Railroad suit and citizenship cases in Dillon court
In Dillon district court John Hoffman seeks 20000 damages from Charles Wilson for a July shooting injuring Hoffmans thumb and medical costs. NJ Tallent sues Oregon Short Line for delayed cattle shipment damages. Three citizenship applicants were examined, with two finalization papers granted and others continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoffman
Charles Wilson
Sweet‘water
Dillon
Hoffman
Wilson
Prothera
Tallent
Dell
Oregon Short Line ‘Railroad
Tall. Toad Company
Ogden
H. D. Weenik
L. Lacey
BH. Baker
Rodgers
Luoma
Hiski
Finland
Joseph B. Favereriskt
Peter Christiansen Petersen
Madison County to Hold Annual Fair Starting Tomorrow
The 1925 Madison County fair runs from Sept. 24 to Saturday night. Displays cover livestock and county resources with generous premiums for prize exhibits. Events include Silver Star vs Dillon baseball, horse racing, bronco busting, steer and saddle horse contests, dancing nightly with the Butte orchestra, and noon concerts by Dr. John Driscoll. State School of Mines mining exhibit and grain display from Chicago show prize-winning work, plus farm machinery innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison ‘County
Silver Star
Dillon
Butte
John Driscoll
State School of Mines
Snow Flurry Signals Approach of Winter in Dillon
Snow flurries last Saturday reminded Dillon residents that summer is fading. Flakes melted on the ground but white peaks appeared after clouds cleared. Threshing in the valley runs in full swing with strong yields, while Beach crops suffered from a hailstorm sweeping the early month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Waugh Family Mourns Loss In Salt Lake City Funeral
A. Waugh returned from Salt Lake City after the death of his daughter Mrs Gladys Waugh Williams killed in an automobile accident. The funeral was held in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Waugh
Salt Lake City
Gladys Waugh Willams
Montana Livestock Outlook Improves in Fall Range
Montana livestock report shows overall strong fall prospects with hay and range in good supply. Western districts report excellent cattle weights and ample feed, while eastern areas lag with below normal conditions. Cattle statewide at 102 percent of normal, sheep faring well in the west as rains boost water and grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atabecia
Saecetat
Septtember Ag
Montana - Cooperative
Beaverhead
Madison
Montana
Sheen
ABC
Normal Opens With Record Enrollment at Montana State Normal
Registration for the autumn quarter reached 480 by day two, an eighty percent rise from 1924 fall figures, with officials predicting over 500 as the term advances. The annual faculty and student reception is set for Friday at 8:30 p.m. at the residence halls to welcome newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State, Normal College
Helen Foley
Butte
Mag Falkner
Kalispell
Rotary Club hears talks on education
Fred Waldorf read a paper on The New Normal College Plant detailing new buildings at the college. The new library will serve over 400 readers, with stacks for 25 000 volumes and room planned for 65 000, showing future expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘Waldorf
Normal College
Reverend Knudson Named New Pastor at Methodist Church
The Reverend Knudson has been appointed by Bishop C. E. Locke to lead the Dillon Methodist Church after the Great Falls conference. Services begin next Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a.m., public service at 11, Epworth League at 6:30 p.m., and an evening service at 7:30. Edward Smith notes the outgoing pastor endorses Knudson and anticipates strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Knudson
Dillion
Epworth Leagts
Dillon
Edward Smith
Oregon Short Line Trains Change Arrival Times
Two Oregon Short Line passenger trains altered schedules in Dillon. North bound No. 29 from Salt Lake City now reaches Dillon at 2:46 a m, five minutes later. Southbound No. 32 from Butte arrives at 7:39 p m, four minutes later. No. 31 still arrives at 10:00 a m southbound and No. 31 northbound at 2:10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line
Dillon
Salt Lake City
Butte
Normal to Be Represented Ron Gridron
Confronted with the loss of last year's best men director of athletics Jack Cluley and coach Bruce Hollister remain confident they can mold an eleven that will make the Montana State Normal College a winner on the football gridiron. A few of last year's men are back and coach Hollister will begin shaping a team for the first contest on the Normal schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cluley
Bruce Hollister
Montana State Normal College
Hollister
Hunters Report Good Shooting Across Open Season
Hunters return from Beaverhead and surrounding counties reporting fruitful openings with plentiful ducks and waterfowl. Prairie chickens and grouse are scarce as expert marksmen fill limits at Hed Rock lakes and nearby, while a state sportsmen’s convention vibe fills the scene with broad Montana representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunters Bay
Beaverhead
Hed
Rock Lakes
Montana
Dillon Anglers Help Put Rainbow Trout Fry Here
The morning train from Butte arrived with 20 cans of rainbow trout fry. Dillon anglers and the Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association helped handle the shipment, the second arrival this year. The fry was distributed into Beaverhead streams and placed in ice flooded rearing ponds maintained by the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Dillon
Beaverhead Sportsmen’ S Association
Ceaverhead
Neaverhead Sportsmen’ S Association
Miss Muriel and Margaret Visit Seattle for UW
Miss Muriel and Miss Margaret hoye depart tomorrow for Seattle to attend the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel
Margaret Hoe
Seattle
University of Washington
Dillon Business Men To Meet Big Hole Basin People
Dillon business men and families plan a Sunday gathering near Wisdom with the People of the Big Hole Basin. Senator Frank Hazelbaker suggested the event and similar county meetings to connect Dillon with Beaverhead communities. An 8 o clock Sunday departure will carry lunches. A high school orchestra performed while Miss Vivian Robe spoke on music education in public schools.
