Park to Park road plan draws few supporters at Dillon meeting
A county meeting at the Guild hall drew only eighteen attendees despite stormy weather. Speakers outlined park to park routes, funding, and the need for durable year round roads to haul goods, with committees formed to raise funds and arrange convict labor for Beaverhead and Ravalli counties.
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Park-To-Park Road
Dillon
Guild Hall
C. K. Wyman
Beaverhead National Forest
Forest Service
Flathead Country
Bitter Root
Beaverhead County
Gibbons Pass
Beaverhead
Big Hole
Grasshopper
C. H. Strowbridge
Wisdom
Joseph Smith
Deer Lodge
R. H. Ryburn
Bannack
Hans Anderson
Grant
C. K. Wyston
J. E. Davis
The
J.H. Gilbert
Frank Hazelbaker
William S. Watson
Jesse Lacklen
B. F. White
George Metlen
W-A.jones
John Bishop
Hawley Selway
Herbert Selway
T. J. Murray
T. D. Olmsted
Henry F. Crittenden
National Forest
Swan River
Flathead Lake
Bitter Root Valley
Trail Créek
Ravalli
Gardiner
Park
Livingston
Bozeman
Townsend
Helena
Continental Divide
Maryville
Kalispell
Columbia Falls
Glacier Park
Park Road
Park To Park Highway
Dryland Farmers to Meet on June 21
Dillon area dryland farmers planned a June 21 meeting at the courthouse at 2 p m to discuss forming a permanent, stronger organization. The note urges all local dry landers and supporters to attend for guidance from agricultural sources and Farm Bozeman, and to establish a central hub for government circulars.
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Dillon
Court House
Agricultural College and Experiment Farm
Bozeman
Agriculturists for Our Treasure State Boost Montana Farms
Bozeman June 9 Farmers in Flathead Fergus Custer Dawson and Ravalli counties plan county agricultural demonstrators. The agriculturists study farm management cropping and diversified farming in cooperation with Montana State College Bozeman and the U S Department of Agriculture. They aim to improve rural education and promote industrial contests among boys and youth.
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Bozeman
United States
Montana
Flathead
Fergus
Custer
Dawson Counties
Ravalliis
Saulating
Agricultural College
Bozeman Ac
United”States
Washington
Fey
Carl_H
Dillon horse sale ends with high prices and local buyers
The Dillon sale conducted by Horse Smith closed after two days with about three hundred horses passing through the ring. Prices ranged to 950 dollars with government stock 90 to 125 dollars, mules attracting little interest as outside buyers were absent and Montanans dominated purchases.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Lon Guy
Thos. Jones
Butte’ Horse ,Co
Bob Metcalfe
Larson
Butte
Carney
Essex
Lincoln
Neb
Ernest Gary
Dell
Smith
Beaverhead County
St James Guild to HostThursday Entertainment at Guild Hall
The Ladies of St James Guild and Auxiliary host an evening event at Guild Hall on Thursday June 12. Proceeds fund their delegate to the annual convention in Billings. Refreshments, program includes piano solo Margaret Poindexter reading Mrs Matthew Orn vocal Esther Thames harp solo Mrs Theodore Shoudy reading Mrs Edmund Callaway violin solo Miss Helen Finch vocal selection.
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St. James Guild
Guild
Billings
Margaret Poindexter
Matthew
Esther "Thames
Theodore
Shoudy
Reading
Edmund
J. “Callaway
Helen:Finch
Dillon Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration Committees
Fourth of July finance committee has raised funds for the citys greatest celebration. The arrangements group names general sports parade printing decoration finance and public comfort committees. A full day program includes a grand morning parade races pie eating contests greased pig chase ball game with Twin Bridges and evening dancing. A new school building project proceeds with large ready to open facilities and prominent architects and board members.
