Big Horse Sale in Southern Montana Sets Records
The big sale drew over 1000 horses with at least 200 attendees and buyers from out of town. C B Ing ham led purchases for A B Clarke Horse Sales Co of Miles City, with prices peaking at 440 dollars for a team and as low as 10 dollars for a single horse. The event boosted the local horse market and attracted buyers from Eastern Montana, Southern Idaho, Dakota, California and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Idaho
Dakota
California
Washington
C. B. Ingham
A. B. Clarke Horse Sales Company
Miles City
Horges
Chas. A. Smith
Dillon
Phil Anderegg
Robert Boone
C. A. Smith
Frank Swartz
Beaverhead
Chicken Merchant Vanishes After Bond Forfeit
Jack Campbell former proprietor of the Elk case was arrested on a charge of buying stolen chickens and freed on a $15 cash bond. He failed to appear in Justice of the Peace Rich's court this morning and forfeited the bond, reportedly fleeing to parts unknown.
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Jack Campbell
The
Elk Case
Justice
Arthur Allison Heard From After Ten Years Missing
George Allison of Lima received a letter from his son Arthur last week marking the first word in a decade. Arthur wrote to W S Tash at Dillon seeking his father’s location. the note from Livingston reports he is well. The Illinois Theatre fire in Chicago had long been believed to be Arthur’s fate.
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George Allison
Lima
Arthur
W. S. Tash
Dillon
Livingston
Ilqnois
Chicago
Dillon Plumbing and Heating Company Buys Electric Supply Stock
The Dillon Plumbing and Heating company purchased the stock of electric supply goods from A. McDonald who ran a supply store at Montana and Sebree. The stock is moved to North Idaho street where they now offer a full line of fixtures lamps and wiring services.
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Dillon Plumbing and Heating Company
A. McDonald
Montana and
Sebree Streets
Idaho Street
Local trio pleads guilty to petty larceny
J. E. Burdick Tate Dobbins and Joseph Willard pled guilty in Judge Rich's court to petty larceny for stealing chickens and were each sentenced to thirty days in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Burdick
Tate Dobbins
Joseph Willard
Rich
Sheriff Nabbed in Mulligan Feast With Burglarized Meat
Sheriff Otto Gosman arrested Jimmie O Niel and George McCall after raiding a Hogan's Alley cabin during a feast with stolen mutton and beef heart. Investigators recovered missing liver and beef heart and seized a stolen sheep from a nearby barn. McCall pled guilty and drew 30 days in county jail. O Niel pleaded not guilty and awaits trial.
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Hogan’s Alley
Mulligan
Jimmie O'Niel
George.McCall
Otto Gosman
Tash
Senkeredorfer
Gosman
McCall
O’niel
Rich
Montana League Bid Sparks City Franchises in State
Baseball magnate calls meeting in Butte at 8 PM Thursday to discuss forming a Montana state league. Seven cities bid for franchises including Butte Helena Great Falls Missoula Bozeman Billings Livingston with Salt Lake and Boise showing interest.
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Montana
Butte
Thornton Hotel
Mheasides Butte
Helena
Great Falla
Missoula
Bozeman
Billings
Livingston
Salt Lake
Boise
Trom
Sid Willis
Great Falls
Woody
Dougal McCormick
E. C. Mulroney
Garden City
Woody and McCormick
E. G. Farnsworth
Dillon
Matt Barry
Entertaining program at M. E. Church Friday night
An 8 pm program at the Methodist church promises light humor and music. Acts include piano pieces, vocal solos, readings, duets, a drill, and a male quartet with a large cast led by Irene Yeaman and Annis McWethey. Tickets are 35 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
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Methodist Church
Chaminade
Irene Yeaman
Ruth Knotts
Rome
Grace Cleveland
Lela Maxwell
Thou My
Hand
Briggs
Gladys Winters
Mendelssohn
Georgia Callum
Forrest
Miss Benham
Mendlessohn
Annia McWethey
Mendelasohn
Reading
Lasca
F. Desprez
Maud Sigler
Phelpsa
Annis McWethey
Mr. Fuller
Cowan
Edyth Remley
Kehoe’s Bar
John Bennett
Misa Benham
Thom Art Mine
Bradskhy
Mies
Jean Bishop
Coronet
Calvary
Rodney
Mr. Mosher
Go Pretty Rose
Theo. Marziala
Louise Dodda
Estella Knotts
Beatrice Willard
Julia Selway
Martha Chapman
Hazel Straton
Fraye Iliff
Montana Gilbert
Parkes
Mr. Dawes
Mr. Main
Mr. Scott, IV
Gail Beuschlein Force
Vaudeville Hit Draws Crowded Houses at Princess
Bob Hay manager of Scenic theatres brings top vaudeville to the Princess on a small circuit. Crowded audiences prove the act worth while. Admission is 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. Weekly specials appear in another column. Subscribe for the Examiner.
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Bob Hay
Dates Set for Beaverhead Farmers Institute Meetings
The Farmers Institutes will meet in Beaverhead County with sessions in Wisdom on March 10, Dell on March 12, and Dillon on March 13. Speakers include Supt. Cooley W B Warlan Brooks Martin and Prof. R W Clark. The Dillon program starts at two o'clock with remarks by G R Feath erly and talks on diversified farming sugar beet culture and dry land farming. There is no evening session this year and attendees are urged to stay for the full meeting.
