Enthusiastic Helena Meeting Opposes Nonpartisan Democrats
W B Hartwig reported Beaverhead county members attended a Helena gathering of independent democrats who denounced the state red leadership and pledged to preserve the party identity. Senator Myers lauded the crowd while Judge Jones presided against Nonpartisan league support and urged electing the Republican ticket to defeat the red faction. Myers warned of crisis from bolshevism and urged democrats to uphold principles over party labels, denouncing stolen party names and calling for unity.
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W. B. Hartwig
Helena
Beaverhead County
Hartwig
Henry L. Myers
Independent Democrats
Montana
Judge Jones
Democratic State Central Committee
Nonpartisan League
Myers
Democratic Party of
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
A. C.townley
Townley
Dunn
Democratic Party
Dreath
Benoit Abby 1882 Pioneer Dies at 88 in Dillon
Benoit Abby born November 11 1832 in Canton Bern Switzerland died early yesterday at Dillon age 88 after a hermit life at Trout Creek mouth and later a town cabin. He crossed to Iowa in 1857 fought in the Union Army and befriended James Maul din guiding cattle and plains work from Alder Gulch to Virginia City. Funeral today at Brundage Parlors with interment at Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benoit Abby
Beaverhead County
Abby
Trout Creek
Dillon
Canton
Berne
Switzerland
New York City
Dubuque
Iowa
James Mauldin
Cedar Rapids
Mauldin
Plains
Boone Town
Virginia City
Alder Gulch
Barrett Hospital
Brundage Undertaking
Mountain View
Harry Wilson to speak at Dillon rally Friday
The Dillon campaign rally features Harry L. Wilson of Billings speaking Friday night on current issues. Sen. J. M. Dixon calls Wilson the strongest loser in Montana, as he tours the state to back the Republican ticket against the Nonpartisan League. Wilson won Beaverhead county’s top gubernatorial vote in the August primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Harry L. Wilson
Billings
Sen
J. M. Dixon
Harry Wilson
Montana
Wilson
Nonpartisan League
Ralph Smith Hosts Twelfth Birthday Theatre Party
Ralph Smith entertained twelve boy friends at a theatre party for his twelfth birthday. After the show they attended a six o'clock dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Pearl S Smith. Miss Constance Barrett visits friends in Boise Idaho this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smith
Ralph
Pearl S. Smith
Constance Barrett
Boise, Ida
Keane's Sprinting Powers Central Past Dillon 27-0
In Butte on October 10, Las Keane sparked Central High to a 27 to 0 win over Dillon. Keane scored three touchdowns and added a punt return, while Ozanne contributed a score and multiple long gains as Central built a commanding lead by the second half.
Ryburn Breaks 60 Yard TD Run In Central Victory
Central leads Dillon 27 0 with 27 seconds left as Keane kicks to Hildreth who returns 20 yards. Final ball on Central 46 yard line. Keane scores three touchdowns and Ozanne adds a field goal in a game labeled by officials Bourquin Leahy Hanson and team lineups with captains Hatfield and Keane.
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Butte
Las Keane
Dillon
Beaverhead Lads
Keane
Ozanne
Hatfield
Smith
Leimert
Sullivan
Cannivan
Central
Stanchfield
Peoples
Jowell
Farmer
Beaverhead
Calnivan
Holland
Busco
Ryburn
Dillon D. Hatfield
Sas
Sweeney
Holmes
Watfield
Ryan
Boston
Sas Keane
Spike
L. Sullivan
E. Sullivan
B. Sullivan
Jewell
Ozanne Keane
Oval
Dilonn
Hildreth
Former Dillon Girl Ethel Hollingsworth Dies in California
The death of Miss Ethel Hollingsworth occurred October 1 at her McFarline California home. Funeral services were held October 3 in Bakersfield with interment there. She left Dillon years ago with her parents and lived in California since. She is survived by her parents, three sisters, and her fiancé. The community offers condolences to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hollingsworth
Dillon
Fred Chapman
Miss Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
McFarline
Cal
Bakersfield
Beaverhead County
California
E. J. Hollingsworth
Big Hole Basin
McFarlane
Dairyman Mads Lorenson Dies After Illness
Mads Albert Lorenson, a well known dairyman in Beaveshead county, died Sunday at his ranch home east of town from diabetes. Born June 1 1881 in Denmark, he came to the United States eighteen years ago and settled in the area. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon from the family home. Interment was at Mountain View cemetery. He was a member of the Odd Fellows Woodmen and the Danish Brotherhood and survived by his wife and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mads Albert Lorenson
Ranell
Lorenson
Edw. Smith
Methodist Church
Mountain View
Mr. Sorenson
Denmark
United States
Beaveshead County
Oliver Place
Sorenson
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RED
Southern
Florida
North Dakota
New York
A. C. Townley
Farmers’ Organization
Washington
Miami
Lundeen
Chicago
Florida Fruit and Fibre Company
Atwater
Minn
August Broman
8. B. Glader
Glader
League
Broman
St. Paul
Lofthus
Florida Enterprise
Minnesota
E. Lundeen
Fargos
Fargo
Gardner Hotel
Edwin Lundeen
Mi‘ami
Aevast
Dade County
Norwalk
Southern Pacific
A. ¢. Townley
Dade Seiity
Majestic Hotel
J. W. Brown
Ford
T. W. Brown
Western Union
Td. W. Brown
Townley Ford
Cuba
Havana
J. W. Brinton
Thomas Keys
Robert O'Leary
Pege Ten
A. G
Dreamer
Central High
Davis
Williams, Carr
Busco, Holland Center
Stanchfiield
Bolton
Dempsey
Firbease
A. Smith
e_s
S. Sullivan
Bourquin
Leahy
Hanson
Mads Lorenson
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