Reorganization of Boston Montana Mining Company
Beav erhead County records show the filing of articles for the Boston Montana Mining company with a $1378 fee, among the largest locally. The new firm, valued at 600000 dollars with 500000 shares, will base at Coolidge Elkhorn district and resume large scale operations within ninety days.
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Boston-Montana Mining Company
John
Baker
Coolidge
Elkhorn
Thomas W. L. Johnson
Robert M. Currier
L. F. Hannum
Boston
W. R. Allen
O. L. Heater
W. L. Wright
Buite
Mr. Allen
Elkhorn Mine
Health Luncheon Draws Interest for County Dental Clinic
A public health luncheon at the Andrus hotel cafe gathered 38 people to discuss a proposed county dental clinic. County health nurse Miss Lian led the meeting with talks from local dentists and a presentation by Mrs. Sara Morse of the state board of health about county nurse work and regional achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrus
Bowman seeks Democratic nomination for secretary of state at Helena
Helena March 21 A H Bowman of Hardin Montana filed his declaration of candidacy at the primaries for the office of secretary of state on the Democratic ticket F C McWilliams of Great Falls filed for delegate to the Republican national convention and Fred R Munger of Lewistown filed for delegate to the Democratic national convention
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Helena
A. H. Bowman
Hardin
Montana
F. C. McWilliams
Great Falls
Fred R. Munger
Lewistown
Ex Governor Stewart Seeks to Be Delegate in Montana Primary
Former Governor W. Stewart announces intent to run as a Democrat for delegate to the national convention in the May 27 Montana primary. He proposes the ballot slogan I favor the nomination of W G McAdoo and says if elected he will vote for the winner. A state official notes slogans may be barred and cites changes since Hiram Johnson in election rules.
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Helena
Mont
W. Stewart
Stewart
W. G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Secretary of State
Hiram Johnson
Primary candidates in Montana need no petition for ballot access
Helena March 21. Candidates who were informed that 600 signatures were needed to place names on the May primary ballot have been told no signatures are required. Secretary of State C T Stewart sent a letter stating Attorney General Rankin ruled signatures are unnecessary to complete petitions to be delegates to the national conventions.
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Helena
Mont
Secretary of State
Ames
C. T. Stewart
W. D. Rankin
Sadie Rae Chambers Dies After Illness
Sadie Rae Chambers five and a half year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chambers died Monday at her grandparents home after a brief pneumonia illness following measles. Funeral at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with burial in Mountain View cemetery. She was born in Dillon and survived by her parents an older brother and a baby sister.
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Sadie Rae
Hugh Chambers
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Mountain View
Dillon
Auction Sale Scheduled for Saturday March 29
An auction sale of ranch implements and other articles will be held at the Sullivan Brothers' barn next Saturday auctioneer C A Smith will oversee the sale with several thousand dollars of property to be sold.
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Sullivan Brothers
C. A. Smith
Wise River Boys Kill Mountain Lion in Wyoming Wilds
Five Wise River youths Wallace Campbell Chester Campbell Frank Hoag Don Ince pursued mountain lion tracks after a dog treed the animal. Wallace Campbell shot the lion from the tree and Frank Hoog finished it with a shot to the eye. The lion weighed about 150 pounds and measured seven feet from tip to tip.
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Wiseriver
Wallace Campbell
Chester Campbell
Frank Hoag
Don Ince
Campbell
Geeina
Hoog
Frank Hoog
Dillon Livestock Show and Sale Set for April in Dillon
Ready for a three day event April 24 to 26 in Dillon in conjunction with the State Stockgrowers convention. A.B. Cook ships another carload of cattle to the sale. Fred Repert to cry the sales. Notables include judges Charles Clayton George Sims Frank Brown and supervisors and stewards across fat cattle dairy and sheep divisions.
