Big Football Game Saturday in Dillon
Dillon prepares for a major high school football clash against Beaverhead at the fair grounds. Coaches report improved practice and new player Bob Barrett strengthens the back field. The town is urged to attend and support the team for a potential big victory.
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L. R. Foote
Dillon
Big Ranch
Willis
Royal Highlanders
Dart’s Hall
Order
Butte High School
Beaverhead
Watson
Case
Bob Barrett
Butte
High School
Fair Grounds
Sayings About Children from Great Observers
In November issue of Woman's Home Companion Mary Heaton Vorse presents the second piece of The New Freedom for Little Children series and the editor’s intro quotes notable child experts from Froebel to Montessori. The sayings urge treating childhood kindly and tailoring environments to each child’s temperament. Observing children like flowers, provide soil and space for them to be themselves.
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Woman's Home Companion
Mary Heaton Vorse
Companion
Froebel
Taxes Due in Beaverhead County for 1918
Beaverhead county Montana taxes for 1918 are due at the county treasurer’s office. Delinquent after November 30 at 6 p.m. with a ten percent penalty if unpaid. Dated October 9, 1913. Fred Rife treasurer and collector Dillon Montana Adv. 9-18
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Beaverhead County
Montana
Fred Rife
Dillon
Forest Notes Highlight Seed Trade and Nurseries
Squirrels gather a large share of seed used by the forest service. Paraguay develops quebracho timber rich in tannin. San Francisco received 1.5 million feet of Sitka spruce from the Tonprass forest. The Savenac nursery near Haugen Montana is one of the largest in the U.S. with a capacity of four million trees annually.
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Squirrels
The
Forest Service
Paraguay
Quebracho
San Francisco
Tonprass National Forest
Alaska
Sitka Spruce
United States
Haugen
Montana
Savenac Nursery
Land Office Notice of Final Proof Filings in Montana
The Helena Montana land office notes filings by Philip J. Jones Monida for desert land and Murray Redman Dillon for homestead claim with final three year proof set before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon on October 29 1913 and November 12 1913. Witnesses listed include Ritchey Cockerill Severns Bucy Carpenter and others in Monida Lakeview Dillon. Stephen Carpenter Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Philip J. Jones
Monida
Seynwy
Exsw
Township
Range
Meridian
Frank B. Sparrow
U. S
Lakeview
James A. Ritchey
George Cockerill
James M. Severns
Monroe W. Bucy
Stephen Carpenter
Register
U. 5 Land Office
Murray Redman
Dillon
Seyunem
F. A. Hazelbaker
U.S
Daniel B. Sullivan
Stephen, Co
Cook
Harry D. Andes
Charles A. Clemens
Mont
Hensen A. Price
Nwynwy
Neyknem
Norman
Gilbert
Herbert Gilbert
William Heaney
Berney L. Clegg
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