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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1924

Page

8

Bear trap beer kegs in Beaverhead roundup tale

A reminiscence from Beaverhead county recalls young cowboys in the Big Hole basin using emptied beer kegs as bear traps during a historical roundup. Bears and curious calves become ensnared, the cook alarms the camp, and the plan yields praise then trouble as wages are docked and memories linger.

Big Hole Basin Horse Prairie Herding Association George R. Metlen Dillon Beveridge Mr. Metlen Beaverhead County Speare Gully

Progressive political action group endorses Montana candidates

The Montana conference for progressive political action in Helena backed U S Senator T J Walsh for re election and endorsed Robi M La Follette and B K Wheeler for president and vice president. It named local candidates for Congress governor and other offices and congratulated Wheeler on his nomination.

Helena Montana Progressive United States T. J. Walsh Robi. M. la Follette Wisconsin B. K. Wheeler Congress John M. Evans Missoula Joseph Kirschwing Great Falls Miles Romney Hamilton W. 5. McCormack Kalispell Walter L. Pype L. A. Foote Chateau S. W. Mitchell Butte W. E. Harmon Bozeman E. P. Tierney Sanders County George Porter Wheeler H Mayfield Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers C. A. Bolton Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors F. H. Innman Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen L. A. Decco Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen E. L.riddell Brotherhood of Railway Telegraphers Sam W. Mitchell Butte Clerks’ Union John Oberly Trades and Labor Council E. H. Manson Montana Federation of Labor E. L. Buzzell Conrad R. J. Whitaker A. T. Harvey Stanford League D. C. Dorman National Executive Committee

Cooney Campaign Swing Through Montana Counties

Mrs. Byron Cooney spends a day in Dillon promoting Byron Cooney for the Democratic congressional nomination. She has visited Ravalli Mineral Sanders Lincoln Flathead Missoula and Beaverhead counties, placing advertisements in thirty two papers. The candidate is well known in Dillon with strong local backing and a previous strong showing two years ago.

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Public utilities are safe investment, Babson says

Babson Park Massachusetts July 16 Roger W Babson economist says power and light issues hold the center of the public utility stage. He contrasts labor costs and service with railroads noting light and power firms benefit from lower operating costs better customer service and greater expansion potential. He classifies tractions into three groups urban lines suburban and high speed double track interurban lines with the latter seen as profitable. He warns on adverse legislation but urges a diversified public utility portfolio. The Babson chart shows general business running 12 percent below normal, up 1 percent from last week.

Babson Park Mass Roger W. Babson Mr. Babson Light Power and Light Steinmetz Babson Institute Prevent Southwestern Bell

Wool prices and local events at Bannack and surrounding area

Beaverhead ranchers reported wool prices of 7 to 9 cents per pound on July 25 1804. Major clips included Poindexter & Orr 50000 pounds 9 cents Henry Thompson 10000 pounds 8 cents Tom Haw 60000 pounds 934 cents Ed Smith 15000 pounds 7 cents Thompson & Reynolds 5000 pounds 8 cents. Several clips sent to Boston firms. Also notes heavy cloudburst at Bannack, 97 degree heat, Deputy Sheriff Tash delivering a prisoner, Dr Bond sending Grasshopper springs water to Chicago for rheumatism relief, Lima railroad strikers arrested in Helena, and Chicago wheat corn oats prices.

Beaverhead Poindexter & Orr Henry Thompson Tom Haw Ed Smith Thompson & Reynolds Boston Bannack George Tash H. A. Bond Grasshopper Chicago Lima Helena

Dentist Dr W J Romersa Shifts Offices

Dr. W J Romersa announces new office location occupying space previously used by Dr R R Rathbone. Contact by phone 65W for appointments and directions.

W. J. Romersa R. R. Rathbone

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