Magnus Johnsons Wife Joins Him In Washington Move
Mrs. Magnus Johnson, wife of Minnesota's newly elected senator, will move to Washington with her husband and two children joining other seven at the capital. The Meeker county farming family runs a 140 acre farm with cattle hogs chickens and horses and values education with six children reading and attending schools in Washington. Mrs. Johnson supports her husband on his platform while she emphasizes family unity and a liberal view toward women in politics.
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The
Tribune
Aldda Chamberlain
Kimball
Minn
Magnus Johnson
Minnesota
U. S
Elect
Washington
Agnes
Florence
Johnson
Meeker County
Johnson Farm
Sweden
America
Magnus
Magnus, Jr
Mrs. Johnson
Russia
United States Supreme Court
Tleatue of Nations
World Court
Washington, D. S
United States Senate
W. Brookhart
Town
Senator Brookhart
Magnus, Johnson
Mrs Mary Tash Dies in Melrose at 80
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Tash aged 80 died at the Pat Con nor home in Melrose at 2 o clock last Friday. Her remains were brought to Dillon for services at Brundage's with Rev Edward Smith officiating and later interred in Town, escorted by her eldest son George Tash. She was mother to George William Ray and Homer Tash and to Pat Connor of Melrose and Mrs H F Jackson of Twin Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Tash
George
William
Ray
Homer Tash
Pat Connor
Melrose
H. F. Jackson
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Brundace
Edward Smith
Sobolsky Reports Fine Yellowstone Park Trip
Sobolsky returned the first of the week from a trip through Yellowstone Park via the Gardner route. He came out the same way and says the journey was excellent with everything at its best.
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Sol. Sobolsky
Yellowstone Park
1903 Model Horse and 1923 Auto As Affecting County Prosperity
Beaverhead County faces rising automobile costs and debt surpassing horse-era spending. Autos cost $60,901.71 notes in 1923, with $1,080,000 yearly operating outlay in the county. Commissioners warn of wealth drain to outside industries, while mobility reshapes local life and commerce.
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Beaverhead Counnty
Beaverhead
D A R to Meet at Jackson Hot Springs
A D A R gathering in Jackson Montana on August 27 1928 marks the ninth Beaverhead county event honoring Sacajawea. A metal marker will call attention to the Hot Springs once visited by Captain Clark in 1806. The public is invited with a basket lunch, hosts provide coffee and ice cream, and historians Dr Grace Raymond Hebard Dr F H Garver and Mrs Laura Scott will speak.
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Jackson
Montana
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sacajawea
Lewis and Clark
Captain Clark
Pacific Coast
Dauenters
The
Big Hole
Grace Raymond Hebard
University of Wyoming
F. H. Garver
Montana Normal College
Laura Scott
Dansie Family Leaves for Helena in Hudson Car
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dansie travel with guest Mrs. Hamilton Wrischt and Nina Jane and Major Dansie to Helena on Thursday morning.
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Robert J. Dansie
Hamilton -Wrischt
Nina Jane
Major Dansie
Helena
Dansie
Hudson _ car
Hughes Begin Auto Trip Through Yellowstone Park
Mr and Mrs Sherman Hughes set out Monday morning on an automobile tour through Yellowstone Park. They plan to visit notable thermal features and scenic overlooks as part of a family outing reported by local sources.
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Sherman Hughes
Yellowstone Park
Student dies after horse crash on Clark Street
Miss Gwynetha Lile of Scoby a State Normal college student died at Barrett hospital from injuries after a horse she rode slipped and fell on Clark Street just off Pacific. She fractured her skull base and suffered internal injuries. Funeral services were held and interment planned at Arphy.
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Gwynetha Lile
Scoby
State Normal College
Barrett Hospital
Clark Street
Pacific
Missoula
Tenihe School
Scohy
Dillon
Lorenzo Cushing
Arphy
Harding
Miss Lile
Pacific Street
Brewery Road
Clart Street
Martin Barrett
Levy Fixed By Commissioners After County Session
The county tax levy for 1923 totals 20.75 mills across funds, up 8.75 from last year due to decreased county valuation and new tax rules. Officials cite two installment payments and a cash basis risk, with final action by the board of county commissioners as they finished the session.