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Dillon
Big Hole Basin
Wisdom
Frank Hazelbaker
Hazelbaker
Beaverhead
Rotarians
Vivian Robe
Normal College
W. H. Stephan
Aged Matron Agnetta Bolstad Passes Away at Home
Mrs. Agnetta Bolstad died this morning at her son's home after a brief illness. Born in Norway December 28 1860 she lived in the United States about 40 years and moved from Dillon to Anaconda before settling with her son Oscar Bolstad a linotype operator at the Examiner shop. Surviving are her son Oscar Bolstad a daughter Mrs E Wilsie of North Dakota and a brother John Delsen of Minnesota. Funeral arrangements await the arrival of the daughter.
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Agnetta Bolstad
Scar
8. E. Wilsie
North Dakota
John Delsen
Minnesota
Infant Dies Overnight. Funeral Held This Afternoon
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Patrick died yesterday morning. Funeral services were conducted at 2:30 PM from the W. W. T. Scully home on Rice Street by Rev. B R. Hurley of the Baptist church. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Patrick
W.W
Western division Montana Education Association meets in Dillon
More than 700 teachers are expected in Dillon for the western division convention on Oct 29 30 and 31. Committees led by A T Peterson appoint room guides transportation and banquet plans with active participation from Beaverhead county high school staff and local residents. Requests for lodging have already come from distant places including Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Education Association
Dillon
A. T. Peterson
Beaverhead County
Association
Jinden McCullough
Angeline Smith
Alice Roe
B. J. Gunderson
Pearl Robinson
J. H. Gilbert
Frank Eliel
Vivian Robe
Angeline Ith
Ory Dence Dig Het
Frank Endi
McCule Tough
Down Town
Guides
Louis M. Schlier
Wain Alkire
Transportation
D. A
St Mario
Hoger
Sam Carruthers
Fay Erwin
Vivian Rice
Margaret Ulry
L. A. Gregory
Ralph McFadden
Pearl Robison
Alice ‘Roe
Réceptionne
Frances Tonrey
Willis
Jessie Dubo
A. L. Anderson
Earl Fairbanks
Charles D. Dean
Joseph, Fuller
EB. Davis
Adolphine Schieppegrel
Peterson
Spokane
Beavers Triumph Over Alumni in Openers at Madison County Fair
Beavers win 13 to 6 against an Alumni team in the season opener under Coach Gunderson. Wright scores two touchdowns, O'Brien adds one, and the squad shows defense and offense improvements for a promising year. Next Saturday they travel to Twin Bridges to face Sheridan at the Madison county fair event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunderson
Beavers
Pegram
Clair
Jay Cosgrove
O'Brien
Murphy
Lutte High
Neever
Wright
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Madison County Fair
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N. J. Tallent
State Bank of Dillon. Wik
Salt Lake
Katherine MacGregor
Rosa Carkeek
Miss MacGregor
Rotary Club
Methodist Episcopal Church
Big Hole Basin Sun
Beaver Squad
Frosty” Peters
Idaho
Dillon-Idaho Falls
Thomas
O’brien
Dansie
Smith
Landers
Jardine
Sas
Henneberry
Williame
Embree
Beudabbda Fazendaxacenaecus
Gordon Alkire
Duraing
Kerr
Clemon
J. Cosgrove
Yale
Edwards
Emeeresanenee
C. Cosgrove Wright
Ardine
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