Desperado Shot After Horse Is Fatally Wounded
Sheriff Gosman pursued 18 year old Carl Christiansen near Deweys Big Hole after a horse theft. The suspect resisted, the sheriff fired at the horse, bringing both to the ground. the horse died and the man was captured and jailed in Dillon with weapons seized.
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Desperado
Gosman
Deweys
Tope
Wisdom
Sheriff's Office
Carl Christensen
Anton Christensen
Divide
Dillon
Hill Stood Highest in Eye Exam Success
Mr Hardie Hill returned from Helena after achieving the highest standing in the estate board of optometry examination. During two months at the Northern Illinois College of Ophthalmology and Otology in Chicago he studied under Prof Springer and completed the regular course in half the time, leveraging exceptional opportunities and diligence.
Phil Anderegg Appointed City Water Commissioner
The city council appointed Phil Anderegg as water commissioner on Monday night replacing resigned W F Cashmore. They also canvassed the recent city election returns. Henry Burfiend plans an eight room frame residence with latest improvements just north of J W Lushér’s building. Henry Hackett from Centennial valley visited Dillott recently.
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Phil Anderegg
W. F. Cashmore
Henry Burfiend
J. W. Lushér
Henry Hackett
The
Centennial Valley
Easter Cantata Program By Church Choirs
Sacred cantata The Conquering Christ will be performed Easter Sunday by church choirs. Solos and choruses include Ride on in Majesty Zion's Daughter Weep no More and Christ is Risen. Choir members listed with voice parts and names. Organist and director Thomas Stevenson to lead.
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Prano
Fiend
Remley
Yeaman
Willard
Brock
Dodds
Messrs
Stevenson Thomas
Shower Honoring Miss Eliza Selway Before Her Marriage
A miscellaneous shower was held last Friday night at Mrs. M. E. French's home for Miss Eliza Selway prior to her marriage. Hosted by Mrs. Arthur Gracier and Misses Mabel Willard and Mayme French, the event was a surprise and featured gifts of cut glass and china. Attendees included Mesdames Herb Wheat Goldie Selway Jerome Baxter Alf Cashmore Fred Vicl Fred Conger Arthur Gracier Oscar Johnson Hawley Selway M. E. French Floyd Best and many Selway and French relatives. A lunch of pressed meat jelly hot rolls butter olives wafers coffee sherbet and three kinds of cake was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Selway
M. E. French
Arthur Gracier
Mabel Willard
Mayme French
Miss Selway
Goldie Selway
Jerome Baxter
Alf Cashmore
Fred Vicl
Fred Conger
Oscar Johnson
Hawley Selway
Floyd Best
Misses Lees
Maude
Mabel Selway
Cleo
Frances Harrison
Emma
Bertha Burfiend
Kathryn
Hattie Drummy
Cora
Emily Taylor
Anna Carter
Jean Bishop
Blanch Morse
Grace Gray
Gertrude French
Band Concert By Montana State College Regimental Band
The Montana State College Regimental Band will perform at the Normal auditorium on Tuesday April 18 under the Oratorical Association. Admission supports travel costs with tickets at the Postoffice Store Main floor 50c galleries 35c. Buy early as tickets are moving fast and a final concert is promised by C A. Smith.
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Montana State College Regimental
Normal Auditorium
Dillon
Louis L. Howard
Oratorical Association
Montana State Normal College
Postoffice
C. A. Smith
Monida Man Bert Paul in Town on Business Errand
Bert Paul of Monida visited town yesterday on a business errand. He stopped at several shops and spoke with local merchants about upcoming work opportunities.
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Bert.Paul
Monida
Celebrated jurist Hiram Knowles dies on Oregon Short Line
Judge Hiram Knowles longtime U S supreme court jurist died aboard an Oregon Short Line train near Spencer Idaho en route from Los Angeles to Missoula Montana He was in frail health after a relapse and a nurse attended him The Montana pioneer and d lauded figure was born January 16 1834 in Hamden Missouri and served as Montana supreme court justice and US district judge.
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Hiram Knowles
Montana
Spencer
Idaho
Butte
Missoula
A. J. Davis
Hamden
Freeman
Emily Knowles
Winds
Lee County
Iowa
Judge Knowles
Denmark
Antioch, C
Yellow Springs
Young Knowles
Palms
California
Cold Springs
Harvard University
Nevada
Humboldt County
Supreme Court of the
United States District Court
Unitarian Church
Athens Mo
Mary C. Curtis
Eloise ‘Knowles
University of Montana
C. W. Blair
Lucretia Knowles
Judge
Big Judgment for Injury in Helena Rail Case
Helena April 12 A verdict awarded Henry Russell twelve thousand dollars against the Northern Pacific railway. Russell injured two years ago by an accident and had sued for thirty five thousand dollars.
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Helena
Henry Russell
Northern Pacific Railway
Russell
Selway Carlson Wedding Near Dillon on Farm
Miss Eliza Selway of Dillon and Charles A Carlson of Sunfield Idaho united in marriage Tuesday night at the Hawley J Selway ranch two miles north of Dillon. Rev Jesse Lacklen officiated. A five course dinner followed a reception for a large gathering of friends and relatives. The bride, in a white embroidered gown, and the brides maid wore blue. both carried carnations. The couple will reside in Sunfield Idaho.
