Cashmore Wins Water Commissioner Post In Dillon
The Dillon city council appointed Will Cashmore as water commissioner to replace A. L. Badcon with a starting salary of 90 dollars, later rising as he gains experience. The council also discussed minors in saloons and ordered Sassman to report violations, while Chief Sassman and Police Judge Elliott logged January arrests totaling 28 with 12 dollars in fines.
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Eliel
Barry
Brock
Innes
Hainds
Monrioe
Leonard
White
Martin Innes
Redlight
Sassman
Metlon
A. L. Badcon
W. T. George
E. L. Burrell
Phil. Anderegg
Thomas Holmes
Will Cashmore
Clifford Knapp
W. J. Forster
Dan Shi
Harry Sink
A. G. Keisting
W. H. Kohl
Metropolitan Chop House
Keisling
Dillon
Badcon
Amos Elliott
J. E. Monroe
Special Salvation Army Service in Dillon With Army Leaders
A special Salvation Army service is planned at the army hall on Tuesday February 14 led by Col Henry Lee provincial officer for the Intermountain Province with 27 years of Christian work. Major Frank Waite Young People's secretary with 26 years service will accompany him and Major Watt of Butte will also attend. The three seasoned officers promise a real spiritual time and invite all to attend with friends.
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Salvation Army
Henry Lee
Inter Mountain Province
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Frank Waite
Watt
Butte
Dillon
Frederick Sadler Dies in Dillon at 92
Frederick Sadler a longtime Dillon resident died last Sunday at the home of his daughter Mrs L J Price. He was 92 years nine months and twelve days old and had been a merchant shoemaker and miner in various states before settling in Montana. Survived by six children including Frederick and Frank Sadler and several daughters, services were held at St James Episcopal Church with Rev Hooker officiating and burial at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Frederick Sadler
Dillon
L. J. Price
Sadler
Strassburg
Germany
America
United States
Ohio Valley
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Montana
Texas
Frank Sadler
Amazon
George Paris
Monida
Students Recital Next Wednesday at Normal College Assembly Hall
Miss Grace Graeter announces a recital by her music pupils at the Normal College Assembly Hall next Wednesday evening February 15 with curtain at 8 30. A second recital by others from her class follows the next week. The program includes piano duets vocal solos and assorted pieces by Schubert Sartorio and Chopin among others with many named performers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Graeter
Normal College Assembly Hall
Legislative resolutions and joint resolutions summarized
A set of five Senate joint resolutions and four House joint measures propose actions including funding for an insane asylum, endorsing the Panama exposition in 1915, opening Crow Reservation and adjudicating Indian rights, aiding Yellowstone irrigation settlers, and constitutional change to elect US Senators by popular vote. Proposals also urge decorative work by Montana artists on the state capitol and ceding 50 000 acres for a tuberculosis hospital fund, plus ratification of the federal income tax amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Insane Asylum Fund
San Francisco
Montana
United States
Wintering in Good Condition in Madison County
Madison county livestock are wintering in splendid shape despite a long winter and early snowfall. Cattle and sheep receive ample hay as owners feed heavily and horses on open ranges number in the thousands, also thriving. Carloads of cattle and sheep bound for the spring market are shipped weekly from Alder Sheridan and Norris stations as Professor Monroe leaves for Butte to attend Bagdad Temple meetings.
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Madison County
Alder
Sheridan
Norris
Madisonian
Twelve Bills Are Now Laws from the Twelfth Session
The governor has signed four senate bills and eight house bills. Measures from both chambers, including two senate joint memorials and two house-originated joint memorials approved by Governor Norris, await action or have been vetoed. Notable actions include HB 24 creating a new judge for the Thirteenth district and HB 51 defining first degree assault. The Donlan white slave bill and SB 34 strengthening the state board of stock commissioners are among key measures enacted.
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Senate
House
Govenor
Norris
Woody
Representative McMurray
Horticultural Society
Thirteenth Judicial District
Representative Bell
Billings
Bell
Justice Courts
State Board of- Stock Commissioners
Langhorne
Cockreil
Big Hole feeders fatten cattle for coast and Alaska markets
About 27 000 head of steers are being fattened in the Big Hole basin Beaverhead county for coast and Alaska markets. Representative T J Murray notes rising numbers and prices, with land sales rising from ten to twenty to thirty dollars an acre, and cattle yielding higher dress percentages than corn fed stock helping profits on Alaska shipments.
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Big Hole
Beaverhead
Coast
Alaska
T. J. Murray
Helena
Montana
Art Exhibit At Public School Draws Crowds This Week
The two hundred Elson prints from Boston are shown in the school exhibition with walls hung and easels for close study. Evening entertainment by students, candy booths, and orders for reproductions support purchasing more Elson pictures for school decorations. Donations may include engraved plates for donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson Company
Boston
Massachusetts
Elson
Alton Packard Next Attraction at Normal Auditorium
Alton Packard cartoonist and humorist brings rare fun well done to Dillon audiences. The show at the Normal Auditorium is scheduled for Thursday evening February 16 with reserved-seat sales starting at Yeamian's next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Packard
Peo
Dillon
Packard
Yeamian
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W. F. Cashmore
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Militaire
Irene Yeaman
Margaret Poindexter
Schubert Joe of
Humpty Dumpty
Rondo
Tee Eeeweetor Hollie Staudacher
Rachel Smith
Ruby Wyatt
Nettie Shiel
Cecile Perry
Postillon D’amour
Lucile Paul, Cloen Thomas
Tarentella
Gurlitt
Sartorio
Huntington Woodman
Thomas F. Behr Ye Teen Ewes
Frank Paul
Rogers
Lichner
Helen Poindexter
Mary Fern Andrus
Joy of the Morning
Iva Miller
W. Lomas
Tulip
The
Rose
Ene
Anita Stamm
Tirindelli
H. Ware
Lange
Sesuece
E- Heins
Mae Henneberry
Polonaise
Dorothy Brundage
Valiant
Jesse Lynch Williams
Eleanor Plummer
Miss Dunning
Paderewski
Elizabeth
Metlen
Hazel Stratton
Mary Hester Phillips
Valse
Clare Conger
Jean Bishop
Ween Ree
Mrs. Beach
Chopin
Monroe
Bagdad Temple
Lodge
Elson Pictures
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