Beavers Top Powell County High in 40-23 Clash
Beaverhead high defeats Deer Lodge 40 to 23 at the high school gym to claim the mining district contest. Led by Yale and Williams with Contway and Sterling aiding, the Beavers opened a 7-6 first quarter before pulling away 20-9 by halftime and 28-14 after three periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Swamp Deer Lodge
Powell County High
Deer Lodge
Beavers
Jack Yale
Powell
Yale
Williams
Contway
Sterling
Rivers
Baaflef
Takys Sterling
Well Known Pioneer Beattie Dies After Long Illness
Thomas C. Beattie pioneer rancher of the Centennial valley died yesterday morning at the Metlen hotel in Dillon after a long illness. Born January 10 1859 in Cave county Wisconsin he came to Montana 45 years ago and Beaverhead county 27 years ago settling on a Centennial valley ranch. He retired from ranching two years ago and had traveled widely. Survived by two brothers in law Matt Kay Grant and William Montgomery Anaconda and several relatives in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Beattie
Centennial Valley
Metlen
Dillon
Mr. Beattie
Cave County
Wisconsin
Montana
Beaverhead County
Matt Kay
Grant
William Montgomery
Anaconda
East
John Tritt
Beaverheat
Board of County
Beaverhead
Jose . Rome
Garland
Lima
Sam ‘Deardorff
Peat
J. Y. Wade
Bannack
Ralph A. Jones
Montana Meridian
Ethel Rhodes
Board of County Commissioners
O. C. Gosman
Mont. Dillon
Alex McDonald
McPherson Antigosh
Glenfisle
Young Man Seriously Injured In Timber Fall
Leo A. Hale of Feindexter & Orr ranch was badly injured last Saturday in the upper Blacktail timber when a falling tree struck him on the head and face, fracturing the skull and severing the eyeball. He is at Poindexter & Orr home ranch and will be moved to Barrett hospital when stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo A. Hale
Feindexter & Orr Ranch Company
Poindexter & Orr. Home Ranch
Barrett Hospital
Rebekahs Install Officers for 1926 at Mornday Meeting
Rebekah lodge No. 42 installed officers for 1926 at its last meeting. Named officers include Kate Poole noble grand and Dixie Ripley vice grand with Diana Rebekah as installing officer Nellie Nelson deputy president assisted by Ivy Taylor Mable Mayfield Anna Cashmore Susan Findling Jessie Taylor and Luella Lane as Past Noble Grands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Rebekah Lodge No. 42
Kate Poole
Noble Grand
Dixie Ripley
Hazel Conger
Ida Slack
Anta Toree
Ivy Taylor
Bertha Mayfield
Mary Williams
Rosa Galloway
Ree 'N. G
Amelia Bourquin
S. 8
Fredricka Taylor
Kutch Conger
V. G
Alma Ditty
Arthur Ripley
S. G
Nellie Nelson
Noble
Mable Mayfield
Anna Cashmore
Susan Findling
Jessie Taylor
Luella Lane
Eastern Star Mizpah Chapter Installs Officers for Year
Mizpah chapter of the Eastern Star installed officers at the Masonic hall last night after a banquet. New officers include Georgia Mathews W M J P Gowan W P Elizabeth Luebben associate matron Fratie Stone secretary Edith Herndon treasurer Frances Graves conductress Effie Roe associate conductress Ida Best chaplain Cecil Cluley marshall Lulu Ellot organist Elvera Peterson Ada Adele Roe Ruth Bernice Metlen Esther Alice Roe Martha Florence Machus Electra Francis Reid warden John Ewing sentinel. A baby girl born December 20 in Butte to Mr. and Mrs G B Whetstone was named Lucille Eva. she is granddaughter of S S Carruthers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
Masonic Hall
Georgia Mathews
W. M
J. P. Gowan
W. P
Elizabeth Luebben
Fratie Stone
Edith Herndon
Frances Graves
Effie Roe
Ida Best
Cecil Cluley
Marshall
Lulu Ellot
Elvera Peterson
Ada
Adele Roe
Ruth
Bernice Metlen
Esther
Alice Roe
Martha
Florence.Machus
Electra
Francis Reid
John Ewing
Sentinel
Salvation Army Plans Immediate Discontinuation in City
Local Advisory Board voted to cease Salvation Army activities here to avoid further debt. The local corps will close at once with the advisory group and officers settling bills, including rent and donations, amid regret for halted community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
The
Linden McCullough
J.H. Rees
O. M. Best
T. E. Gilbert
Lee McCracken
C. E. Blinn
A.t. Peterson
Roscoe Cornell
Nellie McFadden
Army
E. M. Yeaman
Campaign Vcoeses
Stevens
Carruthers Motor Company
Elie’s
Hanser Stage and Deivery Company
Dillon Tire and Rubber Company
McCullough
Beaverhead County 1926 Regular Meeting Minutes Record
Beaverhead County Commissioners meet in Dillon for regular session on January 1 1926 with Chairman Gosman and members Shaw and Anderson. Actions include road and building inspections, bond approval for Dr Walker, and postponed tax deeds for Big Hole Irrigation.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dillon
O. C. Gosman
A. L.anderson
Albert 8. Baker
Sarees Anderson
Anderson
Beaverhead
Gosman
Red Rock
Shaw
Big Hole
M. A. Walker
Big Hole Irrigation District
Moroni Olsen Players to Return With The Ship
The Moroni Olsen Players return Monday night January 25 to perform St Irvine's The Ship at the Normal college auditorium. The same touring company will present two shows with a matinee for students and an evening performance for townspeople. Tickets go on sale Tuesday January 19 at Thomas Bookstore with reserved seats available.
