Miss McMenamy Holds Lead In Examiner Voting Contest
The Examiner voting contest reports 5 133 votes this week, totaling 21 163 to date. Miss McMenamy remains first by a narrow margin. Marjorie McLoughlin leads weekly with 2362 votes, followed by Agnes McMenamy, Florence Conger, and Adda Ford with 432 and 402 votes respectively.
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Marjorie McLoughlin
Agnes McMenamy
Florence Conger
Adda Ford
Lene McMenamy
Greyling
Lima Majorie McLoughlin
Dillon
Mabel Caldwell
Christie Jackson
Jackson
Mabel Zorn
Wisdom
Charlotte Anes
Briston Masa
Agnes Purdy
Lima Wen
Melrose Morton
Vilton
Third Prize Added in Beaverd Credit Examiners Contest
The Examiner announces a third prize in its Beaverd County contest. The contestant with the third highest votes after final counting on January 5 1904 will win a choice of a diamond brooch or a gold watch and chain, each valued at 40 dollars and on display at Huber Bros. jewelry store in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Huber Bros
Dillon
Jorgen Jorgenson Visits County Seat From Fox Area
Jorgen Jorgenson a well known Big Hole basin resident with a home near Fox spent several days in the county seat during the week context notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorgen Jorgenson
Big Hole Basin
Fox
George M. Clemo
Near
Dillon
City and County Notes from the Dillon Desk
D. M. Paris of Jackson registered at The Metlon. Mr and Mrs Joe T Young arrive from Rexburg Idaho for Thanksgiving with home folks. Mrs John F Bishop joins the Montana building decor sub committee for the St. Louis world fair. A marriage license issued to John Fleming of Dublin and Emma H Schrader of St Louis. Sheriff Gist and Deputy Sheriff Chas take George Pollack and Joe Toney to Deer Lodge for sentences by Judge Parker. Rev H Warren Nice holds services and Sunday school at Baptist church. Joe Lewis sells his barber shop to a skilled barber who will take possession. Lewin to leave for Ann Arbor to enter school. P H Connor reports 13 000 cattle of Horse Prairie Herding association returning to winter pastures assisted by range riders.
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Gist
Chas
Deer Lodge
George Pollack
Joe Toney
Parker
Joe Lewis
Lewin
Dillon
Ann Arbor
P. H. Connor
Horse Prairie
Grove and Crabtree Married at Meisner Home
A. L. Grove and Miss Dora A. Crabtree wed Sunday evening at Herman Meisner’s home with Rev. A B Martin officiating. A large group of friends attended, and the couple departed Monday for Spokane Washington where Mr Grove is engaged in business.
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A. L. Grove
Dora A. Crabtree
Herman Meisner
A. B. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Spokane
Washington
Mr. Grove
Cattle Herding Offer From Padley Ranch Advertiser
I am prepared to feed 300 or 400 head of steers through the winter. Parties wanting cattle fed might call and see me at the old Padley ranch below Dillon. Address me at the Dillon post office. Good feed yards good racke running spring water which never freezes and plenty of shelter. 132. W. E. Drummey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padley Ranch
Dillon
W. BE. Drummey
Death By Own Action Shocks Bannack Area
L Hansen found dead in his kitchen with a hammerless shotgun by his side after a note delivery attempt. Coroner and sheriff report the death as self-inflicted with inquest verdict of death by own action. Hansen, about 55, a Beaverhead Valley farmer with four children, had a troubled mental balance and a history of divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peterson
Bannack
Lars Hansett
John F. Bishop
Mr. Peterson
Mr. Bishop
Hansen
Walker
Hanson
Beaverhead County
I Mountainee Specter
Dillon Theatre Enjoys Busy Weekend Crowd
Dillon residents attended a lively weekend with the Jolly of Joliet stage show at the Dillon Theatre. The musical farce drew a packed audience praising the cast and chorus, though the small stage limited movements for the large company and audience paid dollar admission to see the performance.
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Cate
Ten Years in the Pen for Bannack Dance Killing
George Pollack was found guilty of manslaughter for the killing of Richard Martin during a Bannack dance on March 18. He was sentenced to ten years at hard labor in Deer Lodge penitentiary after jurors, who favored a stiffer verdict, chose manslaughter to avoid a hung jury.
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George Pollack
Richard Martin
Bannack
Pollack
Parker
Robison
Barbour
Aottorneen
Examiner
Martin
Lou Thompson
Polack
Arthur Conway
Dan Nicholls
Walker
Gist
Dart
Charles Mickus
Finley Wines
Blair Ranch
Horse Prairie
Vines
Dicky Martin
Francia
William McManus
H. A. Bond
Jones
Peterson
Gauthier
George Gauthier
Dillon Theatre hosts three basketball games for Dillon championship
Tomorrow at 3 30 pm the Normal team meets the first high school team in a Dillon championship triple header at the Dillon Theatre. Chester Gilbert Wilber Gilbert Raymond Noyes lead the lineups for the high schools with Bob Moore Jett Poindexter and others in reserve as tickets are on sale at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dillon Theatre
Poes
Raymond Noyes
Chester Gilbert
Wilber Gilbert
Campbell
Norvill
Carrol
Noyes
Taylor
Stahl
Rumlaugh
Graves
Roy Noyes
Second Hight School
Bob Moore
Jack Selway
Harry Martin
Pilt Poindexter
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Miss. McMenamy
D. M. Paris
Tackson
Metlon
Joe T. Young
Rexburg
Idaho
Montana
St. Louis
John Fleming
Dublin
Emma H. Schrader
Springfield
Ilinois
Baptist Church
H. Warren Nice
Christ
Horn
Grove-Crabtree
the Examiner
THE
Dillon Examiner
Tatontana
L. Hansen
Beaverhead
Valley
Dillion Steam Laundry
W. B. Stanchfield
Ajax
I. Cashmore
Lare Hansen
Delena Arnold
Cornelius E Arnold
B. O. Fournier
Mrs. Fournier
Susa Ek, Killey
Grace Truax
Leo Truax
Lima
C. H. Bugbee
United States
Pocatello
H. Levy Company
San Francisco
N.S. Wood
Madison Counties
C. H. Padle
Deputy Bros
Nevada
Ralph S. Meyers
H. Levy
Clay Street
Tima
Levy Company
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