College
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Miss Erwin
Miss Baker
Miss Hazel Taylor
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