Powers Schultz wedding in Butte draws Beaverhead crowd
The Powers Schultz wedding occurred at the First Presbyterian church in Butte at noon last Wednesday. Miss Braula Myrtle Powers, a Dillon native, wed Caspar I. Schultz of German birth who works at the Leonard mine. Guests from Dillon included the Powers and Morse circles, with a reception hosted by Mrs. Mary Powers. The couple planned an extended Pacific coast trip after a day of gifts and congratulations.
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Myrtle Powers
Casper Schultz
Presbyterian Church
Butte
Beaverhead
Madison
Powers. Schultz
Braula Myrtle Powers
Dillon High School
Drake University
Iowa
Dillon
Caspar I. Schultz
Leonard Mine
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Powers
Tom Murphy
Stella Morse
Euphemia Innes
May Powers
Jitte Maude Weirick
Edward Powers
Thomas Mitchell
Mary Powers
West
Granite Street
Miss Morse
Mr. Mitchell
John KF. Bishop
Mesdames H. R. Melton
O. E. Morse
John R. Waldorf
Jean. Bishop
SteHa Morse
Hattie Waldorf
Review of the cattle situation and market outlook
A review by J. H. Hackett of West Roadhouse IL argues that few cattle are being fattened this August due to low hay prices and high corn costs. He notes small feeders may quit, while large breeders expect a potential price rise in six to nine months, raising questions about future fat cattle supply and feeding profitability.
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Montana
J. H. Hackett
West Roadhouse
Legion
New York
Chicago
Butte Team Wins Pennant Again in 85 of 147 Games
A condensed news roundup reports Butte captures its pennant for the second time by finishing with 85 wins in 147 games. Other items note Northern Pacific plans to build cottages at Livingston, cattlemen delaying cattle sales for better Chicago prices, and multiple local incidents of accidents crimes and deaths across Montana.
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Butte
The
Northern Pacific Company
Livingston
Gusta Krebs
Northern Pacific
Gusta
New Law Shifts Authority on School Trustee Apportionment
The Great Falls Leader reports a recent legislative change allowing school boards to transfer apportionment funds to the district where a pupil attends, rather than requiring the old district to pay. Trustees may refuse due to crowding, impacting tuition costs from $1 to $2 monthly per pupil in some grades.
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Great Falls
Argenta Postoffice Discontinued In Montana
The Argenta postoffice, once a booming Montana town hub for mining, has been discontinued due to no candidate for postmaster. Mail now goes to Dillon, with residents urged to travel there for services. The town’s decline ends a long era led by Mrs. French and later Mrs. Graeter, leaving old timers sorrowful.
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Argenta
Montana
Dillon
French
George W. French
A. E. Graeter
Beaverhead Bride Weds Grant Montana Man Near Baker Idaho
Miss Carrie B Hughes married Samuel B Sheser at noon Monday September 28 at the bride’s parents residence near Baker Idaho The ceremony was performed by Rev W T Robinson using the local ceremony style in the presence of family members from both locations.
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W. A. Rose
Baker
Carrie B. Hughes
Samuel B. Sheser
Grant
Montana
Militia Sharpshooters Prepare for Helena Tournament
Practicing for the state tournament in Helena, the Dillon militia company fields five men eligible for the sharpshooter class. If any unit beats CoE’s team, it must post a straight bulls eye score to prevail.
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Helena
Dillon Company
Coe
G M Clemo Spends Monday in Dillon Near Fox
G M Clemo, whose home lies near Fox in the Big Hole basin, spent Monday in Dillon for undisclosed reasons.
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G.M. Clemo
Fox
Big Hole Basin
Dillon
Denver Excursion for Brotherhood of St Andrew Convention
Denver Colorado October 7 to 11 1903 excursion details authorize round trip first class fare plus 2 00 tickets on sale October 5 6 7 limited to continuous passage ten day transit return with final limit October 31 1903 S 8 Carruthers Agent
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Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew
Denver
Colo
Carruthers
Reward Offered for Strayed or Stolen Horses in Montana
A notice from Mrs. Thelma Van Camp offers a $75 reward for recovery of any of her strayed horses and a $500 reward for information leading to conviction of anyone who stole or drove them from their range. Brand shoulder left page creek and Beaverhead saunty. Address replies to J. G. Willis, Dillon, Montana.
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Beaverhead ‘Saunty
Thelma van Camp
J. G. Willis
Dillon
Montana
Man Investors
Byufacturers
Victor J. Evans & CO
Evans Building
Washington
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Wn. A. Rose
Beaverhead County
John Shefer
Frank Blair
Anaconda
Sam Shefer
Lemhi Herald
Neil Graham
Missoula
Jack Pennell
Fallon
Walter Destrow
I. A. Outfit
Fromberg
Red Lodge
Anaconda Company
Dennis McCarthy
V. K. Chesnut
the Agricultural College
F. W. Traphagen
William Carlin
Spokane
Omaha
Gardiner
Milk River
Glasgow
John Rooney
William Kent
Bozeman
Frank Gregson
Billings
Kinahan
Glendive
Hobos
Harvesters
C. J. Hurley
Nome
Quinn
Montana Hardware Company
Argenta Postoffice
Idaho
Shoulder
Page
S S Patterson
Apollinaris
Bethesda
Arcadian
Adanha
Plantador
Flor de Erb
Rialto
la Coralina Cigars
Madeira
Gutedel
Burgundy
Muscatel
Catawba
Rhine
Malaga
Val Blatz
Milwaukee
J. G. Erwin
Idaho and
Center Streets
Dillon, Mont
Salt Lake
Ogden Union Depot
Oregon Short Line
Ogden
Pullman Palace
Kansas City
St. Loui
G. W. Fitzgerald
U. S
U.S Patent Office
Washington,d.c
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