Beav erhead County to Award Court House Plans
Beaverhead county commissioners plan an extra session on January 9 to award the contract for the new courthouse plans and specifications and discuss other items. Dillon reports brisk progress with permanent improvements and a strong farming economy boosting wealth. The town ships wool oats and potatoes and houses the First National Bank gold dust bullion shipments.
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Honorable
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead
Court House
Dillon
Montana
Opera House
Masonic Temple
Bannack
Idaho
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Dart’s
Stiles
High School
Argenta
Blue Wing
Polaris
First National Bank
Beavershead News Glimpses From January 4 1918
Mr and Mrs Louis Anderson return from Norway to Montana after a year away. New Year’s Day brings mild weather and outdoor activity. Wool prices peak with KE I Harkness receiving 71 cents a pound for Beaverhead wool at National Wool warehouse in Chicago. Melvin Peterson suffers a broken right arm at the shoulder in a bicycle fall. Howard Humphry, son of Rev H G Humphry, breaks his wrist cranking a car.
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the Tribune
Louis Anderson
Norway
Mr. Anderson
Montana
KE. I. Harkness
Dell
National Wool Warehouse
Chicago
Melvin Peterson
Howard Humphry
H. G. Humphry
Red Lodge Plans to Hold Dog Derby
Red Lodge Montana business leaders pushed plans for a Red Lodge to Cooke City dog derby under a new Red Lodge Winter Sports association. D W Columbus was elected president with Harley Weydt as VP and Gus B Foltz as secretary treasurer. a 4 member board was formed. A possible tie up with Ashton Idaho races was discussed to attract top racers and dogs. Idaho event is February 22. Route would be Red Lodge to Cooke City. Winter contests such as skiing toboganning skating and snowshoe races were proposed.
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Red Lodge
Mont
U.P
Cooke City
D. W. Columbus
Harley Weydt
Gus B. Foltz
Ashton
Idaho
Dramatic World News From Moscow to Nanking
A survey of postwar events features the Moscow election rite with 94,138,000 registered voters and 96.5 percent turnout, the mystery of the Robinsons abroad and spy fears, brutal scenes in Nanking as General Matsui’s troops seize the city, and a Cleveland university banquet miscue observed by Newton Baker.
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U.S.S.R
Red Square
Stalin
Nanking
China
Iwane Matsui
Sun-Yet-Sen
Matsui
Sun
Japan
Chiang Kai-shek
Union Auxiliary Ladies Christmas Party Enjoyed by Members
The Union Auxiliary entertained their husbands with a Christmas party on Tuesday evening. Games were played, Santa handed out gifts, and a mixed chorus performed many musical numbers. A long, festively decorated table with red tapers and evergreens held refreshments near midnight.
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Union Auxiliary
Santa
Notice to Creditors in Truax Estate Beaverhead County
Executors Leo H. Truax and Grace G. C. Truax announce in Beaverhead County Montana that all creditors and claimants against Chas. S. Truax, deceased, must present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication dated December 23, 1937, at the law offices of John Collins Poindexter Block Dillon.
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Chas. S. Truax
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Leo H. Truax
Grace GC
Truax
Chas
Notice to Creditors for Beaverhead County Estates
John Collins as administrator of the estates of Lillia J. Houghton Sarah E Percival Charles M Batchelder Lewis T Houghton Frederick D Houghton Care line KE Littlefield notifies creditors and claimants to present claims at his Poindexter Block Dillon Montana office Beaverhead County first published December 16 1937.
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Sarah E. Percival
Charles M. Batchelder
Lewis T. Houghton
Frederick D. Houghton
Careline KE. Littlefield
Poindexter Block
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
John Collins
Notice of Public Sale and Estate Sale Hearing in Dillon Mont
Public notice lists stock raising homestead entry by Fred E. Dingley of Dillon with three year proof due January 24 1938 and names witnesses. Also an order to show cause in Beaverhead County for Frank C. McFadden public administrator to sell the Suffield Lode Mining Claim at private sale with a January 5 1938 hearing in Dillon.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Mont
William F. Dodgson
Wise River
Montana
Range 11
Montana Principal Meridian
Norman Gilea
District Court
Dillon
Ralph S. Potts
Joseph W. Potts
A. H. McCertney
Walter Gnose
Thos. F. Corbally
Reulster
Department of the Interior General Land Office
Billings
Bynum Green
Lakeview
Principal Meridian
Ray Frye
Jeffers
J. O. Shanholtzer
Monida
Blaze Sugar
Scott Newman
Fred E. Dingley
Newsey
Wiuney
Ey’anwy
Nwyanwy
F. A. Hazelbaker
U.S
Nares
George _ H. Rebich
Daniel ¥. Ooney
Sam Freeman
Patrick Flynn
Thos
Corbally
Fifth Judicial District
Beaverhead
Fred J. Gibson
Frank C. McFadden
Beaverhead County
Bannack
Nell of
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Tribune
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Bella Rife
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Glendale
F.W. Dearborn
Idaho Street
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Fred Baker
Justice of the Peace
Hirschman
Ed A. Lawrence
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Butte
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TIME
Washington
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Queens
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Brooklyn
National Hotel
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U. S
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Robinson
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New York Board of Health
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Manhattan
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Communist Party
Russia
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Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
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Ohio
Newton D. Baker
Western Reserve University
Newton Baker
Cleveland College
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Union Auxiliary Ladies
William Riddell
Register
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