Woolgrowers urged to form cooperative wool marketing
Montana leaders urge sheepmen to form cooperative marketing to access federal financing at four percent interest. President Williams cites past industry trials and notes Montana now holds about 3.2 million sheep with high wool output. He compares cooperative marketing to the rise of United States Steel and other giants through collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interet
Charle H. Williams
Montana Woolgrower’s Association
William
United States Steel Company
International Harvesting Company
American Tobacco Company
Williams
Woolgrowers’ Association
Montana
United States
Inernational Harvester Company
Walsh
America
Beaverhead county sees tax roll adjustments and stable capital
The county board of commissioners met as a board of equalization, setting a final levy date August 12. Assessed values listed include Bea Verhead stock at 4 086 471 and various personal property categories with modest year to year changes. Colonel Decker, born 1846, died July 13 1929 at 83 after a long Montana career in farming ranching and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
John 8. Baker
Michigan
Illinois
Kansas
Decker
Iowa
Montana
Dillon
Armstead
J. W. Scott
Scott
Laura Scott
Beaverhead County
Treasure
Elizabeth Scott
James Scott
Wisconsin
Stafford
Edith
Indiana
Roy Herndon
Jane
Albert Decker
Las Molinas
Cal
Carl
Glen Decker
Andrew Decker
LaGrange
Ind
W. W. Scott
Vicksburg
Mich
Colonel Decker
Browning
Rabbi Ben Ezra
Dillon Man Weds Butte Bride In St Patrick’s Church
Alderic Tessier former Dillon resident marries Alma DeCelles of Butte at St Patrick’s Church Butte with attendants Miss Wary Gelhaus Alvin Jones. They honeymoon to the coast and will reside in Seattle. Dillon guests include J E Kelley and family and Mrs Tessier. An annual ball at Dillmont Park is planned with Baxter Tonrey Orchestra and Elks expected from surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderic Tessier
John Tessier
Butte
Alma DeCelles
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Meeham
Wary Gelhaus
Alvin Jones
Dillon
Silver Bow Club
Seatte
Seattle
Broadmoor Country Club
Edmond DeCeiles
Normal College
Townsend
J. E. Kelley
Dillmont Park
Baxter-Tonrey
Madison County
Anaconda
Bridge Luncheon At Elkhorn Springs Hosted By Cushing
Mrs Lorenzo Cushing and Mrs Frank Felt entertained thirty five ladies at a bridge luncheon held at Mrs Cushing's Elkhorn Springs summer home. Garden flowers decorated rooms and a luncheon with an auction bridge game followed. Mrs Theron Moran visited from Billings and Dillon friends hosted. Mrs Cora Rathbone, former Dillon resident now visiting from Miami Florida, stayed with Mrs W F Cashmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Cushing
Frank Felt
Cushing
Elkhorn Springs
Theron D. Moran
Billings
Dillon Friends
Cora Rathbone
Lemhi County
Idaho
Dillon
Miami
Florida
W. F. Cashmore
Probing Beaverhead County Geology Continues
Dr Thomson discusses petroleum prospects in Beaverhead County with geology field teams. Dr Philip J Shenon of the School of Mines leads a party including student Theodore Rodlin to finish geologic work on the Bannack and Argenta fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannack
University of Minnesota
Shenon
Bureau of Mines and Geology
Charles. H. Clapp
School of Mines
University of Montana
West
R. Megathlin
University
Mission Flathead
Gwan
Flathead
Lake Counties
Clapp
Bureau
John Hopkins
Thomson
Washington
Office
United States Geological, Survey
United States
Philip J. Shenon
Theodore Rodlin
Argenta
Beaverhead County
Illness of Day Claims Col Decker of Armstead
Col Decker of Armstead, long a Beaverhead County leader and Armstead founder, suffers illness of the day. The article notes his public service from 1904 to 1908 and his ranching career, with survivors including daughter Mrs Roy Herndon and several siblings and grandchildren.
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Col. Decker OF
Armstead
Col. Decker
Beaverhead County
Roy Herndon
Dillon
A. Decker
Log Molinas
Cal
Andrew Decker
LaGrange
Ind
W. W. Scott
Vicksburg
Mich
D. C. Brown
Detroit
Glenn
Carl Decker
Parke Scott
C. C. Seage
Helena
Lagrande Young
Weiser
Ida
Jane
Ethel Herndon
Alpheus Decker
Montana
David
Lucy
Rossman) Decker
Michigan
Mr. Decker
Colonel Decker
Fires in Beaverhead National Forest Under Control
Fires in Beaverhead National Forest were brought under control after several days of spread within established lines. Ranger Camas Nelson led a determined response as crews prevented major damage near Grant and Birch Creek, with a small blaze near Jackson subdued ahead of Sunday rain.