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Moroni Olsen Players
Dillon
St. Irvine’s
Normal College
Thomas
High School to Send Senior Boys to Vocational Congress
Beaverhead county high school plans to send a representative delegation of senior boys to the state vocational congress for boys at the University of Montana Missoula. W. B. Hartwig offers a 25 percent commission on Hartwig theatre tickets to be sold January 20 and 21 for funding. Tickets sold determine commissions. the program includes The Wild Horse Mesa and other entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
State Vocational Congress
State University At
Missoula
W. B. Hartwig
Hartwig Theatre
Wild Horse Mesa
Zane Grey
Barry Hopkins Lead In City Basketball League Race
Barry and Hopkins' fast quintet took the lead in the city league after a 21 to 18 victory over Beaverhead Motors. Standings list Barry & Hopkins first followed by Eliel's Lambda Chi Sigma Laundry DeMolays and others as week two opens.
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Barry & Hopkins
Beaverhead Motors
Sio
Steam Laundry
Lambda Chi Sigma
Estel
Rotary Quint
Eliel’s
DeMolays
Rotary
Board of Control
Linden McCullough
E. Blinn
Bruce Hollister
Eliel
John Brown
Palmer Scott
Lester
Eddie Hoerning
Charles Zeigler
E. Ensign
Ray Kimball
Jerome Noble
J. Howell
John Mikesell
Marvel Beck
Howard Rosenal
Vorhees Paddock
Ambrose Henneberry
Cecil Trollinger
Frank Sweeney
O. Babb
Earl Wheat
D. W. Walker
W. E. Barry
Men’s Store
Agricultural outlook 1925 shows mixed crops and rising prices
The annual report notes overall improvement in agriculture since 1920 with better farm prices and reduced rural indebtedness. Net income rose to 12.1 billion in 1924 25 from 11.3 billion, while 1925 26 may see only a moderate gain. Some regions face distress even as crops and prices improve.
Dillon Elks Travel to Virginia City for Annual Ball
Nearly two dozen Beaverhead Elks motored to Virginia City for the Oro y Plaza lodge ball. Dillon attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Andrua Mr and Mrs John Walters and many other members. The Dillon Elks report a very enjoyable affair. The Loomis event was noted as famous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Elks
Virginia City
Oro Y Plaza Lodge
Francis Tonrey
Anson Baxter
S. F. Bates
Wilma Colfer
Aston Lloyd
Esther Christensen
Jess Cambron
Albert Baker
Terry Browning
Harry Banks
W. B. Hartwig
Max Embree
Otto Galloway
Keith Lloyd
Frank Gorman
William Oren
F. M. Poindexter
Dillon Elks
Loomis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bobcats
Beaverhead High
Quintet
Weer Ee Teseewaternnen Wright
McGillis
Neville Meee
Neces Tenet Cena Eeent Eee
Dillon—Connelley
Thibodeau Deer Lodge
Wynn
Montana State Normal
Montana State College Bobcats
Pacific Coast
Aggies
Beaverhead County High Star
Bobcat
Hartwig
Cottam
Murray
Rebekahs
Mornday
Eastern Star
Butte
G. B. Whetstone
Lucille Eva
8. S. Carruthers
John S. Baker
Adam Max
Frank O'Neil
Selah Ellis
Wisdom
John 8
Baker
Range 16
State
Moroni Olsen
Popular Repertoire Company
Vocational Congress
Secretary OF Agriculture
Jardine
Public Department
William M. Jardine
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