Well Known Dil Lon Rancher C. A. Green Dies
C A Green a prominent rancher from Dil Lon Valley died at Barrett hospital after a stomach ulcer operation. Born May 20 1875 in North Carolina he served in the Spanish American War and married Mary Elizabeth Edminston in 1900. He leaves four children and a bereaved widow. funeral was held at the family ranch with interment in Mountain View cemetery.
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Tive
North Carolina
Stoney Ford
Spain
Charley Green
Phillipines
Boone
Mary Elizabeth
Nilan
Beryl
Bruce
Charles Junior
Minnie Froman Dies in Butte After Illness
Mrs. Minnie Froman wife of pioneer Benjamin Froman died in Butte last Saturday after a brief illness. The body was brought to Dillon for Monday funeral services at the Methodist church conducted by Rev. Edward Smith. Interment followed in Mountain View cemetery. She was 42 native of Missouri and had lived in Dillon since her marriage seven years ago. Survived by husband two sisters Mrs. Harry McAdams Kansas City and Mrs. Harry Belt Everett Wash. three brothers C V Teters Livingston Mark Teters California and T R Teters Cayett Mo.
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Minnie Froman
Benjamin Froman
Butte
Dillon
Edward Smith
Methodist Church
Mountain View
Missouri
Froman
Harry McAdams
Kansas City
Harry Belt
Everett
Wash
C. V. Teters
Livingston
Mark Teters
California
T. R. Teters
Cayett, Mo
Dillon Boys Flourish on College Football Team
Dillon native Frank Hatfield a two year all state guard on Beaverhead county basketball leads as end and halfback for the Montana State Bobcats in football. His speed and power, praised by fans in Bozeman, mark him as a top back. Fellow Dillon athletes Andy Smith Dewey Cashmore and brothers Wyman Andy Smith advance to college squads.
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Beaverhead
Hatfield
Bobcats
Utah
Idaho
Andy Smith
Montana State
Smith Brothers
Andy
Wyman
Bozeman
Dewey Cashmore
Dillon
Bobcat
Dewey
Beaverhead Beavers Lock In One Date For October Football
Beaverhead high school will play Butte high on October 13 as an assured game. Four tentative dates remain for upcoming rivals including Butte Central on October 27 Anaconda on November 3 and Whitehall on October 20. The squad trains nightly and aims to fill three veterans who are ineligible this season.
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Beaverhead
Waterman
Beam
Butte High
Butte Central
Anaconda
Whitehall
Infant Dies at Three Months in Ranch Home
Julia Mary Meyerle died yesterday morning at her parents ranch home south of town. The cause is unknown as no physician had been summoned. Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. from St. Rose Catholic Church with burial at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Julia Mary
Albert Meyerle
St. Rose Catholic Church
Mountain View
Riders Vie for Freeman Prize in Bucking Horse Challenge
Sam Freeman offers a thousand dollars to the man who can hide the five bucking horses used in the recent rodeo. Norman Mason of the Big Hole rides Hell-to-Set but injures his knee. Howard Tegland, last year’s world champion, aims for a crack at the buckers from Pendleton. Other horses include Sun Dance and Cherokee with two others unnamed.
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Sam Freeman
Jackson
Norman Mason
Mason
Howard Tegland
New York City
Pendelton
Tegland
Dillon
Montana Mining Net Proceeds Rise Despite Prices Slump
A Montana report shows 1923 gross mineral output jumping to 63.64 million dollars from 20.24 million in 1922, aided by better market and mining conditions. The state collects license taxes on net proceeds, with Silver Bow County accounting for most of the 78 thousand dollar total tax.
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Equalization
Granite County
American Gem Mining Syndicate of
St. Louis
Judith Basin County
New Mine Sapphire Syndicate
London
England
American Gem Syndicate
Silver Bow
Silver Bow County
Poweller
Hospital Care Best For Maternity Cases
Hospital authorities promote Barrett Hospital for maternity care highlighting sterilization, trained staff, and controlled delivery in dedicated rooms. They note infection reduction from 5 to 30 percent historically to about one in a thousand in properly run hospitals, with strict oversight and separate spaces for active delivery and postcase recovery.
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Barrett Hospital
Dry land grain yields show strong 20 to 35 bushels per acre
Dry land grain yields are excellent after a long drought. Reports from Dillon area ranches show 20 to 35 bushels per acre with 25 bushels on 150 acre and 36 on 30 acre fields near Stone Creek. Summer tillage preserves moisture for the dry spell and many ranchers credit it with avoiding failure.
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Dillon
A. J. Faust
Stone
Moving Pictures At Lima Wool Growers Meeting
Wool growers in Lima Montana will view a moving picture showing wool production processes at 1 30 p m on October 13 at the town hall. The event is part of a Montana Extension Service series reaching an expected attendance near one million sheep owners. Speaker Dick Smith will discuss range feeding and silage, with C J Fawcett of Chicago also expected to attend.
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E. R. Gleed
Town Hall
Lima
Montana
Montana Extension Service
Bozeman
Montana Normal College Opens Fall Term with Record Attendance
The Montana state normal college opened its 1923 fall term last Monday with 316 registering on opening day, pushing expected total enrollment above 350. About 20 men enrolled this year and a possible football team was discussed, though no decision was made. if plans fail, basketball training would start soon.
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Montana State Normal College
Lkely
Fine New Business Block for Dillon
Dillon plans a fine new business block costing about thirty thousand dollars. Ground broken last Thursday, foundation forms in place. John Van Ostrum to build and aims for readiness by Christmas trade. Beaverhead Motors to occupy the new one story brick stucco block on Montana and Glendale, with display room, garage, stock room, and repair shop. Beav erhead Motors to vacate current space as business grows. Grounds to be landscaped with grass trees and flowers, creating a scenic spot.
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Dillon
John van Ostrum
Anaconda
Montana
Glendale
Dilion Examiner
D. A. Galt
Beaverhead Motors Company
Montana Street
Glendale Street
Beaverhead Motors
Tie Contractors Arrive Will Inspect Big Hole Ties
G. W. Lorenz and Osea Nelson travel from Wyoming to Dillon this week with Fox Park Tie. They are joined by 8. S. Carruthers from Short Line and John B. Somers, Beaverhead National Forest supervisor, for a planned inspection of about 500000 ties in the Big Hole basin.
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G. W. Lorenz
Osea Nelson
Dillon
Wyoming
Fox Park
8. S. Carruthers
Short Line
John B. Somers
Beaver~head National Forest
iBg Hole Basin
New Campus Lighting Adds Brilliant Illumination
The Normal College campus now shines with twenty large lamp posts from the city Electric Shop. The lighting system, completed last week and tested satisfactorily on first use, brightens the campus and buildings, marking a splendid addition to college equipment.
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Normal College
College Eulpment
Chicken Season Over Yet Ducks Open Until December 15
The season for grouse prairie chicken sage hens and other chickens ends Monday and yet hunters report good shooting numbers. Now waterfowl season remains open until December 15 with many bagging ducks and geese. Each hunter may kill up to five birds of any kind and several writers note success from Butte and nearby towns.
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Butte
Helda
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Dillon Rancher
Charles Andrew Green
C. A. Green
Tal
Philip May
The
Presbyterian Church
Frank Hatfield
Norm Mason
Bition
Security State Bank
Sheepmans
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