County Commissioners Convene Busy December Session
Beaverhead county board met in the courthouse with Chairman O C Gosman and two commissioners. Contracts were let for bridges roads and the county farm care and printing. A county medical board was formed to provide continuous physician care for county charges. A proposed agricultural experiment station at the poor farm was discussed but not approved.
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Board of County Commissioners
Court House
O. C. Gosman
Charles Francis
W. C. Orr
J. S. Baker
Neil Sharkey
Sharkey
Tribune Publishing Company
M. A. Walker
H. A. Bond
F. M. Poindexter
Walker
L. R. Foote
Beaverhead County High School
Bozeman
Beaverhead County
Hig
Board of County Commissioners, the Chairman of the County High School Board
Roosevelt commits to no deviation on third term stance
President Roosevelt told Representative Hinshaw of Nebraska that he will not deviate from his previous announcement. The Nebraska visit aimed to secure a clear word on expectations regarding the third term question, marking a firm and direct reply from the president.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hinshaw
Nebraska
Watch the Tribune Columns for Holiday Bargains
The Tribune columns spotlight holiday bargains and shopping tips. Readers are advised to compare prices and look for seasonal sales across departments for smart buying this season.
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the Tribune
Mrs. Lulu Bradwell Sues for Divorce in Argenta
Mrs. Lulu Bradwell of Argenta sues Wm. Bradwell for divorce alleging brutal abuse and intoxication since marriage July 3 1904. She seeks custody of two daughters ages 3 and 10 months and cites threats to kill her and repeated assaults, including incidents in Argenta and Dillon.
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Lulu Bradwell
Argenta
Wm. Bradwell
Bradwell
Anaconda
George Knapp
Dillon
City council debates burial bill over unearthed remains
The Dillon city council haggles over paying to remove thirteen remains found outside city limits during street grading. County Attorney Melton says the city must cover any digging outside its boundaries. The council argues the county is liable as the road is a county project. Meanwhile forty six arrests were made during November.
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Montana Street
Dillon Creamery
Mountain View
Board of County Commissioners
Melton
Orr
White
Gov. Norris
J. B. Poindexter
Mountain View Cemetery
Pole
Move to declare Big Hole battlefield a national monument
Article reports a drive to set the Big Hole battle ground in Beaverhead County Montana as a national monument. Local officials want government protection to curb vandalism and preserve historic ruins, with proposals for a small fenced area and a formal report to Washington.
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Big Hole Battle Field
Beaverhead County
Montana
United States
Big Hole
Tripune
C. K. Wyman
Big Hole National Forest
Gibbons Battle Field
G. F. Pollock
Wyman
Forest Reserve
Washington, D.C
Gifford Pinchot
the Tribune
Blue Eyed Annie Mine Leased For Large Scale Work
Frank Williams from the Elkhorn district visits with his family to arrange freighting of concentrator equipment to the Blue Eyed Annie mine. The old Hecla concentrator is dismantled and moved to Dillon then rebuilt at Blue Eyed Annie with 25 tons per day capacity. Williams L J Price and others lease the mine for one year and plan to run it at full capacity, shipping five tons or more of concentrates daily to the Silver Fissure Mining smelter at Polaris after January 1. About 14 men are expected to be employed after the new year.
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Frank Williams
Elkhorn
Hecla
Dillon
Mr. Williams
L. J. Price
Elkhorn Copper Mining Company
Williams
the Tribune
Silver Fissure Mining Company
Polaris
Asserce
Tee
Beaverhead County Treasurer Cashmore Posts Record Tax Take
W F Cashmore Beaverhead county treasurer reports delinquent taxes are only $688.24 after last Saturday night closing, the smallest delinquent list in county history. He collected $143,205.95 of $143,894.19 levy, improving on last year’s $1,337.58 delinquency and showing strong local prosperity.
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W. F. Cashmore
Beaverhead
Cashmore
Beaverhead County
Missoula Officer Attends Thanksgiving At Home Event
Lieut. Simpson of Missoula attended the Thanksgiving At Home gathering at Normal hall last Friday evening. The brief item notes the presence of local military personnel at a community event.
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Lieut. Simpson
Missoula
Augie
Social Event at Normal Hall Highlighted in Tribune Columns
The Tribune columns spotlight a social event at Normal Hall, detailing attendees, activities, and notable quotes. The piece emphasizes the event atmosphere and community participation, with references to organizers and host sponsors.
Grandma Neilson Pioneer Resident Dies in Dillon
Mrs. Johanna Christine Neilson known as Grandma Neilson died Sunday at her cabin on North Montana Street after a long illness. Born in Sweden in 1820 she immigrated in 1872 and came to Dillon in 1880. Survived by her son Charles Neilson. funeral held at St James Episcopal Church with interment at Mountain View.
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Johanna Christine Neilson
Dillon
Grandma” Neilson
Montana Street
St. James Episcopal Church
Sweden
Episcopal Church
Charles Neilson
Beaverhead County Seeks New Fair Association
Beav erhead county residents rally to form the Beaverhead County Fair Association with 600 shares at 25 each totaling 15000. Subscriptions drive aims to raise 5000 before formal formation and a 1000 county grant for premiums once established. Locating grounds and leasing terms discussed among S Carruthers and other prominent citizens.
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Beaverhead
Carruthers
the Tribune
Beaverhead County
Thanksgiving at Home by Dean Hopper A Dillon Event
Last Friday evening at Normal hall a Thanksgiving at Home hosted by Dean Hopper and the Normal college young ladies drew over a hundred guests. Decorated in orange and black with pennants, the ball room offered a cozy mood as ushers guided guests to moving programs, dancing, and a grand march led by Hopper and Swain. The affair drew praise from attendees across the state and promises more social events in the New Year.
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AtIlome
Dean Hopper
Normal College
Normal Hall
Baraba Sleeh
Noyes
Duncan
McConnell and Wesch
Tom Gilbert
Wilbur Gilbert
Vogel
Clapp
Carroll
Swain
H. H. Swain
Dillon
A Little Mistake About Holden Farming Claims
The article corrects a previous statement about Norman Holden's dry land farming method. It clarifies the harrowing goal, noting moisture conservation and nitrogen enrichment, not oxygen intake. Holden explains carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen form protoplasm, with carbon dioxide providing the missing elements.
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Norman Holden
Holden
Cannon Named Speaker as 60th Congress Opens
Washington December 2 The first session of the Sixtieth congress opens at noon with Joseph Cannon chosen speaker for the next two years by 207 to 154 over Williams. Cannon, in his third term, says the position satisfies his ambition. There are 102 new members, 12 with prior service in the Fifty-ninth Congress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph Cannon
Cannon
Williams
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