Will Organize Leasing Company In Beet Deal For Dillon
A mass meeting in Dillon renews push for a sugar beet factory with plans to form a leasing company to plant 500 acres near the railroad. Beets shipped to Blackfoot would yield about $4 per ton to growers after a $1 ton freight, with $15,000 needed to start. Committees to organize the leasing firm and to secure acreage were named, and over 100 acres have already been promised.
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Dillon
Court House
G. R. Featherly
Heaverhead Beet Growers’ Association
Featherly
Frank Bliel
Ga. L. Andergov
B. F
Sunday School Class Entertains at Methodist Church
The Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school hosted an evening gathering in the church parlor last Friday. With a revised organization and many new members the class aims to be the banner for numbers and efficiency, showing that both young and old take lively interest in the Sunday school.
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Dillon
Mre
Haines
Press
Knotts
Boardwine
Reddington
Georgia Cullum
Annis McWethey
Mr. Fuller
Rev
Dodda
Annia McWethey
Gloria
Gladys Winters
Maud Sig
Methodist Sunday School
Special Term Begins Friday in Dillon Court
Frank A. Hazelbaker announces a special term of district court in Dillon to be presided by Judge Lew L. Callaway starting Friday March 26, with a list of trial cases for both the special and regular May terms. The regular term commences May 5 with a trial jury. civil criminal and probate calendars open the term, followed by scheduled trials through May 20 and citizenship petitions heard May 5.
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
Dillon
Lew L. Callaway
Emerson Hill
Henry Thompson
H. G. Swafford
George H. Howard
W. A. Armitage
Highland Water Company
District Court
State of Montana
W. A. Boyle
Fred L. Stone
Ve. T. Phoenix
Fred Holmes
Death of Judge T. J. Galbraith in Cheyenne 1909
Notice of the death of Judge T J Galbraith at his Cheyenne home on March 8 1909 at age 84. A veteran old timer and former Fifth Judicial District judge when Montana joined the union in 1889, he was born October 3 1823 in Northumberland County Pennsylvania and had a long career as a lawyer and public servant in Minnesota and Montana.
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Dillon
T. J. Galbraith
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Galbraith
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Thames J. Galbraith
Boulder
Jefferson County
Turbatt Township
Northumberland County
Pennsylvania
University of Lewisburg
Bucknell
Joshua .W. Combly
Danville
Montour County
Minnesota
Shakopee City
Scott County
House of Representatives
Constitutional Convention
Senate
Galtraith
Willis A. Gorman
Lincoln
Indiana
Mississippi
Yellow Medicine
Pajatazee
John Tope
Virginia
Fort Snelling
A. J. Weedum to Consolidate Dillon Lumber Firms
A business change will take place in Dillon on April 1 as A. J. Weedum from Glasgow Montana takes over the Dillon Lumber company and the yard of Frank P. Birrer. The new firm to operate as A. J. Weedum Lumber company will be based at the Washington and Helena Streets offices. Weedum, an experienced lumberman, brings strong recommendations and plans improvements. he intends to relocate his family to Dillon soon.
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Dillon
A. J. ‘Weedum
Glasgow
Mont
Dillon Timber
Dillon Lumber Company
Montana
A. D. Quantrell
Blackfoot
Frank P. Birrer
Weedum
Washington and
Helena Streets
A. J. Weedum
Bob
Philip
Kitty
Robert Brown
Katherine
Saundera
Marion Bryant
Brown
Bep
Patty
Vaudeville at Scenics Theatre Draws Big Crowds
The Scenics theatre vaudeville show is a big hit with crowd ed houses at each performance. Attractions are first class and Dillon theatre opera earns high praise for securing them. Dillon patrons show appreciation through strong patronage this week a team of club swingers headlines the bill.
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Scenics Theatre
Dillon Theatre Opera
Dillon
Recital by Miss Grace Graeter Pupils at Normal College
A pianoforte recital by Grace Graeter’s pupils at the Normal College assembly hall next Friday evening begins at 8 30. Admission is free. Performers include Maude Sigler Beulah Harrison Edith Remley Frae Iliff and Edwina Yeaman with a program of piano duets, songs, violin obligato readings, and chamber pieces featuring works by Mozart Mendelssohn Grieg and others.
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Grace Graeter
Normal College
Maude Sigler
Beulah Harrison
Miss Dunning
Edith Remley
Frae Iliff
Will Assat
Maydly—Rathbuo
Lucile Paul
Edison Orr
Read
Blindman
Buff—Seeboeck
Curly Locke
Englemann
Mae Henneberry
Margaret Poindexter
Man relocates to Headinger to join son in bee ranching
Joseph Hirechman, who has lived in Dillon for the past year, left last night for Headinger North Dakota to join his son involved in bee ranching interests there.
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Joseph Hirechman
Dillon
Headinger
North Dakota
High School Entertainment at Opera House This Saturday
Seventeen seniors present two farces Mr. Bob and Meddlesome at the Dillon opera house on Saturday evening March 27. Proceeds fund school gifts as Miss Benhaw directs the cast of local students, with 8 30 curtain and the Dillon band providing interlude music. Tickets in advance 50 cents, seats extra 24 cents.
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Bob
Benhaw
Dillon
Beaverhead County High School
New England
Bunkerville
Mme. Bonafon
Betty
Iriah
Dieg
Dr. Fuzzy
Parker
Abbert Fuzzy
Hiram Brundage
Albert Fuzzy
Leroy Willey Parker
Albert Woodside Mine
Bonafan
Clare Conger
Betty Maguire
Joy Slack
Smith
Alda Smith
Jones
Lora Guyaz
Green
Edith Lawrence
Robison
Vera Melvin Mra
Brown
Idanha Baker
Migs
Becky
Sumimer
Cata
Philip
Mainy
Patty
Jenkins
Mr.Brown
Lawclerk
Mr. Brown
Katherine
Kather
Wool Market Active With Large Future Contracts
For the first time in years the local wool market shows strong activity with major future delivery deals. J Hample of Boston's Jeremiah Williams Co. contracted about 350000 pounds at 20 cents a pound, a higher price than last year, and left Dillon after confirming markets for the moment. Companies like Selway Sheep, Sage Creek, Beaverhead Ranch, Poindexter Orr, Otto Schulz, and Ace Kennison were reported to have clipped contracts, signaling a robust Beaverhead County season with quality and quantity matching or exceeding prior years.
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J. &. Hample
Butte
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Boston
Dillon
Hample
Selway Sheep Company
Sage Creek Company
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Poindexter & Orr Livestock Company
Otto Schulz
Ace Kennison
Beaverhead County
Hold Wool Advised By Howard Boyer Wool Company
Helena March 22 Private advices say Montana wool growers who contracted clips at 20 cents will regret it. The Philadelphia based Howard Boyer Wool Company telegram urges holders to refrain from selling and to wait until next season due to market famine and strong future prospects.
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Helena
Howard-Boyer Wool Company
Philadelphia
Montana
Antil
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Ve. Dart Hardware Company
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W. G. Phillips
Sam
Jasper Christainsen
Emil Edward Minder
Jens Peterson
Elmose
Joha Inabit
D. Ke . Tracy
Bedrock
Metlen
High School
Dillon Theatre
Philip Royson
Ray Melton
Henry Burfiend Jenkings
Francia Carroll
Rebecca Luke
Elizabeth Sutherland Katherine
Josephine Erwin Marion Bryant
Mr. Hobb
Tad Goed
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Galdysa Heyward
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