MANS KILLED BY LIGHTNING NEAR DILLON RANCH
A young man around 80 years old, John Dunham, was struck and killed by a lightning bolt while operating a mower in a hay field at Schuler ranch about eight miles north of Dillon. The strike occurred at 3:30 pm during a hot day with a brief shower. his hat was ripped, a burn traced his spine, and the horses were shocked but survived. Dunham’s body was taken to Dillon and destined for Hot Springs Idaho per his card, with burial arrangements to be handled by the local Sheepherder union chapter.
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Schuler Ranch
Dillon
John Dunham
Dunham
H. Brundage
Dullon
Butte
Sheepshearer's Union
Hot Springs
Idaho
Livestock Market Report from South Omaha July 15 1911
Receipts this week cattle 17804 hogs 57617 sheep 21999 versus last week cattle 16691 hogs 50003 sheep 10598 and year ago cattle 14607 hogs 50003 sheep 43167. Demand steady to firm for desirable lots but middle grades slump. choice beeves reach 6.60, bulk 5.90 to 6.40, common 4.25 to 5.50. Cows and heifers steady with 4.50 to 5.50 market. veal calves down 25 to 50 cents, bulls firm. Stockers and feeders active with 50–60 cent weekly rise. country demand keen for good stock. volume fair, good clearance. weights 1250 to 1550 pounds.
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South Omaha
Summer lectures draw broad interest at Normal College
Enrollment rises as half of summer session passes. Dr A Ie Winship of Boston lectured on Rescuing Rascals and highlighted juvenile justice work in the George Junior Republic and courts in Denver Toledo New York City and elsewhere. Afternoon talks titled The Fundamentals of Progress in Education continue with large audiences and upcoming events through August 8.
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Normal College
A. Ie
Winship
Boston
Journal of Education
Denver
Toledo
New York City
Washup
Chace Graeter
Oberammergun
Pres. Geo. W. Nash
Aberdeen
Dillon Circus to Exhibit Monday July 24
Cole and Rogers Railroad Shows come to Dillon on Monday July 24 with two performances rain or shine under waterproof tents. See Shetland ponies dogs monkeys goats elephants camels lions and clowns. A free 1:00 p.m. street parade precedes a balloon ascent at the showgrounds followed by the second performance.
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Cole & Rogers Railroad
Dillon
Cole & Rogers
Judge Henry R Melton In Ill Health Reports
Judge Henry R Melton has been quite ill for the past few days according to a local notice. No further medical updates were provided.
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Henry R. Melton
Beaverhead County Fair Promises Biggest Event Yet
Interest grows as Dillon prepares for the Beaverhead Fair with plans for 50 harness horses, arrivals from multiple states, and full carnival shows. A monster parade on opening day, livestock parades, and daily exhibitions are set with races and novelty events across Tuesday to Friday August 8 to 11, under American Trotting Association rules.
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Walla Walla
Idaho Falls
St. Anthony
Salt Lake
Ogden
Cairo
N. C
Edinger & Lovell
Student King
Dakota
Northwestern Amusement Co
United States
Canada
Col. C. A. Smith
Amercan Trotting Association
Beaverhead County Board of Equalization Sets 1911 Taxes
Beaverhead county commissioners in regular session as a county board of equalization compared 1911 assessment books with prior data. Assessor Holden noted total county value stable since 1910 due to stock valuation cuts. no increases. Only Horace McIntyre of Grant sought adjustment for 1910, satisfied with 1911 assessment, meeting adjourned to August 7 1911 for 1911 tax levy.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
County Board of Equalization
H. C. Patterson
C. W. Francis
Jnc
Baker
Holden
Blacktail Road
Horace McIntyre
Grant
McIntyre
Ringling Brothers Circus to Visit Butte on August 11
Announcement states two Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest Shows performances will occur in Butte on Friday August 11. The feature attractions include trained baby elephants, Schuman horses, Toque dog act, French aerialists Alex, Gypsy riders Crocker family, Hungarian clowns Deltroelli, Italian acrobats Bonsetti, Span ish Castrillian troupe, Italian equestrians Hodini, and a large parade. The troupe totals forty elephants and 1,200 other animals with over 2,000 staff globally.
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Ringling Brothers
Butte
Dillon
Prof
Fmory
Schuman
Circus Schuman
Germany
Toque
Dog Marvel
England
Alex
Great Crocker
Deltroelli
Persia
Bonsetti
Castrillian
Hodini
Tom Tinker
America
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Baraboo
Wis
Is Field
Europe
Asia
Liverpool
Record Hay Crop Is Assured
Beaverhead hay harvesting is in full force and will soon finish. The Big Hole basin yields mostly wild hay, seen as the best fattening feed for cattle. Over 15,000 beef steers were fattened last winter, with large stacks up to 200 tons. The season spans two months with no Sundays off, and cattle are fed from January to spring market.
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Big Hole
Mrs Lillie E Maynard Seeks Divorce From Charles Maynard
Mrs Lillie E Maynard files for divorce in district court against Charles Maynard a known resident of the county s southern end She alleges cruelty claiming he threatened to injure her and on July 15 he violently assaulted choking and striking her with iron The couple married at Helena November 1 1888 and have four children She asks for a decree alimony and attorney s fees.
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Lillie E. Maynard
Charles Maynard
Pianoforte Recital Friday Night at Montana State Norma College
Miss Mary Hester Phillips performs a pianoforte recital at Montana State Norma College Friday July 21 at 8 30 PM. Program includes Gavotte Musette Polish Dance Scharwenka variations Wieniawski pieces and Chaminade. Duo and solo performances by Margaret Poindexter Clea Thomas Estella Knotts with Kate Paxton assisting on vocal numbers. Oscar Weil hosts.
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Mary Hester Phillips
Montana State Norma College
D’ Albert
Scharwenka
Goldner Pierrette
Wieniawiski
E B Roe Visits Dillon After Far West Trip
E B Roe arrives in Dillon from Bedrock after a cross country journey. He recently returned from Seattle and San Francisco where he was joined by Mrs Roe and their children who are now visiting Mrs Roe's mother Mrs Julia Tong in Seattle.
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E. B. Roe
Dillon
Bedrock
Mr. Roe
Seattle
San Francisco
Roe
Mrs. Roe
Julia Tong
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