Teachers Institute Week Featured by Jeannette Kling
Teachers gather for a multi day institute October 27 to 29 with Jeannette Kling of Cincinnati as the headline performer. Miss Ross and Prof Garver lead talks and the public is invited to daily entertainments and sessions on storytelling, rural education, geography, and American government.
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Teachers Institute
Jeannette Kling
Cincennati
Ohio
Kling
Margaret Ross
Leah Kreshna
Mrs
Miss Kling
Wilson
U. S
Garver
Rural Teacher's Association
Burner
Court Opens as District Term Begins with Rape Case
The fall term of the district court opened at the courthouse with Judge J B Poindexter presiding. The state charged Henry Beghtol with raping his daughter Delia May, twelve. Star witness Joseph Stroud, already serving 25 years for a similar offense, refused to testify and the case was dismissed on the county attorney’s motion. No other trials called this afternoon.
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Court House
J.B. Poindexter
Henry
Beghtol
Delia May
Joseph Stroud
Deer Lodge
Stephenson
Stroud
I W W Advocates Driven From Dillon by Authorities
Dillon's quiet morning erupts as 27 I W W members are escorted from the city by Chief Sassman and Sheriff Irwin. The group, arriving by freight, occupies a car, resists removal, and pledges vengeance after threatening to head toward Salt Lake to free a martyr. Officials believe they aimed for Barretts next.
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Dillon
Sassman
Butte
Mr. Sassman
Oliver
Mr. Retallack
Sheriff Irwin
Salt Lake
Barretts
Beaverhead County Ore Output in 1912 vs 1941
Beaverhead County showed renewed mineral activity as reports from 1912 detail deep mines and placers producing gold, silver, copper and lead. The text notes historic districts like Bannack Argenta Bryant Nogo Polaris Utopia and companies Dunn Development Lonergan Longmaids and Penobscot with outputs shipped to smelters totaling gold valued at $78,926 and silver yielding 87,489 ounces, copper and lead pounds.
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Beaverhead County
United States
Beaverhead
Phil J. Lonergan
Strauss-Parsons
Bald Mountain
Dunn Development Company
Bannack
Longmaids
Old
Bryant
Jack Rabbit
Ixcelsior
Wadams
Golden Lent
Heaverhead
Argenta
Bloody Dick
Kelly Group
Brenner
Blue Wing
New Departure
Bryant District
Trapper
Cleve
Franklin
Atlantis
Penobscot Mining Company
Nogo
Polaris
Utopia
Young Couple Marries at Butte Court House
Matt Dyer, Metlen hotel clerk, and Miss Anna Jensen wed in Butte on Monday afternoon after Miss Jensen visited town for a week. The couple confessed to a hasty union as friends offer warm congratulations and best wishes.
Vaudeville Returns to Pastime Theater with Three Weekly Programs
Beginning next Sunday night the Pastime theater will present vaudeville every night with three program changes during the week. No price increase will occur and if patrons support the shows this will become permanent. Friday and Saturday keep the old price scale. Manager Wheat receives commendation for the change.
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Dillon
Wheat
Miss Curry Injured In Auto Accident In Spokane
Miss Elizabeth Curry, a longtime resident and former Dillon Dry Goods worker, was seriously injured last week when a speeding car she rode in collided with a Spokane street car. She suffered a compound jaw fracture and severe arm lacerations but is reported to be recovering as quickly as possible.
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Elizabeth Curry
Spokane
Miss Curry
Dillon Dry Goods
Telephone Exchange
Pine seed sowing plan on Florida national forest land
One hundred acres in the Florida national forest will be planted with maritime pine seeds this fall. Maritime pine is used as the source of resin for the French turpentine industry.
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Florida National Forest
Campaign to Boost Wesleyan endowment in Montana
Helena Montana October 21 trustees of the Montana Wesleyan university launched a major drive to raise the endowment to 75000 dollars. Charley Strader of Lincoln Nebraska will direct the campaign bringing a record of a 190000 pledge for Lincoln Y M C A in ten days and 231000 in eight days for Nebraska Wesleyan university.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Montana Wesleyan University
Wesleyan
Charley Strader
Lincoln
Neb
Strader
Endowment Fund Campaign Underway Across State
Mr. Strader tours five district superintendents of the Methodist church outlining plans for a statewide campaign. Preparatory work will precede a whirlwind drive to secure subscriptions to a church endowment fund.
