Kerry Gow Jr Speaks on New High School Law Changes
Happenings from Lima and Lakeview report county high school law revisions making trustees elective rather than appointed. Locals doubt voter interest in a special election and note added costs. Ex-Senator Hurd visits to discuss horses. several local residents and traders are noted with cattle sales and town business.
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Kerry Gow, Jr
Lima
Lakeview
Bedrock
Board of County Commissioners
Hurd
Valley County
Lima town breezy letter notes births and storms
Special Correspondent reports Alva Bukter family leaving Lima for Central City Iowa and many locals with travel and weather notes. Visitors, social events, births, illnesses, coal shortage, and a March St Patrick ball are described along with several small town notices and regional movements.
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Lima
Alva Bukter
Central City
Iowa
John Remington
Katie
Dr. Eddy
St. Patrick’s
Lakeview News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents and Social Gatherings
Walter Kerchner sustained a bad left side injury at the Blake ranch while unhitching broncos and was unconscious for about twenty minutes. Mrs. L A Metzel hosted a snowshoe and toboggan party with guests enjoying elaborate refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop surprised by friends with dancing and late refreshments. Mrs. Metzel’s brother H Massingill arrived for a visit from out of town.
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Lakeview
Walter Kerchner
Blake Ranch
L. A. Metzel
Metzel Ranch
Bishop
H. & Massingill
Speaker White Honored with Gavel by Montana Assembly
The Helena Record reports the Montana House of Representatives deposed Speaker B F White of Beaverhead in a quiet ceremony. Speaker Rice accepted the gavel gift and paid tribute to White noting sixty pleasant days and enduring friendships formed during the session.
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Helena
Beaverhead
White
Townaman
King
Stapleton
B. F. White
J. H. Rice
Chateau
King and
Hilger
Colonel Rice
Montana
Commonwealth
Executors Notice in Beaverhead County Estate Case
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Joseph Arbour deceased is addressed. Frederick Arbour executor directs creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to his Dillon Montana address. First publication March 4 1903.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Joseph Arbour
W. S. Barbour
Dillon
Frederick Arbour
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W. A. Holland
Hill
Silver City
Idaho
Billy
Lee W. Lewis
Mr. Kennedy
Frye-Bulin
Seattle
Mr. Schiller
Paxton and Gallagher Co
Omaha
Nels Nelson
Northern Pacific
John C. Brenner
Prairie
Butte
W. G. Blair
Horse Prairie
Lee Lewis
Anaconda
Pat Ward
Charles Hill
Maud
KE. Hill
Lakeview Land and Live Stock Co
Hamilton
John Hayes
Glenn’s Ferry
L. E. Culver
Washington
the Examiner
Bullock
Herron
Provo
Utah
Raymond
Canada
Henry Gleed
Alberta
Hazeltine
Jack
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Monida
Mrs. Hopkins
Logan, Utah
Chas. Troax
Minneapolis, Minn
Mrs. Thomas Fagan
O. K. Paul
Con Bray
McDougal
Rex
Mamie Jarson
Idaho Falls
Tom Beatie
Tsat
Ritchie
Tates
Bert
Harvey Massingill
A. B. Wakefield
Dubois
Will Boatman
Virginia City
Chas. Bray
Joe Smith
Wétinre
House
Dillon Furniture Co
G. T. Paul
F. E. T. Broeck
Mammoth
Poindexter & Orr L. S. Co
Dillon, Mont
Christiansen
Contractor and Builden
Kentucky Avenue
Vine Street
Kansas City
Saint Louis
Memphis
Southeastern Limited
Springfield
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
G. W. Martin
Western
Denver
Colo
R. A. Sullivan
First National Bank
Dillon Cash
Main Street
Postoffice Building
State Bank of Dillon
Dillon, Montana
United States
Europe
I. I. Graves
Wm. Roz
Martin Barrett Jos. Shineberger
A. Fp, Graeter
A. L. Stone
Edwin Norris
Examiner OF Ce
A. Ll. Barcon
N. G, W.F, Casum More' Secy
Upper
Montana St
Beaverhead County
Salt Lake Port
Dillon Lumber Co
J. B, Mickinney
Union Pacific and
Chicald
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Union Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
F. A. Miller
Claude S. Williams
South St. Salt Lake
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