Beaverhead High Drops Two On Digging Season Trip
Beaverhead high's quint returned from its first road swing without a win, losing 20 to 17 at Deer Lodge and 34 to 32 at Philipsburg after tough battles. Andy Smith and Foster led Dillon in Deer Lodge while Philipsburg used a late rally, Frankling scoring the deciding basket as time expired.
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Deer Lodge
Philipsburg
Beaverhead High
Quint
Dillon
Andy Smith
Foster
Leimert
Dillon Hayden Oo
Cee. Lee
Williams Philipsburg
Frankling
Alan Smith
Frank
King of
Nesbit
Rule
Dillon Carmicheal W
Shorthand System Aids High School Grads for Civil Service
Miss Connell heads a new shorthand program at the high school commercial department to train graduates for government exams. The advanced class uses dictation from the congressional record and government pamphlets as a core study. Mrs Waldorf traveled to Butte to visit relatives en route to California.
Death Takes Harry Browning Of Ogden
Harry Browning aged 35 died after a long illness at his boyhood home in Ogden and was buried beside his family. He lived in Dillon since 1910 and ran Browning Brothers' Sports store with his brother Terry. Active in the Elk Lodge and American Legion, Browning was widely popular and known as an entertainer. His funeral honor guard fired three volleys and taps marked the ceremony.
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Harry Browning
Ogden
Grim Reaper
Terry
The
Elk’s Lodge
American Legion
Dillon
157Th Infantry
Browning Brothers
the Tribune
Cold Wave Brings Record Lows in Dillon and Beaverhead
Dillon and Beaverhead county endure a severe cold snap as thermometers plunge to 35 degrees below zero locally. A government gauge logged 23 below, while plumbers repair frozen pipes amid a weeks long northwest chill. Groundhog’s shadow hints at six more weeks of winter as sun appears.
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Beaverhead
Dillon
Mercury
Spirit
J. E. Monroe
Emley Pleads Guilty to Forgery Charge
Alfred Emley a 20 year old Portland youth pleaded guilty to forging the name of E J Clark a local rancher to checks totaling 200 passed on Dillon merchants during Christmas holidays He was arraigned in justice court before L P Phillips and bound over to the district court with 2000 bond He was arrested at his Portland home and brought back to Dillon by Sheriff Mooney The cold wave has passed and temperatures are back to normal for this time of year
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Alfred Emley
Portland
E. J. Clark
Dillon
Justice Court
L. P. Phillips
Emley
Mooney
District Court
Dedication of the Primary School Building in Dillon
The long awaited opening of the new Dillon primary building will be held Wednesday February 8 with afternoon tours from 2:00 to 3:30 and an evening dedication at 8:00. Superintendent G I Finch presides with architect Fred F Willson and trustees presenting the building to the public.
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Dillon
G. I. Finch
Margaret Tello
Thomas W. Bennett
Fred F. Willson
Leonard Eliel
Eagle Nearly Breaks Free After Devouring Chicken
A seven foot golden eagle held in a South Dakota street coop for ten days escaped after killing a full grown chicken in one meal. The bird, captured in a coyote trap, released danger by flying off from the coop and vanishing over the countryside.
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Charles Scott
South Dakota Street
Income Tax Rules for Nut Shall in 1922
Single filers with net income of 1000 dollars or more or gross income of 5000 dollars or more, and married couples with net income 2000 dollars or more or gross income 5000 dollars or more, must file by March 15, 1922. Filing location is the Collector of Internal Revenue for the district of residence or principal place of business. Use Form 1040A or 1040 for full instructions, law, and regulations. The tax rates include four percent on taxable income up to 4000 dollars after exemption, eight percent on the remainder, plus a surtax from one to sixty five percent on net income over 5000 dollars for 1921.
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Ross
Internal Revenue
Fire Siren Proposal Referred to Committee
The city council at a short session referred the fire alarm purchase to the fire and order committee with power to act. Several sirens are under consideration from which one will be chosen, replacing the inefficient bell system and likely signaling fires with a shriek rather than clang.
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Fire and Order Committee
Birth Announcement for Lima Baby Boy
The Lima couple Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mc Ninch welcomed a son on January 28.
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Bert McNinch
Lima
Eagle’s appetite ends chase after chicken attack
A calm four days ends when Mrs. Scott witnesses an eagle kill one chicken and injure another. The bird’s predatory display leads to the eagle being freed after the incident.
