Pan Western alliance urged to grow as west markets merge
In Butte Montana's OPPORTUNITY column is urged closer pan Western ties between the intermountain region and the Pacific coast. Heny Platt Oregon Short Line general manager touts expanding western markets, noting Montana cattle beef and mutton feed a growing Los Angeles market while California buys Montana apples potatoes and grain. He predicts a surge in Pacific coast population and industrial growth benefiting intermountain producers.
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Pacific Coast
Montana
California
Los Angeles
Intermountain
Pacific’coast
Pan- Western Alliance
Heny Platt
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Butte Station
Platt
Smithfield
Utah
Montanas
Big Hole Basin
Billings
Ogden
Idaho
Terial
Sacramento Valley
Southland
San Francisco
San Diego
Butte
Broncho trots, Smith McKnight injured in rodeo tilt
Dell rancher Smith McKnight was injured when a broncho he led through a gate bolted and trampled him last Sunday. His hand was crushed and he sustained other injuries but he drove to town for treatment at Barrett hospital and is recovering.
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Smith McKnight
Dell Rancher
Library at Normal to Be Dedicated With Exercises
The Montana State Normal college library will be dedicated on December 28 with a program supervised by the Dillon Wranglers club. A committee is arranging the ceremony. The open library invites students and citizens to inspect its thousands of volumes and utilize its reference resources.
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Montana State Normal College
Dillon Wranglers
Dillon
Beaverhead sportsmen attend state convention at Helena
Beaverhead delegates W B Hartwig Roy Forrester and Charles Price attended the Montana men’s association meeting in Helena. They helped push two local-favored resolutions including a Dillon to Big Hole game preserve and a prairie chicken season opening Aug 16.
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Beaverhead
Helena
W. B. Hartwig
Roy. ‘Forrester
Charles Price
Beaverhead ‘County
Roy. Forrester
Bearement Sportsmen’ S ‘Association
Montana
Dillon
Big Hole
Twin Bridges
Melrose
Dell Matron Elizabeth Dowling Dies After Illness
Elizabeth Dowling pioneer matron of Beaverhead County died early last Thursday at her son's home in Dell after a lingering illness. Born in Benton Wisconsin 81 years ago she moved to Montana over 40 years ago with her husband Michael Dowling. Survived by daughters Mrs James McKnight Mrs Dave Burke and Mrs John Hoffman and sons Joseph and Henry Dowling. Funeral held Saturday at the Catholic church in Lima with interment in Lima cemetery.
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Elizabeth Dowling
Henry Dowling
Dell
Mra
Dowling
Benton
Wis
Montana
Beaverhead County
Michael Dowling
County
James McKnight
Dave Burke
John Hoffman
Dillon
Joseph
Lima
Clifford
Dillon Elks Open New Home in Butte Saturday
Several Dillon Elks attended the opening of the new Elk home in Butte Saturday evening. Three candidates for initiation from Oro y Plaza lodge were transferred for initiation. John and Harry Banks also attended as more than 800 guests were seated and Elk meat was served.
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Dillon Elks
Butte
Chester Hale
Keith Lloyd
W. E. Barry
Oro Y Plaza
Married Saturday license issued for Dillon and Lima pair
A marriage license was issued on Saturday to W. C. Brown of Dillon and Mrs. Jennie C. Love of Lima. The couple married by Reverend Hurley of the Baptist church.
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W. C. Brown
Dillon
Jennie C. Love
Lima
Hurley
the Baptist Church
Ronan visitors stay with Mrs. Earl Wheat host on west side
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shannon from Ronan visit Montana relatives and stay at the home of Mrs. Shannon’s sister Mrs. Earl Wheat on the west side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Shannon
Ronan
Mrs. Shannon
Earl Wheat
Stinson Dies After Brief Illness In Dillon
W H Stinson, noted Armstead rancher and former saloon owner, died Sunday in a Dillon lodging house from pneumonia after a two day illness. Born in Missouri 45 years ago, he lived over 20 years in this region and leaves his mother and other Missouri relatives and a brother in Salt Lake City. Funeral service will be held today.
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W. H. Stinson
Armstead
Dillon
Missouri
Salt Lake City
Bozeman Hosts State Vocational Congress for Girls
Beaverhead county high school delegates led by Miss Wanda Fochran and others returned from Bozeman where the state vocational congress for girls convened last week. Mrs. Catherine Paxton Wills accompanied the Dillon group and Miss Margaret Craig Curran of the Montana State Normal college spoke on the program.
