Notorious Butte Woman LeMar Linked ToMillionaire Heir Tale
A Seattle story repeats sensational claims about Benevieve Le Mar seeking a kidnapped son rumored to inherit millions from the Dunsmore family. The long troubled Denver/cripple Creek figure has a history of aliasing and court cases, with criminal accusations and humane society interventions in her past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Benevieve LeMar
Dillon
Teland
Anaconda Standard
Seattle Times
Butte
Bonnie le Mar
Colorado
Dunsmore
Breckmore
England
Dunasimore
FR. van Norman
New York Block
Denver
Hennie Te Mar
van Norman
Northwest
Francia le Mar
O'Brien
Cripple Creek
Roy le Mar
le Mar
LeMar
Bonnie
Benevieve le Mar
Bonnie O'Brien
William O'Brien
Coarplot’s
Benevieve
O’brien
Buckets Recalls Dillon Visit and Beaverhead County
The Evening News of Butte recounts Buckets tales after returning from Dillon with the stallion Peleg. He describes vast cattle stock, a colorful poker game, and hospitality at a Beaverhead ranch, noting the area’s size and the long fence he measured. He contemplates returning to Dillon while praising Butte sport life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckets
Dillon
Peleg
Poindexter & Orr
Butte
Beaverhead County
Fellows
Montana
Gazook
China
Ua Butte Sporta
Rancha
Cool Weather Retards Montana Crops
Section Director R Young reports cool cloudy weather continues to slow growth of most crops in Montana. Abundant rains moistened ground, making irrigation unnecessary. ranges, cattle and sheep in thriving condition. Winter wheat and meadows near normal, but oats alfalfa corn potatoes and garden crops slow. Grasshoppers appear in several counties but crop damage minimal. frost-damaged fruit but outlook promising. Beaverhead Dillon notes hay and grain poor lambing nearly finished and fall lamb crop. Dewey cites daily rain and cold delaying grain growth.
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R." Young
Fergus
Sweet Grase
Hai
Carbon
Jefferson
Valley
Yellowstone
Bulletin
Beaverhead
Dillon
Dewey
Forest Reserve Review Planned for Southern Montana Lands
Bozeman expert Eleis Koch will lead a detailed summer examination of southern Montana lands withdrawn from entry and proposed as a forest reserve. Koch, a Yale forestry graduate, works for the U S bureau of forestry and will evaluate availability for reserve status.
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Elers Koch
Bozeman
The
Yale Forestry School
Beaverhead County
Montana
Eleis Koch
Yale School of Forestry
Koch
United States Bureau of Forestry
Peleg the Stallion Sets Low Record Pace in Butte
Butte Evening News touts Peleg a dapple bay stallion by Reno-Defiance as the owner of the lowest double records for a living stallion. The horse, 1514 hands and 1500 pounds, raced 17 times with 11 wins and 6 seconds, clocking 2:11 pacing and 2:23.4 trotting. Peleg has never worn hopples or boots, beat Howell in Texas heat, and now serves as a family driving horse for F. H. Cooney while owned by Poindexter & Orr of Dillon.
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Butte
Butte Evening Newa
Peleg
Reno-Defiance
Texas
Charlie McGarry
Howell
Poindexter & Orr
Dillon
F. H. Cooney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle
Humane Society
Denver Papers
Dillon, Mont
Ashe
Demimonde
Evening News
Evening News of
Crown Tailoring CO
Butte Stores
E. Park
Wade & Zirtzman
New City
J. G. Erwin Livery Stable
Sun Yuen
Kunzman’s
Geo. Kunzman
Bannack St
Dillon, Monteoone
Geo. E. Jewell
N. G. P. Thomas
the Examiner
Geo. R. Metlen
Dillon Examiner
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