Oats Trophy Title Trumpets Montana Agriculture
The Howard Elliott oat trophy from the Montana State Fair honors Beaverhead County oats and Montana soil quality. Northern Pacific Railway officials plan to exhibit Edinger’s oat display in eastern states to promote Montana grain, backed by President Elliott’s agrarian advocacy and railroad demonstrations.
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Howard Elliott
Helena
Montana
Edinger
Northern Pacific Railway
Beaverhead
Elliott
Georgia
Prsident Bliott
Bricker
Beaverhead County
West
Pacific Northwest
Idaho
Northern Pacific
D. E. Willard
North Dakota Agricultural College
Bozeman Fair
Agricultural College
Armstead Deputy Sheriff Visits Armstead
Chas. Hoadley deputy sheriff at Armstead was in town today for unspecified duties and local engagements.
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Chas. Hoadley
Armstead
Hallowe en Revels At Normal College
Frolic and mock trials marked a Halloween event on Normal College hill with seniors arraigning faculty, juniors parodying 1912 commencement, freshmen re-enacting district school, and a prep mock wedding amid dancing and treats.
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College Hill
Scenic theatre reopens under Earl Wheat management
Earl Wheat takes charge of the Scenic theatre reopening tomorrow at 2 pm after a week’s closure. The renovated venue will offer daily performances with afternoon matinees at 3 pm and evening shows at 7 pm. A varied program includes Biograph and Edison films, piano by Hazel Tonney, Eastman orchestra, and box office by Vesta Mack with ten cent admission.
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Scenic
Earl Wheat
J. Brennan
Butte
Wheat
Bailey
Dillon
Biograph
Vitograph
Lubin
Kalem
Edison
Moving Pictures
Mr Wheat
Hazel Tonney
Eastman Orchestra
Vesta Mack
Why Should I Pray and How at First Presbyterian Church
The pastor at First Presbyterian Church corner Pacific and Glendale will discuss the question Why Should I Pray and How next Sunday at eleven o clock. The series aims to resolve doubts about prayer and its value.
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First Presbyterian Church
Comer Pacific
Glendale Streets
Get Together Banquet Draws Dillon Citizens and Guests
The St James Guild hall was packed for a Dillon booster banquet with Rev HB Ostrander and Prof Ray Mosher among speakers. Mayor Olmsted urged civic pride and lighting improvements and a future commercial club, while Governor Norris praised Beaverhead county and warned against over boosting. The evening featured Edith Remley, the Dillon Ladies' Odette, and a memorable toast by Col Decker. a violin solo was cut short by a prank injury.
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St. James Guild Hall
HB. V. Ostrander
Presbyterian Church
Dillon
Baptist Ladies and Society
Er. Ray Mosher
Edith Remley
Odtette
Miss Herrick
Mosher
Montana
T. D. Olmsted
Metlen
Mr. Olmsted
Jesse Lacklen
Methodist Church
Chuches
Lacklen
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Pacific
Col. Decker
Armsted
Armstead
Norris
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Ife
Howard Iilliott
Thanksgiving Proclamation by President Taft for Thanksgiving
President Taft issues the annual Thanksgiving proclamation designating Thursday November 30 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. He praises national prosperity, peace, and the bounty of God, urging citizens to reflect and be grateful for blessings and the world’s goodwill.
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William Howard Taft
United States of America
United States
Chicago
United States of American
P. C. Knox
Taft
Universal Brotherhood of Nations
Vaudeville Returns at Grand Theatre Dillon
Manager Lloyd brings 8 big acts to the Grand Theatre with vaudeville and the regular picture program. Acts include Harry Kingston a slack wire expert Billy Hayes a character comedian and Miss Maybelle a singer. Admission is 26 cents for adults 16 cents for children doors at 6 30 pm Wednesday and Thursday November 1 2.
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Dillon
Lloyd
Grand Theatre
Matt
Jeff
Harry Kingston
Billy Hayes
Miss Maybelle
Hazelbaker Given Gold Watch by Beaverhead County
Beaverhead County Clerk FF A Hazelbaker receives a solid gold watch and chain as a tribute for his efforts in securing the county's first state fair representation. The gift came at a Metlen banquet organized by the new commercial club where Lewis Penwell praised Hazelbaker and Beaverhead exhibitors.
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FF. A. Hazelbaker
Beaverhead
Montana
Hazelbaker
Pennell
Halloween Party For Young People At Robb Residence
Little Miss Freda Robb hosted a masquerade Halloween party for many young girls on Tuesday evening. The event featured games, dancing in the reception hall and large living room, and Halloween refreshments to conclude. Attendees included Barbara Andrus, Gladys Gray, Mildred Elliott, Ruth Pinnon, Frances Caldwell, Isabel Christman, Ella Nelson, Thora Sissen, Edith Brown, Florence Smith, Nina Smith, Geraldine Smith, Elizabeth Metlen, Thelma Knapp, Phyllis Knapp, Pearl Yost, Helen Brown, Ruth Brown, Mollie Sparrow, Dorothy Poindexter, Dorothy Potter, Hazel Ripley, Ruth Innis, Lillian Conger, Thelma Jensen, Leon Carter, Dagmar Nelson, Hazel Conger, with Mesdames Melentin, Potter, McLaghlin, Kalepp, Mills, Bell and Miss May Moore.
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Freda Robb
Dave Robb
Robb
Barbara Andrus
Gladys Gray
Mildred Elliott
Ruth Pinnon
Frances Caldwell
Isabel Christman
Ella Nelson
Thora Sissen
Edith Brown
Florence Smith
Nina Smith
Geraldine Smith
Elizabeth Metlen
Thelma Knapp
Phylis Knapp
Pearl Yost
Helen Brown
Ruth Brown
Mollie Sparrow
Dorothy Poindexter
Dorothy Potter
Hazel Ripley
Ruth Innis
Lillian Conger
Thelma Jensen
Leon Carter
Dagmar Nelson
Hazel Conger
Mesdames Melentin
Potter
McLaghlin
Kalepp
Mills
Bell
Miss May Moore
Native state invitation at Dillon Methodist church
The message asks residents from Ohio Indiana or Haineis to attend next Sunday night at the Dillon Methodist church. Special church sections will be reserved for people from these states. The pastor plans a short sermon on Home Memories and a chance to meet locals from attendees native state.
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Ohio
Indiana
Haineis
Methodist Church
Dillon
Beaverhead County Forms Commercial Club Boosters
Citizens in Beaverhead County gathered at the Hotel Metlen to organize a commercial club to attract settlers, improve exhibits, secure better transportation, and protect local industries. Mayor Olmsted chaired, with a committee named to report next Friday at The Medon.
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Beaverhead County
Metlen
T. D. Olmsted
Messrs
Alf Decker
Armstead
I. F. Wunsaker
George Featherly
Frank Kiel
B. F. Bimrose
Dillon
Medon
Booster Club
Lewis Penwell
Helena
Penwell
Montana
Mr. Penwell
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Hallowe'en
Normal College
the Metlen
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