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Beaverhead County
State Vocational Congress For Girls
Bozeman
Dillon
Wanda Fochran
Fern Henderson
Lavyrne Brown
Leota Hughes
Adele Roe
Jane Boone
Ruth Gelhaus
Catherine Paxton Wills
Margaret Craig Curran
Montana State Normal College
Farmer Pat Flynn Returns with Cattle from Crow Nation
Pat Flynn arrived late last week from Wyola where he tended cattle on the Crow Indian reserve for a year and ran ion. He has shipped his cattle back to this country.
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Pat Flynn
Wyola
Crow Indian Reserve
Mr and Mrs Emery Keller Visit Dillon
Mr and Mrs Emery Keller traveled from Lima to Dillon yesterday reporting the roads in excellent condition.
Thanksgiving Union Service Aids Barrett Hospital Appeal
Protestant Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian congregations unite for a 11 oclock Thanksgiving service at the Presbyterian church. Rev E L Hurley will speak on The Spirit of Christianity and the Spirit of Christ. Offerings aid Barrett hospital with groceries accepted in lieu of cash.
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Methodist Church
E. L. Hurley
Presbyterian Church
Barrett Hospital
Martin Barrett
Beaverhead County
Barret
Thanksgiving Service Program at Union Church
The Union Service features Old Hundred with Rev. Ernest E. Loft and Rev. Carl Knudsen. It includes hymn 285, scripture, prayers, offerings, and benediction. The program presents hymns and readings from Barrett Hospital benefactors and Clare Simper pieces, with ministers Loft Knudsen Hurley leading.
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Old Hundred
Ernest E. Loft -T
Mee Patterson
Beaverhead High School Carnival Stuns Dillon Crowd
The Beaverhead county high school carnival held Friday and Saturday nights proved one of the best shows by students. It was the most elaborate high school carnival in Dillon with well staged acts and careful preparation. Proceeds support the school's athletic fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County High School
Dillon
Patron of Dillon Boy Scouts Shows Life Through Movies
Harry Turner, president of Union Electric and patron of the Dillon Boy Scout troop, visited Dillon to oversee business and meet his Scouts. He projected a reel filmed at the camp during his last visit and planned two more reels for future showings. His generosity funded the club house ground and a $200 donation toward its erection. Turner departed for Butte then returns to Los Angeles.
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Harry Turner
Union Electric Company
Dillon Boy Scout
Dillon
Turner Camp
Turner
Supreme Court Rules for Defendant in Montana Case
The Montana Supreme Court sustained a lower court judgment in a Port land Cattle Loan Co. case against George R. Featherly and others. Other actions include Lida I. White’s judgment against Edward Dullenty, an injunction over line fences, a mortgage foreclosure by The State Bank of Wisdom, final distribution of the Pauline Pahinish estate, and a divorce and remarriage for Jennie R. Love to William Brown.
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Supreme Court of Montana
Portland Cattle Loan Company
George R. Featherly
Lida I. White
Edward Dullenty
Henry Rodgers
Steven Kambich
Robert Joy
Rodgers
Willam Brown
Boss Emerick Returns From Columbus After Storm Car
Boss Emerick arrived early this week from Columbus where his car had been left for two weeks. He was forced to leave it at Columbus due to the storm and was en route to Dillon from Bierny.
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Boss Emerick
Columbu
Mr. Emerick
Columbus
Dillon
Bierny
Senator Hazel Baker Visits Buytte for Rainy Day Business
Senator and Mrs Frank Hazel Baker motored to Buytte on Monday where the senator attended to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hazelbaker
Buytte
Montana Industries Shown Flourishing At Rotary Luncheon
C W Towne of Anaconda Copper Mining spoke at the Butte Rotary Club outlining Montana's 1925 crop strength and industrial progress. He cited wheat, oats, corn, barley, rye, flax, a 360 000 ton sugar beet harvest, rising bean and potato outputs, seed potatoes sold to Idaho and Washington, and favorable prices compared with 1924.
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Rotary Club of
Butte
C. W. Towne
Department of Information
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana
Jack
United States
Louisiana
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Nebraska
Idaho
Washington
Youths Must Cease Dangerous Target Practice Near City
Mrs. Jesse Ditty of Dillon escaped injury when a bullet fired by youths practicing near her home passed through her hair. Sheriff Dan Mooney warned that anyone found using a firearm near the city limits will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law and ordered an immediate halt to the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Ditty
Mooney
Dillon
Dan Mooney
Barrett Hospital
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Brances
Normal
Vocational Congress
UNION
Barret Hospital
Salence
St. George’s, Windsor
Carl Knudsen
Anthem
Knudsen
Caleb Simper
Rev
E. L. Hurley Taedea Tet Pohvanngiazhas Claudius
Ernest E
Seeereneers
Jig Eed Euwennt
Boy Scouts
Supreme Court
Nature
Montana Range
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