New Year's Fire, Accidents, and Local Moves in Dillon
A New Year’s fire on South Pacific street began from a lighted Christmas tree and was put out before any fire department arrival with no damage. Jack Deputy of Mortana Meat Market suffered a severe hand injury requiring amputation after his left index finger was caught in a grinder on January 1. Walton Cosgrove returns to Butte to continue studies, accompanied by his younger brother Terry. Henry Irwin and family visit from Rogerson Idaho for holidays, staying with Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Bimrose. A. T. Peterson, Alice Roe, and Mary Innes return from Helena after attending a State Teachers Association session. George Baker and wife arrive from Portland, with Baker taking a deputy post under his father, John J. Baker. R. J. Bidstrup and George Stimpson ship a carload of hogs to Spokane. F. A. Gibble, seen at Stimpson ranch, is thought deranged. Tom Drummey leaves for Los Angeles to enter a business college. Mrs. Harvey Marsh becomes bookkeeper at McCrackin. Walter Stamm starts work as clerk for Fred Rife in the court clerk’s office. Bellie Henderson is granted a divorce from W. H. Henderson by Judge Henry G. Rodgers. Teresa Degan, once at Galen, moves to Flagstaff Arizona to take a position at the state normal school. friends cheer her recovery.
1925 Forecast: A Stronger Year After 1924
The piece argues 1925 will outpace 1924 with higher stock prices as Coolidge's re election boosts confidence. It recalls past bull runs starting after elections, noting heavy NYSE activity and orders held back until ballots were counted, then unleashed. It predicts continued gains into January.
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Coolidge
New York Stock Exchange
Louis Anderson Seated on State Board in 1925
The article reports Louis Anderson being chosen for the state board with other officers re-elected. It covers debates on fishing license pricing, separate licenses for fishing and hunting, and a proposed mandatory fish screens at ditch heads. It notes opposition to impractical provisions and urges ranchers to contact legislators.
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Louis Anderson
Beavers Dominate Salmon City Idaho in Home Win
Beaverhead high basketball team defeated visiting Salmon City Idaho 8316 in a fast game marked by Captain Oliver's flashy basket tossing and a smooth Beaver attack. Beavers led 17 7 at halftime and built a steady margin through the contest. Referee Ryburn officiated and locals praise Dillon Volunteer Fire Department for assisting after a Monday afternoon fire.
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Beaverhead High
Salmon City
Idaho
Oliver
Salmon Boys
Beavers
Ryburn
Hinsdale and Helena Telephone Operators Named
Residents Ann Farley of Helena Dan Crowley of Helena and Charles Morris of Fort Benton are listed among local telephone operators in a regional notice.
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Hinsdale
Willis Appointed Stenographer to Court
F D Willis has been appointed stenographer by Judge Henry Rodgers in the Fifth Judicial District. He assumed duties January 3 in the new role.
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F. D. Willis
Willis
Fifth Judicial District
Henry
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Parke Davis
Business Directory
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Lawrence S. Morand
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