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Dillon
Frank Eliel
W. W.jameson
Chas
Hy. Niblack
David Robb
R. E. Foster
Charles H. Niblack
Paul Stanton
Fay Erwin
Jay S. Baker
Fred E. Hale
Terry Browning
Chas. A. Smith
G. T. Paul
F. M Poindexter
R. W. Boone
W. A. Lovell
McGivern
Montana Street
Bis
District 10
Public School House Wrecking Contract Awarded
Ephraim Stoller wins the bid to wreck the old public school building for material value. Other bidders included H R Pignon and H Mason who offered material plus 700 dollars. Excavation rates set at 35 to 65 cents per cubic yard with daily forfeits if deadlines miss.
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Ephraim Stoller
H.R. Pignon
H-Mason
Louis Stahl
Eph Stoller
Pignon
Mason
Noted Court Actions and Escapees From County Court
Information filed against Frank Johnson by the County Attorney accuses him of second degree assault on three sheepherders. John Vance, wanted for horse stealing in Bozeman, was captured by Sheriff Erwin after being traced here and returned to Gallatin County. Deely Thompson, paroled from manslaughter sentence in 1910, was retaken after a brief release and now faces additional parole violations with a year and a half remaining.
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Frank Johnson
Nick Golen
Pete Valesky
Clarence Plum
Walter Crowell
Erwin
C. Innes
Gallatin County
James C. Thompson
Dillon
the Big Hole
Thompson
Butte
Sheriff's Office
James E. Clifford
Prisoner’s ramble ends with theft and rest at ranch
J. J. Trowler, released from the county jail, returned by nightfall and raided mailboxes, stole halters, rope, tools, and equipment from multiple farms, then slept in a sheep wagon at the Edinger place. Sheriff expects he may be sent to Warm Springs for a long stay.
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J. J. Trowler
Trowler
Sheriff's Office
Brearly and
Williams
Montana Mercantile Co
Twin Bridges
Drummy Ranch
George Edinger
Edinger
Warm Springs
Attorneys Corrected in Price Versus Cook District Court Decision
The Examiner corrects last week's report on Price versus Cook. Lew L. and E. J. Callaway represented the plaintiff and Rodgers and Rodgers assisted H. G protocel cameras Brice wae gt ap the deci dec.
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the Examiner
Price
Cook
District Court
Lew L
E. J. Callaway
Rodgers
H. G Protocel
Brice Wae
Assault and Robbery Case Near Lima Leads to Prison Sentences
Ed Payne, a 28 year old Black man, was attacked by H B Williams and Donald Buckley after a breakfast invitation near Lima. Payne survived with ∼40 stitches after being beaten for about $7. Williams pleaded guilty to first degree assault and received five years. Buckley, age 19, pleaded guilty to second degree assault and got three years. Separate cases include Joseph Hart charged with burglary at Graeter Grocery, and Charles Merringle awaiting trial, with bonds set at $1,000 and $2,500 respectively scheduled for June 16.
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Hoboes
Ed. Payne
Lima
H. B. Williams
Donald Buckley
Payne
Williams
A. S.robinson
Dillon
Déctor Walker
Buckley
Deer Lodge
Joseph Hart
Hart
Graeter Grocery Company
Chas.e Merringle
Doctor Guthrie Weds Adelaide Heller in Butte
Dr W G Guthrie and Miss Adelaide Peter Heller of New York City married in Butte last Wednesday June 4. The Rev George D Wolfe presided with a supper at the Finlen hotel. Guthrie is resident surgeon at Penobscot Mining company properties at Hecla Montana. The bride traveled from New York for the ceremony. relatives from Idaho and Kansas attended, as did Doctors Jones and Tash from Murray hospital. The couple will honeymoon across the state and then reside at Hecla Montana.
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W. G. Guthrie
Adelaide Peter Heller
New York City
Butte
George D. Wolfe
Finlen Hotel
Doctor Guthrie
Penobscot Mining Company
Hecla
Mont
Dillon
New York
J. J. Gutherie
Emmet
Idaho
Elizabeth
Marysville
Kan
Drs. Jones
Tash
Murray Hospital
Reading of Intel HES Ye ee I U 1 Is the Management
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Intel
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Hamilton
Thatcher
Torrence
M. L. H. O'Dea
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Welty
State
Yellowstone
Agriculturists
Bts
County Court House
W.G. Guthrie
Miss Heller
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