Roundup Highlights Local Visitors and Travel Notes
Sheridan and Twin Bridges visitors attended the Dillon rodeo and roundup weekend.Residents from Helena Butte Wisdom Jackson and Armstead joined in events as teachers and students prepared for winter schooling. several families relocated or prepared to move to Colorado Idaho and California.
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University of Michigan
Howard
Butte
Dell
Moscow
Ida
University of Idaho
Reynolds Thompson
Lemore Thompson
Twin Bridges
Misa
Martha Stone
Angeles
University of Southmr
Jonathan
Hildreth
Medicine Lodge
E. W
Smith
Joe
Lowell
Donovan
Blue
Gentry Sewell
Loveland
Colorado
Mr. Sewell
Anderson Meat Market
Fred Heffner
Dan Pendergast
Wisdom
Dillon
Clarence Brown
Jackson
Tug Judy
Centennial Valley
George Collins
Manhattan
Angus McLean
Wm. Sweeney
Sheep Creek Basin
George Roe
City
Lima
John Mullins
Col. Decker
Armstead
Mildred Burnham
Salmon
Barrett Hospital
Sheridan Forum Notes Rangin Departures and Wool Shipments
Rev Rankin returned from Helena where he attended the M E B conference and plans to enter Kimball School of Theology in Salem Oregon. A successor for the Sheridan charge will be named by District Superintendent Holtzinger with no appointment yet made.
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Aldder
Rankin
Helena
M. EB
Salem
Oregon
Kimball School of Theology
Sheridan
Holtzinger
Sheridan Forum
Montana Sugar Beets and Local Economy Urged at State Meeting
Sam Freed of the Billings sugar factory urged Montana farmers to buy beet sugar and reduce outside imports. He highlighted 800 percent production growth since 1906, the economic benefits of a beet contract, and the need to diversify crops to raise long term farm profits.
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Montana
Montana State Press Association
Sam Freed
Billings
Red Lodge
Republicans and LaFollette socialists split the field
Washington notes the split within the Republican Party between the old guard and the LaFollette socialists. Democrats claim unity after the New York convention fight and argue they have a strong chance in November based on 1920s electoral data, while Republicans tout Coolidge leadership and Dawes plan as key to their appeal. This overview cites Senator Jones of New Mexico on state and federal vote outlook and the impact of recent investigations and living costs on party fortunes.
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Washington
LaFollette
Texas
Old Guard
la Follette
Birmingham
South
Democrats
Democratic ‘Party
New York
Cleveland
Coolidge
Congress
Jones
New Mexico
Democratic Senatorial Committee
Union
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Wyoming
Delaware
Indiana
Michigan
Montana
West Virginia
House of Representatives
New York State
Caligornia
Iowa
Millnois
Dawes
Early Winter Predicted by Trout Weather Seer in Montana
W H Binko a Blackfoot valley rancher and fish hatchery operator says signs from Dolly Varden and native brook trout spawning indicate an early winter. He predicts early cold season and notes his hatchery expects about 2 000 000 brook trout eggs this season with many supplied to the state.
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Missoula
W. H. Binko
Blackfoot Valley
Binko
Dolly Varden
Montana Supreme Court Opens Fall Session After Vacation
Helena reports the Montana Supreme Court resumes after the summer recess. The September docket lists 29 cases with transcripts filed during recess, signaling a heavy three month schedule. Chief Justice L L Callaway announced that four associate justices including Wellington D Rankin would attend the opening.
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Helena
State Supreme Courts
L. L. Callaway
Wellington D. Rankin
Charles H. Cooper
Rate offer to St Paul Legion convention trip
Dillon veterans are offered a round trip rate of 39.31 for the American Legion annual convention in St Paul from September 15 to 19 with stopovers. Special identification slips are issued to eligible members, widows, auxiliary members, and their under 12 children, obtainable from Legion officers.
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American Legion
St. Paul
Dillon
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Woman missing, body found in Salmon River at Idaho ranch
Mrs B B Randolph disappeared from her ranch home on the Salmon River and authorities recovered her body a few hours later. It is uncertain if the drowning was voluntary or accidental. She leaves six children, the youngest five, and her husband is a local bee industry figure.
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Salmon
Idaho
Dillon City to Hear Assessment for Lighting District No 3
Notice from Dillon City Council sets hearing for September 16 1924 on proposed levy to fund six year maintenance of district No 3 lighting improvements. Resolution 47 proposes taxing all nonexempt property benefiting from electrical current. Henry G Rodgers city clerk signs notice. Additional line advertises used Fords from Beaverhead Motors Co.
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City of
Dillon
Henry G. Rodgers
Ciy
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Roy Peterson
Melrose
Buron
Smith McKnight
Dave
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Armond Hood
Frank Brown
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Henry Cullom
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Anaconda
Soren P, Nelson
Jake Neidt
Ben Crowley
Harold Blinn
The
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Ambrose Henneberry
Andy Williams
Alder
Otto Schulz
Leonard
Harry Williams
Ethel Wurz
Roy Forrester
Deer Lodge
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T. A. Grigg
First National Bank
Bank of Strength and Service
Dillon, Montana
Firestone
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Dillon, Mont
Carruthers Motor Company
Jackson Garage
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