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Emily Taylor
Albert Stamm
Bestiary
Sunfield
Idaho
County High School
State Normal College
James Selway
Carlson
Dillon
Fred Viel
Salmon
T. B. Craver
Medicine Lodge
Theodore Nelson
Arthur Graeter
Goldie Selway
Jesse Lacklen
Betsey Haines
Anna Johnson
Mabel Willard
Lydia Roberts
Edith McDowell
Mayme French
Mayme Ross Weds Fred Bennett in Argenta Wedding
At the home of the bride’s parents in Argenta the marriage of Mayme Ross of Argenta and Fred Bennett of Mountain Home Idaho was solemnized by Rev 5 D Hooker of Dillon. Miss Margaret Ross and Will Ross served as bridesmaid and groomsman. a wedding dinner followed.
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Argenta
Mayme Ross
Fred Bennett
Mountain Home
Idaho
Margaret Ross
Will Ross
5. D. Hooker
St. James Episcopal Church
Dillon
Resurrection in Spring Poem Echoes Renewal
In winter and snow a whisper foresees rebirth and resurrection. The speaker recalls hearing life stirring, voices rise with the season, and all nature join in a chorus of renewal. A reference to the risen Lord anchors the theme of enduring faith through cycles of growth.
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Reapers
Mountain Home Wedding Recalls Beaverhead County Ties
The bride, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Ross, and the groom, a Mountain Home businessman, wed with close family and intimate friends present. After a brief visit in Dillon they plan a eastern honeymoon and will be at home after May 16. Attendees included R Bennett and families, Gracters, Knapps, Hazelbaker, Graves, and Harrison among others.
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John T. Ross
Beaverhead County
John W. Morton Co
Dillon
John W. Morton
Mountain Home
R. Bennett
Idaho
al. E. Gracter
Geo. Knapp
I’. A. Hazelbaker
Grace Gracier
Selah Graves
Frances Harrison
Mary Lee Bennett
D. Hooker
Jas. H. Mackay
Harry Graves
Marriage in Dillon Unites Mrs Goldie Selway and Mr George Stimpson
Wednesday evening at eight oclock Mrs Goldie Selway wed Mr George Stimpson in the home of Mr and Mrs Max Lauterbach with Rev Jesse Lacklen officiating The couple, regarded as prosperous and well known in Dillon, celebrated with a dinner attended by friends including Michael Lauterbach and Pearl Robson The bride is sister of Mrs Lauterbach and the groom owns a leading valley ranch
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Goldie Selway
George Stimpson
Jesse Lacklen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Max Lauterbach
Washington and
Sebree
Lauterbach
Dillon
Real Estate Transfers in Week Ending April 10 1911
Bargain and sale deed from Neil O'Donnell to Jeremiah Buckley and John Cabry for 1-6 interest in Summit Continental and Sky Lark lodes in Grizzley Hill mining district for 1750 dollars. Parent to Bernice Wilson, child of Thomas Wilson, 160 acres in Blacktail Deer creek valley.
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Pearl L. Smith
Neil O'Donnell
Jeremiah Buckley
John Cabry
Summit
Sky Lark
Grizzley Hill
Bernice Wilson
Thomas Wilson
Blacktail Deer Creek
Creamery project progresses toward startup
Mr. Frosig reports the new creamery project is advancing well and expects to begin operations in a few weeks. He notes steady construction progress and upcoming inspections as key milestones toward a early launch.
Opening Baseball Opener Punctuated by Wind and Crowd
In the season opener the Montana Mercantile Co team beat Olmsted Stevenson Coast 13 to 9. Governor White tossed the first ball as the Dillon band led a parade to the grounds amid a chilly wind and lively crowd. Batteries were Bradley Brady Conger Hawkins for the U.S. team and Barry Jennings for M. M. The Mer cantile team led 6 in the first inning and held the lead most of the game, despite fielding errors and scattered A few favorable umpire calls. Next Sunday the M. M. team will play the Elic Bros. squad.
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Montana Mercantile Co
Olmsted
Stevenson Coast
Dillon Band
Governor White
O-5
M. M
O-S
Bradley
Brady
Conger
Hawkins
U.S
Barry
Jennings
Elicl Bros
Cattle from Big Hole shipped from Anaconda to Portland
Thirteen cars of the Big Hole cattle, 300 head averaging 1350 pounds, were shipped from Anaconda by W. M. Montgomery to Portland. Loading at Mill Creek yards took 50 minutes. The train left at 2 30 and will reach Portland after about 26.5 hours. Jack Moran led the consignment with cattlemen supervising loading. John Fleming will meet the freight train at Portland.
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Anaconda
W. M. Montgomery
Portland
Mill Creek
Plummer
Jack Moran
John Fleming
Portland Union Stockyard Company
Man Arrested on Suspicion of Idaho Falls Burglary
A man claiming to be Tom Ryan was arrested by police after being found with two guns and several razors. He is suspected of involvement in a burglary in Idaho Falls, and officers there have been notified.
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Tom Ryan
Idaho Falls
Ryan
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Beaverhead
Plockhorast
United States
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Cupid
Old Beaverhead County
Ross—Bennett
Peter MacArthur
American Press Association
Cis
Selway—Stimpson
White
M. M. Co.s
Big Hole
Montgomery
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