Frederick Sadler 92, longtime merchant and farmer, dies
Frederick Sadler, born in Strassburg Germany in 1818, dies aged 92 in Dillon Montana. He lived as a merchant in Ohio, farmer in Indiana Missouri and Montana, admired for health and independence, survived by seven children and a devoted Lutheran family. funeral held at the Episcopal church with pallbearers named.
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Oregon Short Line Establishes Bond Station
The Oregon Short Line set up a station at Bond eight miles north of Dillon following a Montana Railroad Commission hearing in Dillon. The one year trial will decide if it becomes permanent based on business. Using two discarded box cars as a waiting room and operator’s room, agent E. D. Price handles operations.
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Former Dillon Boyan Athlete Competing in Venice to LA Marathon
Allen R. Mason a 19 year old runner from the Nevada sandhills near Las Vegas and Las Vegas records in ten mile races is entered in the Venice to Los Angeles Marathon set for February 22 by the Los Angeles Athletic Club. He trains nightly with A E J Gregg winner of Mt Wilson climb, running six to eight miles on Figuerera Street, with uncertain race times but noted for speed.
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Revival Ends With Poor Attendance At Methodist Church
Three ministers voiced disappointment after a two week union revival at the Methodist church closed with a largely attended Sunday service led by Revavor Bovard. They criticized local Christians for not supporting the meetings and noted few conversions and small weeknight turnouts. Next Sunday Rev Jesse Lackland will preach at a union meeting in the Baptist church.
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Week in the State Legislature Shows Key Votes
Legislators advanced George’s apportionment bill providing one representative per 4800 population. The senate passed typewriter purchases and a two mill tax for public parks. Woman’s suffrage bill died in the house on a bare majority.
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Dry farmers plan flax crops on Dillon area lands
Assessor Norman E Holden notes extensive dryland farming east of Dillon with 1500 acres broken last spring. Most soil will be sown to grain and flax, which yielded top returns at the experiment station. Farmers with 320 acre homesteads have wells buildings and some livestock as a growing community expands.
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Oregon Short Line surveyors hear plan to move yards
Civil Engineer Reynolds and a team from Oregon Short Line conducted a final survey of the railroad yards in Forsyth to estimate dirt work between the depot and the oil house. The project aims to aid rebuilding this year and may relocate coal chutes and stock yards near the oil house.
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Lessons We Learn From the Life of Abraham Lincoln
Rev James K Stage delivers at State normal College a tribute to Lincoln tying national greatness to character and education He contrasts Lincoln with Washington and Gladstone noting poverty origin and mother’s influence and recounts Lincoln’s early life in Kentucky Indiana and his rise to prominence as Honest Abe with temperate habits and moral steadfastness.
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Beaverhead County Gridders Lose Two on Road
Beaverhead county high school lost both weekend games to Anaconda and Deer Lodge. Anaconda defeated Dillon 31 19 at the roller rink after a strong showing by Wilcomb at center. Deer Lodge then beat Dillon 27 21 at the Majestic with Matteson starring for Deer Lodge and Wilcomb for Dillon.
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Beaverhead Club Sees Membership Rise and ByLaw Reforms
The Beaverhead club held a meeting at its headquarters last Monday evening. Reports from committees were heard and bylaws changes to align with a strictly commercial club goals will be voted on March 1. Many new memberships and reinstatements were recorded and a vote on applications was set for tomorrow evening. The club plans open rooms for public gatherings and to boost community initiatives as part of a new life movement.
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City Loafers Acknowledge Canny Merchants
The Virginia City Times notes loafers seek out shops with no advertisements so they are not bothered by customers. Observers say these loafers understand their business better than some merchants and operate with little disturbance.
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Nature Makes Mistakes in Pie Appetite
A Kalispell Bee cartoon caption notes that even nature errs as many men with a pie craving end up with a malted milk stomach.
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