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Board of County Commissioners
County General School Fund
Igh
Dillon
Lima
Calamity Gulch Whiskey Gusher Destroyed and Claimed
Sheriff Mooney and Federal officers wrecked a large Beavorhead Madison line distillery at Calamity Gulch. The operation contained two stills 300 and 125 gallons, 5000 gallons of mash, 25 gallons of liquid, and a forged boiler retort seized from Lima. Operators fled. arrests expected soon.
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Teepee Creek
Lakeview
Beaverhead - Madison
Mooney
Ben Holter
Rusell Osborne
Lima
Auto driver fined twenty five dollars in court
J. J. Brown was fined 25 dollars in justice court by Judge Phillips on Wednesday morning for driving an unlicensed automobile. Sheriff Masa said the measure will apply to every driver of unlicensed cars.
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J. J. Brown
Justice Court
Phillips
Masa
Ditty Party Heads to Yellowstone Park
Mr and Mrs George Ditty depart Friday morning for a Yellowstone Park trip. In the party are Miss Mary Vance of Clinton Missouri Mrs Dittys sister who will return home after touring the park Miss Adelaide Miller of Madison Wisconsin and her friend Miss Marie High of Madison who will drive back with Miss Miller Miss Joe Durham of Amarillo Texas also travels with the party and will later return to Texas.
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George Ditty
Yellowstone Park
Mary Vance
Clinton
Missouri
Amariville
Texas
Normal College Grants 34 Diplomas in August Commencement
The twenty sixth annual commencement completed with 34 graduates receiving diplomas for the 1923 class fourth division at 10:30 Wednesday. Robert C. Line spoke. Frank Eliel presented diplomas. music featured. Total diplomas issued 101 for 1922-23 with 9 December, 10 March, 48 June, 34 August graduates.
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Normal College
Robert C. Line
Columbus
State Board of Education
Frank Eliel
Dillon
Elsa Lillian Albrecht
Great Falls
Marie Blanche Arrison
Rudyard
Meda Becker
Bozeman
Dorothy E.blank
Bertha Lou Bye
John O. Bye
Phillipsburg
Helen Elizabeth Carstens
Twete
Mary E. Cody
Butte
Ida Crossman
Elizabeth Cummings
Red Lodge
Clarence Clifford Dittmer
Bess Helena Gray
Eureka
Cornelia Haag
Great Walls
Alice V. Haderli
Lewistown
Belle C
Margaret Annabel Bettle
Lynette Blair
Alice Claire Davenport
Naomi Sabrina Masterson
Cora Montgomery
Florence Charlotte Noble
Nettie Elizabeth Porter
Esther Sandstrom
Nola .M. Squire
Grace Leona Street
Hildred
Reinecke
Miss Wyatt
Mra
Benediction
Howard Smith
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wool clips and travelers in Spokane area trade notes
J E Hample of Spokane monitors a wool warehouse taking 200 bags from Otto Schultz and 275 bags from Sehway Sheep company on consignment to Jeremiah Williams and Co. Misses Carpenter of Des Moines Iowa, sisters of Mrs Woodburn, arrived and joined the Woodburns for a Yellowstone tour.
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J. E. Hample
Spokane
Otto Schultz
Roscoe Cornell
Jeremiah Williams
Mrs Jane Parkinson Visits Rexburg Relative
Mrs Jane Parkinson of Rexburg Idaho visits at the home of her daughter Mrs Ed Lloyd.
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Jane Parkinson
Rexburg
Idaho
Ed. Lloyd
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U.S
Mary Tash
George Tash
Anderson
Beverhead
County
Wisdom
Jackson Hot Springs
Clark
Yellowstone
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