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Strader
Methodist Church
Sand
Forest Ranger Examination Conducted by Wyman in City
Supervisor Wyman of Beaverhead Forest conducted a two day ranger examination in the city with Carl Siria of Melrose assisting. Several out of town applicants attended including Ifred Smith and Wal ter Siria of Melrose Dresden Shields of Wisdom Will Carroll and Janeis Carroll of Jackson and Don Randolph of Argenta.
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Supervisor Wyman
Beaverhead Forest
Wyman
Carl Siria
Melrose
Beaverhead Reserve
Ifred Smith
Walter Siria
Dresden Shields
Wisdom
Will and
Janeis Carroll
Jackson
Don Randolph
Argenta
Dramatic Guild Hall Burlesque This Friday Night
Cornelia Pickle dramatized as a lively burlesque at the Guild Hall next Friday at 8 15 PM under Mrs Mathew Orr with a noted Dillon youth theater background. Refreshments served by local women. dancing follows to raise funds for a new kitchen range. The cast features Mrs Lucretia Bossem Miss Guyaz Miss Elizabeth Scribe Miss Stephenson Miss Orr Miss Cornelia Pickle Miss Thomas and others with a full jury and witnesses lineup.
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Guild Hall
Cornelia Pickle
Mathew Orr
Orr
Dillon
Mesdames EK
O. Selway
W. C. Orr
Bert Orr
Plaintiff
Miss Hollingsworth
Helen Cashing
Miss Mather Thomas
Katie O'3 Brien
Paul
Sellem
Poindexter
Houseman
Depe Atale
Cloen Thomas Ageealans
Anderegg Fendant
Nvang
Ladies of the Jury
Slow
Miss Lovell
Oldstyle
Guidici
Homebody
Andrus
Miss Helming
Nervy
Ailing
All Stars Beat B C High School Eleven
The All Stars defeated B C High School 81 to 0 in an easy game marked by old style football and strong backs. Finite notes praise the balanced team and Finch, Collins and Chapman for the high school, with upcoming practice and a next game versus Butte.
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All Stars
Dillon
Finch
Collins
Chapman
Butte
Watson
Burd
Ed Duff
Ball
Dam work ends for season at Boot Lake on Beaverhead Ranch
Construction of the Boot Lake dam on Beaverhead Ranch completed for the year as snow slows activity. Grant Kennison, contractor, removes crews and equipment. The dam will hold 4162.64 acre feet, enabling irrigation of a much larger area next summer under engineer George R. Metlen and overseer Fred B Hathaway. The project is described as one of the region’s largest private irrigation undertakings in recent times.
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Bootlake
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Grant Kennison
George R. Metlen
Fred 8
Ride on River Becomes Forty-Fifth Beaverhead Voyage
Fred Dart and Jay Holtz enjoyed a river trip on the Beaverhead, shipping their row boat from Grayling to be used in a hazardous run to Lovers Leap below Dillon. They shot ducks en route, marking Fred's twentieth river journey since starting five years ago from Grayling Armstead Bedrock and Dell. A new boat was built last February and he remains an avid Sailor Boy Fred.
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Fred Dart
Jay Holtz
Beaverhead
Fred
Grayling
Dillon
Red
Armstead
Bedrock
Dell
McRé
Portugal Dominates Global Cork Harvest With 50000 Tons
Portugal supplies the majority of cork used worldwide harvesting around 50 thousand tons annually. The output underlines the country’s pivotal role in the cork industry and international packaging and bottling sectors.
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Portugal
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Miss Ross
Wwene
Miss Wilson
Davee
Montel
Rev. Ostrander
Jean Bishop
Leah Kleshna
Ada Nutting
Cluley
Mr. Garver
Mr. Graver
Wesleyan School
B.C. H.S
Fineh
Lovell
Murray
Brondape
Kaker
H. Duff
Gosman
G. Gosman
MecFarlin
Barrett
F. Chapman
Robert Mosher
Ed Drummy
T. Job
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