Attendance of Beaverhead Teachers Institute Sets Record
The Beaverhead County Teachers Institute closed with record attendance, missing only one county teacher. Miss Ross praised the event, noting informative talks by Prof Garver and Prof Cluley, a Monday reading by Miss Jeanette Kling, and a Tuesday dinner at the high school.
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Beaverhead County
Ross
Jeanette Kling
Cincinnati
Ohio
Leah Kreshna
Minnie Mad
Miss Nitzkowski
Beaverhead
Rosiland Anniff
Bannack
Ada Nutting
Dillon
Martha Berens
Ethel Jones
White Swan Trophy Highlights Centennial Valley Duck Hunt
Larry Duggan returned from a Goose Lake trip in Centennial valley praising abundant game. He bagged a 20 pound white swan and an Arctic duck, deeming Whitemore’s lodge as top for Montana hunting and suggesting film crews capture local scenes for interest.
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Larry Duggan
Goose Lake
Centennial Valley
Montana
Moving Picture
Whitemore’s
Mr. Duggan
Butte
Elk Killing Restricted in Beaverhead County Centennial Valley Excluded
Beav erhead officials explain a redefinition of elk hunting districts following a new law. The attorney general interprets two separate districts east and south of Armstead, excluding the Centennial valley and creating vague boundaries. Hunters are urged to consult maps from the county attorney or Examiner before shooting.
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Beaverhead County
Centennial Valley
Yellowstone Park
Ravalli County
KE. O. Selway
Beaverhead
Oregon
Attorney General’s
Willis
Armstead
Gilmore
Pittsburg
State Line
Selway
Armestead
Armatead
Glowing appraisal of Elkhorn camp by Hall report
Mining engineer W. Hall completes 86 day survey of Boston & Montana Development properties on Comet mountain slope near Dillon. He identifies 10 master veins across 45 claims with rich ore intersections, notes extensive cross-veins and strong water supply, and projects deep, continuous ore bodies with potential big returns and low pumping costs.
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S. W. Hall
Boston & Montana Development Company
Beaverhead County
W. Hall
Michorn
Comet Mountain
Dillon
Wise River
Hall
Idanha
Airborn
Red Sky
Homestake
Ruby
Mary
Montreal
Washington
Grotto No
Wise
Elkhorn
Henry Loughlin Dies In Ontario Mineland Ties
Word from his sister to the Examiner says Henry Loughlin died on the eleventh of the month at Mountain Ontario. He and his brother at one time owned the Tucker ranch and sold to John Layden, the present owner. He also had mining interests near Argenta and had been ill about three months. Charles Mann left the city yesterday for Butte.
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Henry Loughlin
Mountain
Ontario
Bert Siria Encounters Dense Rattlesnake Nest
Bert Siria while rabbit hunting near Glen Dale discovered a large mass of dormant rattlesnakes in a rock pile thought to be a former coyote den. He used a .22 rifle to drive off the snakes on a warm Monday afternoon before they coiled together in a thick ball.
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Glendale
Bert Siria
Bert
Snake Den Slaughter In Garden of Eden Vengeance Tale
A historic report describes a hunter entering a snake den, killing 27 snakes after dynamite blasts and multiple visits. The text notes about 50 snakes averaging three feet, with the hunter claiming vengeance for the garden of Eden tale and mankind's labor by serpentine crimes.
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Ures
Siin
Lentth
Adam and
Eve
Garden of
Heen
Mason Guilty Gray Acquitted
The state tried J. B. Mason for the Medicine Lodge post office robbery and found him guilty, with a 10 year Deer Lodge penitentiary sentence. Lawrence Gray faced a separate burglary case and was acquitted after jury deliberation. Both trials hinged on circumstantial evidence and confessions from involved parties.
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J. B. Mason
Medicine Lodge
Mason
Deer Lodge
Dillon Defeats Butte In Football Scrimmage
Dillon defeats Butte 417 to 0 in a football game described as stiff practice for Butte. Donnelly starred for Butte with two touchdowns, while Dillon's Barrett and Chapman contributed strong performances. Rowe kicked five goals for Dillon as the local team held Butte to two touchdowns in the second half.
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Dillon
Butte
Butte High School
Donnelly
Barrett
Chapman
Iinch
Badcon
Dillon Boys
Rowe
Dillon Dee
Melrose Resident Harry Hungate Killed in Auto Crash
Harry Hungate a 28 year old Melrose resident died instantly in an automobile accident. After a companion’s hat was lost Hungate stepped from the car to retrieve it and was struck by the vehicle as it slowed to twenty five miles per hour. He died of a fractured skull and broken neck. Funeral services were held in Melrose with I O O F and Ranger members in attendance. He had recently worked as a forest ranger at Feeley and is survived by relatives in Melrose and a wife and child in California.
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Harry Hungate
Melrose
Hungate
Butte
Helen Choiiere
Joe Boulett
RE. V. Ostrander
Rangers
Feeley
California
Country dancing club holds Friday night at Mrs Guidici home
The country dancing club enjoyed a dance at the home of Mrs I Guidici last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Guidici
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Institute
Pleases Butte
Nimrod
Centennial
Stephenson
Elkhorn Camp
Aspen
Charles Mann
Gray
Medicine
Postoffice
Davis
Lawrence Gray
Curley
Jules Guyat
Amy
Will Templeton
Grant
Sempleton
Curley Mason
H. B. Duff
George M. Melton
Gosman
McAuliffe
Harrett
McFarland
Richards
Phelps
Evans
Harrig
Duff
Mosher
MelLeod
B. A. Towers
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