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Farmers’ Institutes
Beaverhead County
Wisdom
Dell
Dillon
Mar
Supt. Cooley
Farmers’ Institute Board
W. B. Warlan
Como
EK. Brooks Martin
Gallatin Valley
R. W. Clark
Bozeman
G. Rk. Featherly
Heaverhead County
Rarriere’ Institute
Farmer’s Institutes
F. S. Cooley
Montana
W. B. Harlan
Brooks Martin
Noriman Holden
Letter From Thad Avery Describes India Mission and Deals
Thad Avery reports from Jammu in British India where he represents the Lord Erroll syndicate. He describes securing a lease on 100000 HP for 99 years and rights to build 45 miles of railroad and mine iron ore coal and bauxite, noting significant bribe-like maneuvers and high stakes in a difficult Indian frontier.
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K. Rk. Avery
The
Economy Power Company
Thad Avery
British India
Madison County
Pony
India
KE. R. Avery
Dak Bungalow
Jammu
Lam
Srinagar
Jhelum Valley
Kashmir
Sprinagar
Mohora
Lord Erroll Syndicate
Reed Bound Over for Larceny in Montana Case
Angus C. Reed was bound over to district court on a $1,000 bond after a preliminary hearing in Glendale. He faces larceny charges for allegedly stealing a blue roan gelding, with witnesses from Butte and local mining ties noted. Reed denied the theft, admitting only a conversation about a roan horse tied to a separate case. Country Attorney Melton led for the state. Sarta of Butte represented Reed.
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Angus C. Reed
Melton
Bonda
Justice of the Peace
Chas. Hirschman
Reed
Geo. Vance
Glendale
Quiter
Butte
Montana
Itecla
Argenta
Vipond Park
Dave Woodside NATO
Horae
Young Woodside
Sarta
Reidelsberger Named Leader Of Spokane Choral Society
Riedelsberger, once of Spokane, now in New York, has been chosen to lead the Spokane Choral Society, a multi hundred voice ensemble. The selection pleases local friends amid competition from top musicians including Alexander Salavsky, James Hamilton Howe, and H Blakesley.
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Karl Reidelsberger
City
New York
Spokane Choral Society
Professor Reidelsberger
Alexander Salavsky
New York Symphony Club
James Hamilton Howe
Seattle
H. Blakesley
Cleveland
Explorer plans dangerous winter river crossing into Kashmir
The writer in a travel diary describes shifting plans from Jammu to Dhyanhar and attempting a historic white-man crossing of the Chenat river into Kashmir. He notes high altitude marches, snowbound routes, limited funds, and a long period without English as he aims to set a record.
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Dhyanhar
Jammu
Chenat
Bhaniat
Gulabghar Oass
Kashmir
Engilah
Not Guilty in Beef Hide Sale Case
Adolph Gravelle, rancher and stockman from the Big Mole basin, was found not guilty by a jury in Dillon after being charged with selling beef without exhibiting the hides. The trial, before Justice Jos. Rich, cited a mistaken belief about keeping hides on display for ten days. He and his brother Alphonse own about a thousand acres west of Jackson.
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Andoalph Gravelle
Rich
Court House
Gravelle Ia
Big Mole Basin
Alphonse
Jackson
Gravelle
Rougin
Dillon
John Lenkrendorfer
Bennington
Conch House
Gravelles
Tash & Lenkersdorfer
Goumnan
Gouman
Nels Nelson
John and Wu
Lenkerndorfer
John Cox
Chas
S&s. Carmitherr
Herb Wheat
Mr Boardwine
Finley Cunnard
A. O. Yeamnn
Frank Carroll
Melton
W. 8. Barbour
Enjoyable Surprise Party for Henry Fitter at Home
Last Thursday night friends surprised Henry Fitter at his Dillon home after returning on the evening train. The yard filled with vehicles and guests danced to music provided by the guests. Attendees included H Keller and wife A Wharton and wife H Wharton Miss Maud Peterson George Sceles and wife James Burt and wife Mrs Win Smith George Gleed Miss Mil dred Allison Miss Hazel Andeen Lin Thompson George Gunther and wife Joseph Nickel Ralph Brothers Ernest Brothers Fred Brothers Bert Grant Victor Cheney Chas Ryan Mr and Mrs Paulson J C L Lewis and wife EK FE Lintz and James Jackson.
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Henry Fitter
Mr. Fiter
Dillon
Jruerts
H. Keller
A. Wharton
H. Wharton
Mies
Maud Peterson
George Sceles
James Burt
Mra. Win. Smith
George Gleed
I'd Gleed
Mildred Allison
Hazel Andeen
Lin Thompson
George Gunther
Joseph Nickel
Ralph Brothers
Ernest Brothers
Fred Brothers
Bert Grant
Victor Cheney
Chas
Ryan
Paulaon
Turner Traveling Art Exhibit at Local High School
Turner Pictures presents a 200 picture Traveling Art Exhibit at the high school this week. Shows run Wednesday to Saturday evenings and Thursday Friday afternoons. Courteous students will display works and take orders. Admission 10 and 15 cents. season tickets 25 and 50 cents. Proceeds fund school picture purchases.
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Turner
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Arthur Allison
Hogan's Alley
Ed Farnsworth
M. E. Church
Arlo Batea
Cyrus Hackett
Adolph Stewart
Dingley
Miss Malone
Blake
Fritz
Fern McWethey
Dyer
Annie Johnson
Small
Georgia Cullum
Fairly
Ruth Griffin
Jones
Fort
Maude Sigler
Skinner
Miss Herr
Sharp
Miss Jellyson
Sentimenta
Miss Smith
Hila Peterson
Institute
Dell and
Thad
Avery
Larceny
George Vance
Riedelsberger
Spokane
Adolph Gravelle
Turner Pictures
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