Alvord Marries in California in Ventura
John H. Alvord assistant attorney general of Montana wed Miss Bertha Helen Barnard in Ventura California after a quiet romance. The couple will visit Pierpont Inn then San Francisco Mod county and Helena before making Montana their home. The ceremony drew a cheering crowd of youth witnesses and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Alvord
Montana
California
South
Dillon
Ventura
Alvord
Bertha Helen Barnard
Ventera Daily Democrat
John Hartwell
Gfven
Edith Hobson
Wedding of Alvord and Barnard in Ventura home
Alvord weds Bertha Helen Barnard in a Ventura city ceremony at the Barnard home. The ornate decor features green white flowers with candlelit alcove. The bride wears white taffeta and lace, escorted by her father as Moore's Orchestra plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvord
Bertha Helen Barnard
Barnard
Moore
Lohengrin
Dias Hare
Celia Charlebois
Morris Barnard
Rev. R. Messins
Chas. Barnard
Roy V. Reppy
Los Angeles
Episcopal Church
Messing
Returns to Old Haunts Dirty Smith Returns After Eight Year Absence
Henry Smith known as Dirty Smith, once a famed local character, returns to Dillon after more than eight years. He visits Forrest Bayerd's house and tells Sheriff Erwin he came from Wisconsin for something to eat. He served two and a half days in county jail for breach of etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Henry Smith
Dillon
Forrest Bayerd
Erwin
Wisconsin
New Road
Auto crash injures Clayton Schuler near Dillon
Clayton Schuler survived a grave automobile accident after the car plunged from a reservoir area bridge. He suffered a broken collarbone a deep head wound and facial injuries requiring stitches. He walked three miles for aid and is now recovering at home under a physician's care.
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Clayton Schuler
Dillon
Walker
Clayt
City Works
Schuler
South Pacific Street
Successful Recital at College in Dillon
Miss Edith Hatch director of music at the college presented her annual commencement recital with Miss Edna Ostrander mezzo soprano and Hugo Giduz violinist assisted by Miss Hatch on piano. The audience showed rare attentiveness and lingered through the encore. Ostrander sang six selections displaying strong tonal qualities and poised stage presence. Giduz received warm praise for four pieces including Kreisler's Schon Rosmarin with notable bowing and fingering. Hatch contributed a polished performance completing a well finished program.
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Dillon
Normal College
Edith Hatch
Edna Ostrander
Hugo Giduz
Hatch
Miss Ostrander
Reiehadt
Otorian
Kreisler
Kemper Has Runaway Team Near Dillon Beach
Dave Kemper a young rancher living northeast of Dillon faced a runaway horse team yesterday afternoon. The bridle fell from a horse as he left the hitching rack opposite Weenink's studio and he could not control the frightened animals. He steered them into the hitching rack near George Jewell's blacksmith shop to stop the runaways.
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Dave Kemper
Dillon
Kemper
Weenink
George Jewell
Death Comes to End Suffering Pioneer Woman Mrs Landon
Mrs. Frank Landon died at 58 after a lingering illness including pneumonia. Pioneer resident of Beaverhead County and Dillon, she traveled from Kentucky to Montana in 1880 and helped build a local cattle family that grew into prominence. Survived by daughter Mrs Ired Carter of Seattle. funeral held at Washington Street residence with Methodist pastor Rev A W Hamilton officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Landon
Washington Street
Beaverhead County
Montana
Landon
Robert N. Wond
Kentucky
Methodist Church
Mesdames J. 3
Poindexter
M. T. Lougheed
R. S. Stephenson
C. W. Scott
Messers BN. Stevenson
George Bott
Jos. C. Smith
George M. Melton
J. H. Gilbert
Frank Fliel
Dr. Brrr
Rathbune
Ernest Orr
Bert Orr
John T. Orr
Mountain View Cemetery
Direct shipment of cattle from Big Hole to Chicago begins
Christ Deulehman and John Inabnit of Vox establish a precedent by sending a carload of Big Hole cattle directly to Chicago, ending regional sales to Pacific coast and eastern buyers. The 100 steers averaged 1804 pounds selling for 815, 115 head averaged 1277 pounds at 8.10, 147 head at 1164 pounds sold for 8.50, and several lighter lots brought 7.80 to 6.65 with seven head at 1454 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Deulehman
John Inabnit
Vox
Big Hole
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Walter & Dunbar
Bed stolen by two men from ranch helper
Mark Bird of the Sandera and LaDue ranch lent lodging to John Fitzgerald and William Smith who later stole Bird's bed. Bird later found his bed sold for 4 at Harrison second hand store. Smith and Fitzgerald were arrested by Charles Retallack and arraigned on Saturday with trial set for June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Bird
John Fitzgerald
William Smith
Smith
Fitzgerald
Bird
Harrison
Charles Retallack
Justice Court
Held for Check Forging Case in Butte In
Tedward Sanford formerly employed near Wisdom was arrested in Butte In by Under sheriff Scully on a charge of forging a check on Clarance France of Wisdom. Sanford pleaded guilty in jursive court and claimed whiskey intoxication. He sought an eight dollar check at the Buffet saloon. the forgery was discovered at the bank. Sanford is held for trial in the Wis district courts unable to post a $1,000 bond.
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American Forestry Association
National Forest Ranger
Mountain Lookout
Tedward Sanford
Wisdom
Butte
Scully
Clarance France
Sanford
Tie
France
Wistriet
Ten Days for Bates and Berry
Fred Bates and Thomas Berry were arrested in Dell two weeks ago by Constable Dave Burke for entering a cabin in Clark's canyon belonging to John Doe Scott. The burglary charge was reduced to petty larceny after investigation showed they were not the original burglars. They pleaded guilty and were sentenced to 10 days in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bates
Thomas Berry
Dell
Dave Burke
Clark's Canyon
John Doe Scott
Kenison
Beaverhead county high school stages Colonel Blundergame at Normal college
The 1914 class production The Colonel Blundergame at the Normal college auditorium Dillon drew the largest amateur audience in years. Under Mrs Mathew Orr and Miss Anna Johnson the cast delivered strong turns from Lawrence Price as Colonel to Louis Stahl as the astute German detective, with praise for makeup, costumes, and coaching throughout.
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Beaverhead County
Normal College
Dillon
Mathew Orr
Anna Johnson
Orr
Lawrence Price
Callina
Eber Badvon
Clen Thomas
Harry
Milly Brown
Charles Carroll
Hugh Anderson
Ruth Orr
Lucile Paul
Annie Friend
Cecil Featherly
Louis Stahl
Horse and Buggy Located After Weeklong Search
A horse and buggy belonging to A. L. Anderson of the city were found by Sheriff D. W. Erwin in a field owned by Charles Calvert near Dell after a photographer tracked the case to Roberts Idaho. The suspect KR Reichman admitted his identity and is held for trial on horse stealing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L Anderson
D. W. Erwin
Charles Calvert
Dell
Dillon
Marden
Roberts
Idaho
Erwin
Hiler
KR. F. Reichman
Armstead
Calvert's
Reichman
Marriage Unites Hans Anderson and Miss Marie Erickson
Hans Anderson a noted sheepman and rancher in the county wed Miss Marie Erickson of New York City last Friday morning. Rev. E. V. Ostrander of the Presbyterian church officiated. Friends congratulate the couple on this notable union in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Anderson
Marsiage
Marie Erickson
New York City
Anderson
E. V. Ostrander
Presbyterian Church
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John Hartwell Alword
Throwa
Clayton Schuyler
Mrs.Frank Landon
Edwin L. Norris
Great Walls
Bates
Berry
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