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A. B. Cook
Dillon
Fred Repert
Decatur
Indiana
Townsend
Decatur Indiana
Repert
George W. Dart
Charles Clayton
Ogden
Utah
George Sims
Frank Brown
Carlton
Oregon
United States
James M. Dodd
W. 8
Tash
Louis Anderson
Tom Dubois
George Clemston
Jack Barcout
Theodore Nelson
W. W. Hawkins
Montana Democrats Confident of Victory in Statewide Campaign
HeleNa March 19. A rousing Montana Democratic meeting drew over 250 leaders pledging loyalty to party principles and planning a strong campaign. Speakers praised reforms of the Wilson era while condemning recent Republican rule as harmful and corrupt, with remarks at a banquet under the Lewis and Clark County Women’s Democratic Club.
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Helena
Women’s Democratic Club OF
Lewis and Clark County
Montanaa
Democratic Party
Montana Democracy
Women’s Democratic Club
C. B. Nolan
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Women's Clubs
Stout
Republican Party
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Mark Hanna
Mark
Wilson
Dillon Livestock Show Endorsement by State Livestock Board
State Livestock Board endorses the Dillon show action and urges support for the Beaverhead County committee plan. The resolution praises the Dillon show for stimulating the stockgrowers and livestock industry in Montana and calls for efforts to restore confidence in breeding purebred stock.
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Livestock Board
Dillon
E Beaverhead
Gounty
Tion
Stockgrowers Association
Rae Bo
City water system urged for immediate mains replacement
At a Ro tary Club luncheon property owners pressed for rapid replacement of aging water mains. Frost has caused breaks on Atlantic Pacific Washington streets and Railroad avenue, leaving districts without water or fire protection. City council favors action without bonds, but a petition from 20 percent of taxpayers is required first.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Washington Streets
Railroad Avenue
Cornell
Whereabouts Sought for Henry Cox in County
Relatives of Henry Cox formerly of Charleston Washington and now living in this county seek his location He is 23 years old six feet tall about 175 pounds with red hair blue eyes and missing upper front teeth Relatives have written Sheriff Mooney asking for help and urge anyone who knows his whereabouts to contact the sheriff.
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Henry Cox
Charleston
Wash
Sheriff Mooney
Butte Presbytery Meeting Set in Dillon
The annual meeting of the Butte Presbytery will be held at the Dillon Presbyterian church on April 2 3 and 4. Members and the public are invited to evening sessions with talks by Rev B J Groeneveld of Butte on the 2nd and by Rev J N Maclean of Missoula and Rev F Pierce Ramsey of Hamilton on the 3rd.
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Presbytery
Butte
Montana
Dillon
Presbyterian Church
B. J. Groeneveld
D. D
J. N. Maclean
Missoula
F. Pierce. Ramsey
Hamilton
Idaho Murderer Is Arrested At Lima
Jose Roblas a Mexican picked up by Constable L B Brainerd at Lima Monday afternoon confessed to local sheriffs office that he is the man wanted in Idaho City for the killing of Pedro Lerma in Pocatello after a card game dispute Roblas was held on concealed weapons charge and brought to Dillon for questioning He described a street corner confrontation with Lerma who drew a knife and Roblas shot him The Pocatello Tribune recounts Lerma dying from a .38 bullet wound with witness Geo Collet stating Lerma was followed then shot near East Center and North First avenues
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Jose Roblas
L. B. Brainerd
Lima
Pedro Lerma
Pocatello
Robins
Brainard
Dillon
Lerma
Roblas
Lermas
Pocatello Tribune
General Hospital
East Center
North First Avenues
A. Sisneos
Lberty
Geo. Collet
South First
Collet
North First
First Avenue
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Predatory Animal and Bird Drive Postponed for Week
Beav erhead Sportsmen's association postpones the first shoot of the year due to bad road conditions. The event, planned for April 6, aims to combat magpies crows hawks and owls that damage crops and poultry. The shoots offer a rare chance for members to test firearms and practice ahead of game season.
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Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association
Great
Beaverhead Sportsmens Association
Gath
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Wise River
Reed
Democrats
Idaho
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