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Beaverhead National Forest
Camas Nelson
Grant
Ike Bird, Jr
Armstead
Birch Creek
Jackson
Lookout Stations Considered For Baldy Mountain Rest of Summer
The district office weighs reestablishing two former lookout stations due to rising fire risk. District Forester Kelly of Missoula and Supervisor Whitham inspected the Beaverhead forest last week to assess the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldy Mountain
Kelly
Missoula
Beaverhead Forest
Whitham
Mexican I8 in Jail for Use of Knife
Article notes a Mexican youth named Santiago drew a knife during a duel and was arrested and sentenced by Deputy Sheriff McKevitt. It also covers Canadian youths John Miles and Leland Gregson being released after their father’s intercession, and two men John Schroyer and Samuel Gray being moved to Mountain Home Idaho to face charges of obtaining merchandise under false pretenses after prior releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Dillon
McKevitt
John Miles
Leland Gregson
H. H. Hanson
Henry G. Rodgers
Cardston
Alberta
John Schroyer
Samuel Gray
Mountain Home
Ida
Arthur A. Stevens
Virginia City
Idaho
Dillon Man Passes in Rochester
Delphis N. Paris, born Sept 21 1893 in Red Rock, died in Rochester after living in Dillon since 1912. A World War veteran and active Beaverhead Post American Legion member, he held offices there and belonged to Modern Woodmen. He worked for Standard Lumber & Coal Co. for several years.
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Mountain View
Beaverhead
American Legion
Delphis N. Paris
Red Rock
Dillon
Legion
Modern Woodmen
Standard, Lumber ,&Coal--company
Obituary Fragments Mention Paris Family in Dillon Notice
Surviving are his mother Mrs. D. N. Paris and uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. 8. Dishno, and two nieces Misses Florence and Mae Nedrow, all of Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Paris
Dishno
Florence
Mae Nedrow
Dillon
Million Dollar Rain Delivers Relief in Beaverhead Valley
A severe storm system dropped hail and rain over Beaverhead valley with minimal crop damage. Sheep canyon saw large hail that covered the ground and flattened car tops for seven minutes on Sunday. Hail near Kidd and upper Beaverhead was reported and a cloudburst hit Horse Prairie while Twins Bridges saw only a few drops during the Modern Woodmen picnic.
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Sheep Canyon
Blair Sprinkle
Ernest Nelson
Hall
Kidd
Beaverhead
Horse Prairie
Twins Bridges
Grasshopper Valley
Group of Three Plays at College Tonight
A college theater program features three plays: Vice by Florence Clay Knox, Ten Minutes by the Clock by Alice C. D. Riley, and Colum bine by Colin Campbell Clements. The program showcases modern staging and stylish costumes with witty, entertaining dialogue shaping three distinct dramatic works.
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College Tonight
Florence Clay Knox
Alice C. D. Riley
Colin Campbell Clements
Thea
Ida
Lublanski Ehrlich to Appear Friday in Evening Play
The production centers on a mother who bridges gaps between generations. The third show features a Children's Theater on Wednesday afternoon July 31 with The Steadfast Tin Soldier by Hang Christian Anderson. A season ticket for all three performances costs one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lublanski Ehrlich
Hang Christian Anderon
Park Employees Offered Courses At Yellowstone
Yellowstone park staff, mainly hotel and lodge workers from across the United States, show interest in courses on the park geology biology and history. Mr Yeager notes savages among the staff are keen and expect to answer tourist questions confidently during the short season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowstone Park
Yeager
Yellowstone Park
United States
Children’s Theater Play Draws Large City Crowd
Students stage a Children’s Theater production in the city with professional student performers. Extra shows were added to meet strong demand from children and adults. Dillon’s Theatre charges no admission for kids, supported by the Normal College summer drama club. A season ticket may be bought for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Theater
Dillon's Children’s Theater
Clut
the Normal College
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Woolgrowers
BUICK
Marquette
Fisher
Lovejoy
G.M.A.C
Buick Motor Canadian
McLoughlin
Oshewa
Ont
Ompany
Flint
General Motors Corporation
Buick and
Montana Auto Supply CO
Rochester
Beaverhead Valley
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