Best Road to Salmon Reopens Improved Agency Creek Route
The Salmon Herald notes the old Agency creek road from Salmon to Armstead is now the preferred travel route. After recent work the road is praised as among the county’s best auto roads, led by W F Pierce with local ranchers rallying behind the effort. The route also brings the Short Line road 35 miles closer to Salmon, a point Beaverhead county attendees at the fair should know.
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Salmon
Dillon
Salmon Herald
Armstead
Creek
W. F. Pierce
Leadore
Beaverhead County
Studebaker Exports Lead U S Auto Makers in 1925 Half-Year
Studebaker shipped more high powered cars abroad in the first six months of 1925 than any other American maker. Despite a horsepower tax in many countries, demand for Studebaker big six models remained strong, with exports nearly matching all other US cars rated at 30 horsepower or more.
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Studebaker
America
England
Dinner on horseback stars in Firat National film scene
Hartwig theatre hosts the Hartwig's feature In Every Woman's Life with Virginia Valli and a novel dinner on horseback scene. Fifty thoroughbreds form a horseshoe of flowers as grooms hold them while costumed actors dine on panniers.
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Firat’ National
Hartwig Theatre
Virginia Valli
Marc McDermott
Stuart Holmes
Lloyd Hughes
George Fawcett
John Sampolish
Mispronounced Names Highlight Are Parents People Cast
Florence Victor and Adolphe Menjou star as a couple in Are Parents People at the Hartwig Theatre starting Tuesday. The article notes their surnames are commonly mispronounced and provides phonetic forms Vea-door and Mon-jew.
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Florence Victor
Adolphe Menjou
Hartwig Theatre
Betty Bronson Stars in Are Parents People
Betty Bronson Miss Victor and Mr Men jou headline the cast of Are Parents People based on a story by Alice Duer Miller author of Manslaughter. The serial romantic tale appeared in the Saturday Evening Post with a Betty first screen romance emphasis.
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Betty Bronson
Miss Victor
Mr. Menjou
Alice Duer’ Miller
Saturday Evening Post
Betty
Perkins Jensen Hidden Away to Wed in Butte
Joseph Perkins and Esther Jensen quietly wed in Butte on Tuesday and returned Wednesday to a celebration at the groom's mother Mrs Parley Merril home in Lima. The groom works at the Q S L shops and the bride is the daughter of Charles Jensen.
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Lima
Joseph Perkins
Esther Jensen
Butte
Parley Merril
Q.S. L
Charles Jensen
Lima Ledger
Memorial Service at St James Dillon Seeks Memrial Donations
A 1925 service at St James Episcopal Dillon consecrated memorials to Mary Perkins Hooker Everett H Brundage and Dorothy Mae Brundage. The rite featured processional and recessional hymns, Psalms 43 and 26, readings from I Kings, 6 7, and a Te Deum in F with a sermon by Bishop William Frederic Faber.
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St. James' Church
Dillon
Ashford
William Frederic Faber
Shelley
Mary Perkins Hooker
Everett H. Brundage
Dorothy Mae Brundage
Hartwig Theatre to Feature The Happy Warrior This Saturday
The Hartwig theatre presents The Happy Warrior on Saturday a Vitagraph production adapted from A S M Hutchinson with a circus and prize ring theme. Cast includes Malcolm McGregor Alice Calhoun Wilfred North and Marty Alden.
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Hartwig Theatre
A. S. M. Hutchinson
J. Stuart Blackthorn
Vitagraph
Malcolm McGregor
Alice Calhoun
Wilfred North
Marty Alden
Sheriff Sales in Dillon Montana Court House October 1925
Two separate sheriff sales set for Dillon Montana at the court house front door. First sale on October 8 1925 at 2 PM targets Claude D Smith and Anna M Smith with diverse land tracts in sections 22 27 28 township 108 range 12 Montana. Second sale on October 2 1926 at 2 PM involves Mary Adele Murray and C E B Gruwell with undivided 26-210 interest in Lot 9 and east half of Lot 8 Thompson Addition Dillon Montana. Terms Cash.
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Claude D. Smith
Anna M. Smith
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Nwsw
T. J
Mulaney
Mary Adele Murray
A. C. Bond
James P. Murray
C. EB _ Gruwell
Court House
Head
Thompson
Rotary Club Hears Talks On Education And Growth
Dillon Rotarians discuss future development and growth of education and the Montana Education Association convention planned for Dillon in October. Speakers include Linden McGullough on Rotary's community role in schools and J E Monroe on effective drives, with Dr S E Davis urging that schools mirror life beyond the campus.
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Ymnam
Waldorf
Dillon
Peterson
Rotarians
Montana Education Association
Qet
Linden McGullough
Rotary Club
J.E. Monroe
S. E. Davis
Normal College to be Represented on Gridiron
Less than two weeks away the Normal College football squad prepares for the season. A call for football men has been issued and workouts will be held this week. The first game is at home against the State School of Mines on Saturday October 3, followed by a schedule with Montana and Idaho teams.
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State School of Mines
Normalites
Montana
Idaho
Beavers Triumph In Alumni Team Scrimmage
Beavers win victory over alumni team as Frank Thibadeau and Ted Soper report for practice with promise for a berth. Injuries shrink the roster though Meeds, Lark Yale, and Dansie miss action. Captain Duny bears a heavy load and coach Gunderson plans a large travel squad to test depth and drive.
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Frank Thibadeau
Ted Soper
Meeds
Lark Yale
Duny
Dansie
Gunderson
Beavers
Montana livestock in fine shape across regions
The report notes state wide livestock health is solid with regional variances. Central thirds show mixed performance while eastern districts lag slightly behind last month, though overall state condition remains above normal. Feed supplies are ample in most districts though eastern areas face possible shortages and higher feed costs.
Market Clippings Indicate Mixed Shipments and Cattle News
Trade chatter notes hefty early month shipments, mixed price signals, and held back stock in some areas. In eastern districts short hops and feed crops alongside a weak wheat crop push shipments, while better year ago price levels buoy the cattle trade and sheepmen show cautious optimism about future plans.
Suits Filed In District Court Over Debts and Divorces
The week saw three suits in district court including a debt case where defendants 5 W Nulph and Nina L Nulph owed 3302.81 with no response. A divorce suit was filed by William C Brown against Pijlen Brown alleging cruelty. Also reported were homestead proofs by Hector MacDonald Irvine Hallas Mary Carroll John Carroll and Matt Rebich plus water reports from Beaverhead valley commissioners noting high runoffs. Ed Maloney pleaded guilty to a vag charge and received 20 days in county jail after being arrested Monday evening by officer Gordén.
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William C. Brown
Hector. MacDonald
Bedrock
Irvine
Hallas
Centennial Valley
Mary Carroll
John Carroll
Home
Prairie
Matt Rebich
Grasshopper
Beaverhead Valley
Ed Smith
James Barry
County
Dleer Gordén
Committees Appointed to Organize Convention
Local cities plan to close schools to free instructors for the convention. About 790 visitors are expected over three days. Private homes will house many guests as rooms are turned over to the convention committee. Officers of the western division of the Montana Education association are listed with A T Peterson, W H Maddock, Mittie Shoup and Ira B Fee in key roles.
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Montana
Education Association
A.T. Peterson
Beaverhead
County High School
W. H. Maddock
State University
Mittie Shoup
Missoula
Ira B. Fee
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