Dell's pitching beats Dillon in 5 to 1 loss
Weiser Dell shut down Dillon as Butte leaguers won 5 to 1 in Dillon. Woodle pitched well for Dillon but ten scattered hits sank the locals. Dell struck out 12 as Dillon’s two hits included a Clark triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Big Weiser Dell
Butte
Richards
Ripley
Big Dell
Woodle
Downey
Idaho
Welty
Mathes
Kafora
Clark
Dell
Jackson
Stephenson and
Kline
Siefert
Ewe
Collins
Hartman
Barry
Kentfield
Bradley
Dockstader
Stovall
Whaling
Moorehead
Levy
Was
Tremblay
Aecaiyd
Dillon Triumphs Over Butte In Ninth Inning Rally
Dillon overcame a four run deficit in the ninth to beat Butte as Collins struck out ten over a steady pitching duel. Jenkins kept Dillon's hits scattered until the final frame. Next Sunday Dillon hosts the Moose in Butte with excursion rates in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Collins
Barry
Clark
Dell
Hartman
Jackson
Ripley
Moose
Butte
Jenkins
Winning the Latonia Derby at Grand Theatre Feature
For next Friday evening August 2nd Manager Wheat books the Imp film Winning the Latonia Derby at the Grand Theatre. The tale follows a hero son of a fast Kentucky gentleman, his mortgaged racehorse, a poolroom debt, and a plot to ruin the horse to favor another. The fiancé buys part interest and the hero foils a poisoning attempt to ensure the horse runs and wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat
Imp
Kentucky
Poolroom
Beaverhead Wool Clip Tops Two and One Half Million
Beaverhead county reports a record wool clip this year surpassing two and a half million pounds. Prices averaged 19 to 20 cents per pound with stronger market values despite lighter fleeces. Major buyers included Boston firms Dewey Gould & Co and Hallowell Jones & Donald, and Judd & Root of Hartford. The first full wool train was shipped to Boston mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
White
Benaverhead
Edgehill
Holden
Boston
Dewey, Gould & Co
Hallowell, Jones & Donald
Judd & Root
Hartford
Conn
Governor White
First National Bank
Contest Opens Strong in Montana Mercantile The Examiner Promotion
One month into a joint contest by Montana Mercantile Co and The Examiner, entrants are urged to actively organize supporters. Votes tally: new subscriptions 1000, renewals 500, in-store credit or cash trade 200 per dollar. Dec 2 deadline looms for top prize auto and second prize 600 certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Mercantile Co
Examiner
Beaverhead County High School Set to Open in September
Beaverhead County High School will open on September 3 or 8 with both old and new staff arriving in coming weeks. Elizabeth Condit to lead domestic science. T H Job to head science from Indianola Iowa. Robert Mosher named commercial instructor. Edna Ketchum to teach English and mathematics. Miss Johnson improving but expected for opening. Kerr to help prepare grain exhibit for state fair. Bonds debated for a new building housing industrial arts domestic science agriculture and a gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavherhead County High School
Elizabeth Condit
Edith McDowell
Condit
Dillon
Kansas Manual Training Normal
Pittsburg
Kan
T. H. Job
Indianola
Iowa
Macbride Lakeside Laboratory
University of Town
Simpson College
Robert Mosher
Edna Ketchum
Montana State Normal Summer School
Johnson
Kerr
Galtry
Oklahoma
Board of Trustees
Board of County Commissioners
Dillon Baseball Fund Subscriptions Total 167 Shares Sold
Dillon and Beaverhead county residents bought 167 shares at ten dollars each for the Dillon Baseball Association. A long list names subscribers with quantities, including firms like Metlen Hotel, State Bank, and Montana Mercantile Co., plus numerous individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Baseball Association
Dillon
Beaverhead County
J. WH. Alvord
Terry Browning
Robert T. Boatman
F. PP. Birrer
W. N. Bichler
C. R. Brown
Butte Brewing Co
J. Callaway
Dillon Implement Co
Dillon Dry Goods Co
F. K. Dodds
J. W. Deputy
James Dodd
Silas Dishno
Harry G. Davis
George BK. Ditty
Ilel Brothers
A.A. Elliott
Emerick and Staudaker
M. I’rosiz
Frank Hunted
Johnson & Boone
J. H W. Kupfer
Montana Mercantile Co
Metlen Hotel
Montana Auto Supply Co
C. W. Maurer
KR. E. Miller
J. J. Morse
J. 2B. Mayfield
Fr. C. McFadden
A. C. Morrow
A. S. Rife
Ring
CG. W. Robison
KE. B. Roe
C. A. Smith
Ira Sanders
J. C. Smith
C. W. Scott
C. M. Smith
Hawley J. Selway
State Bank
H. B. Selway
Albers Stamm
Thos. Scott
P. H. Sexton
Louis Stahl
P. I. Smith
George Tash
Wm. Tash
Union Electric Co
Jos. F. Wiksdal
B. F. White
E. D. White
A. G. Williams
Horses shipped to Miles City sale from Twin Bridges
Sanders and LaDue of Blaine and George Ditty of Dillon sent about 100 horses to Miles City for sale. The shipment originated in Twin Bridges and will be disposed of at the Miles town horse sale.
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Sanders & LaDue
Blaine
George Ditty
Dillon
Miles City
Milestown
Monitor
Democratic state convention set for August in Great Falls
The Montana Democratic executive committee fixed the nominating convention date for August 29 in Great Falls. It urged forming Wilson and Marshall clubs in every county to help run the campaign, with delegates apportioned by county voice and rules for county central committees to govern representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Democratic State Central Committee
Great Falls
Wilson and Marshall Clubs
Sam. VY. Stewart
Lewis Pennell
Helena
J. H. Hall
H. A. Gallway
David Hilger
Lewistown
J. Bruce Kremer
Stewart
Seth Maxwell
Moné
United States
Congress
The
Supreme Court
Montana
Charles 8. Hartman
Beaverhead
Blaine
Broadwater
Custer
Cascade
Carbon
Chouteau
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Slathead
Gallatin
Granite
Hill
Jefferson
Lincoln
Lewis and Clark
Madison
Meagher
Missoula
Musselshell
Park
Powell
Ravalli
Rosebud
Sanders
Silver Bow
Sweetgrass
Teton
Valley
Yellowstone
Democratic Party
Executive Committee
Wilson and
Marshall Clubs
National Committee
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Gunn
Stahl
Sono
Kinsella
Pease
Schimpi
Steck
Monroe
Colling
Martin
Stephenson
See
Ewen Ewes
Wee
Ewen
Eres Collins
Hiame Ee Barry
Ween Stahl
Ie Gathers
Wee Ee Schimpff
Ss Steck
Latonia
Jack Goodall
Nomi
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