Union Pacific Resumes Farm Marketing Bulletin Service
The Union Pacific Railway will restart its free Farm Marketing Bulletin on February 15 to aid small farmers in selling or finding markets for pure bred livestock seed and other high quality agricultural products. It aims for about 5000 copies monthly, distributing to station agents bankers county agents and farm bureaus for public posting.
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Union Pacific Railway System
Tribune Fron
R. A. Smith
Union Pacific Territory
Farm Marketing Bulletin
Farn Marketing Bulletin
Union Pacific System
Beaverhead Alberta Co Elects Officers for Year
The Beaverhead Alberta Oil and Gas Company elected officers for the year at a stockholders meeting held last Friday in the Rialto building, Butte. New officers include Nels Nelson as president and H J Grimes as vice president, with Dr T A Grigg as secretary treasurer and J H McCready as field manager. The firm reported drilling delays at well No 2 south of Dillon due to weather but expects steady operations soon and announced acquisition of 80 acres of oil sand near Soap Creek on the Crow Indian reservation, near Wester States Oil and Land wells.
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Beaverhead-Alberta Oil and Gas Company
Dillon
Soap Creek
Crow Indian
Wester States Oil and Land Company
Beaverhead
A. M. Blaker
M. Allen
Vancouver
Washington
N. Stevenson
J. H. McCready
Dozen Dillonites Depart for Two Months Sojourn
A group of twelve Dillon residents took the 60 day excursion rate of 65.05 to California and back and left for the south during the week. Five travelers joined the special Tuesday departure: W. T. Scully Martin Innes Albert Stamm Rose Stamm and Sam Sheyer. Other excursionists who left during the week included Mr and Mrs William Deputy Frank Jones Mrs Sam Freeman Mrs Thomas Wasella and Edmund J Callaway.
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Dillon
California
South
W. T. Scully
Martin Innes
Albert
Rose Stamm
Sam Sheyer
Horse Prairie
William Deputy
Frank Jones
Sam Freeman
Thomas Wasella
Edmund J. Callaway
Miss Miriam Nattrass Goes to Winnetta as Teacher
Miss Miriam Nattrass, an east bench graduate of the Normal school, left last Monday for Winnetta in Yellowstone county to accept exposition as school teacher at 125 dollars per month.
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Miriam Nattrass
Normal School
Winnetta
Yellowstone County
Exposition
M. S. N. C. Wins First Contests
Normal college basketball debuts in high school gym beating Wesleyan 22 to 10. Drummy led scoring with eight points, Holmes and Hildreth added four free throws and three field goals, while Mitchell led Wesleyan with five points. No substitutions were used.
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Normal College
Wesleyan
Methodists
Hildreth
Ryburn
Drummy
Holmes
Mitchell
Tom Drummy
M.S. N.C
Wesleyan Drummy
Russell
Nolmes
Hardie
National Oil Company stockholders weigh absorbing Chicago Dillon offer
Beaverdam stockholders met in the State Bank directors room to elect a board and consider Chicago Dillon Oil's bid to take over the National Oil holdings and other Beaverhead county operations. A five member board including Walker, Sandberg, Wolf, McKay and Luebben was chosen. No action was taken on selling assets. another stockholders meeting was ordered for March. Officers present included Sandberg as president, MacKay as vice president, Luebben as treasurer, and Walker as secretary.
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National Oil Company
State Bank
Chicapo- Dillon Oil Company
Beaverhead County
Alex Walker
A. C. Sandberg
J. S Wolf
Butte
James M. McKay
T. E. Luebben
Dillon
J. H. MacKay
Income Tax Man Available for Two Days for Advice
Government tax official Kenneth Moe, an internal revenue collector, will assist taxpayers with their 1921 income tax returns. He will be in the county clerk’s office at the courthouse on February 22 and 28 to offer guidance and help.
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Kenneth Moe
Internal Revenue Collector
Court House
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January Shaw
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Levening
University of Montana
the People of
Edward C. Eliott
J. H. Gilbert
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Wesker
Golden Eagle
Gus Burch
Frying Pan Basin
Burch
Charlie Scott
Scott
Bulletin
Beaverhead-Alberta CO
M. S.N.C
Wesleyan College
Woes Bowers Ryburn
Anvil Telin
Ea Alee Gamer
George Gosman
National Oil CO
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