Death Claims M. Barrett At Hospital
Last rites for Martinus Barrett longtime county resident were held at St Rose Catholic Church Dil lon with Rev Timothy Clifford of Lima officiating. Born in Ontario March 4 1863 he came to the United States as a boy living in Anaconda before Beav erhead county in the late 1890s. He lived at the Isaac Rife ranch on Medicine Lodge. Surviving relatives include a sister and many brothers and nieces and nephews across Dillon Medicine Lodge Butte Seattle Denver Oklahoma Kansas City and St Joseph Missouri.
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Martinus Barrett
Barrett Hospital
St. Rose Catholic Church
Dillon
Timothy Clifford
Lima
Canada
Ontario
United States
Anaconda
Beaverhead County
Isaac Rife
Medicine Lodge
John Barrett
Los Angeles
James Barrett
Butte
Richard Barrett
Frances
Edward Duff
California
Nancy
Constance Barrett
Chester Barrett
Grant
Edgar
Isaac
Frank Rife
Elmer Barrett
Seattle
Ruth Keough
Ray Barrett
Oklahoma
Alice Slattery
Denver
Emmett Barrett
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Mining Men of State To Meet Here Next Fall
August 5 and 6 have been set for the annual Montana Mining association meeting in this city. William Logan, Beaverhead association president, chairs the local committee and says preparations are under way. Delegations from Montana and Idaho are expected with an invitation to Lemhi Mining, plus prominent officials. Program details are preliminary with rock drilling and mucking contests planned for both days. The Beaverhead association also voted to oppose the government tariff on lead and zinc ores.
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Montana Mining Association
William Logan
Beaverhead Association
Idaho
Lemhi Mining Association
Beaverhead Mining Association
Long Illness Claims Early Day Resident
After a prolonged illness Mrs. John Skavedahl died Friday at her South Washington Street home. Funeral services were held Monday at Brundage chapel with Rev. H. N. Tragitt presiding, and burial followed at Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers named were Frank Hazle baker, Tim Tash, Harry Graves, Ernest Orr, George Hughes and J. W. Rees. Mrs. Skavdahl had lived in Dillon for 40 years since moving here in the early days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Skavedahl
South Washington Street
Brundage Chapel
H. N. Tragitt
St. James
Episcopal Church
Mountain View
Frank Hazelbaker
Tim Tash
Harry Graves
Ernest Orr
George Hughes
J. W. Rees
Bulldogs Take One Out of Three Games
The Montana Normal College Bulldogs won one of three games against the Eastern Montana Yellowjackets. Wetzel led with ten field goals and Rife added nineteen points in Thursday’s lopsided win. Montana Normal closes its season March 1 against the Butte Miners as funeral services for San Howarth were held last week.
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Montana” Yellowjackets
Normal College
Wetzel
Montana Normal
Butte
Miners
Eight Teams Battle For District Crown
Dillon hosts the district basketball tournament with Ennis Harrison Twin Bridges Whitehall Sheridan St Peters of Anaconda and Dillon competing. First games start at 2 30 this afternoon with eleven games across five sessions ending Saturday night. St Peters and Dillon favored based on season records but upsets possible as teams vie for a divisional tourney spot.
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Dillon
Livingston
Ennis
Harrison
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Sheridan
St. Peters
Anaconda
Ivening
Virginia City
Darkhorse St. Peters
Bozeman
Sheridan and
Dillon Sneteeee
Maho Falls
Aeeeenenen
Reeseswedewnes
Rexburg
Anaconda Tristeeans
Dillon Aeeeeene
Missoula
Reece
Nenne
Dillon Rere
Hamilton Brtereenenes
St. Ignatius
Dillon Weeeeees
Twin Bridges Ownees
Philipsburg
Butte Central
Dillon Terseree
Whitehall Seweeeserens
Ween Eens Philipsburg
Dillon Eeeees
Butte
Beaver Record Names Beavers Strong District Contenders
Mahoney and Anthony Brown headline Central as top contenders for district honors. Whitehall lists most of its squad with Harry Hesser and Jack Manlove among others. Virginia City sends Pay Peterson and Charlie Hansen while Twin Bridges contributes Dawes Lott and Lester Switzler to the Beavers lineup.
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The
Beaver
Hiney Lund
Keith Clawson
Bob Austin
Joe Oreskovich
Leonard Scott
Harry Hesser
Bob Anderson
Jack Heckler
Jack Manlove
Bill McKeown
John Tedoy
Mahoney
Anthony Brown
Terry Callan
Central
Whitehall
Ob Austin
Joe Creskovich
John Telway
Victor Osborne
Virginia City
Pay Peterson
Don Goforth
Charlie Hansen
Lowell Sauerbier
Shirley Hancock
Stanley Blevins
Floyd Kresge
Bob Vickers
Twin Bridges
Dawes Lott
Lester Switzler
Jack Brazil
Bill Seyler
Jack Farnes
Williard Shaw
James Grant
Sam Broksle
Charles Grant
Beavers
Jack Cashmore
John Earl Fairbanks
Frank Bayerd
Alan Bradley
Charles Burgess
Bruce Burgess
Don Wheat
John Combes
Waters
Joe Roland
Mrs Cal Patrick Buried Here in Mountain View Cemetery
Interment of Mrs. Cal Patrick a former Dillon resident and sister of Mrs. Frank Bassett occurred Saturday in Mountain View cemetery. She died last week at Rupert Idaho with funeral services held Saturday afternoon at Brundage chapel. Martin C. Jackson Jackson county commissioner attended a county meeting in Dillon last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Patrick
Dillon
Frank Bassett
Mountain View
Patrick
Rupert
Idaho
Brundage Chapel
Beaver's Coach Says He Is Completing His Fourth Year
Beaver's basketball coach indicates this will be his fourth year guiding the team. The statement comes amid ongoing discussions about program development and future plans.
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M. Barrett
Carl A. Ross
Bob Gregg
Robert Smith
Lloyd Whipple
Bill George
Jack Stieb
Harold Babcock
John Burgess
Bruce Watters
Hart Fairbanks
ST. Peter’s
Fast Whitehall
San Howarth
Ennish
Andrus
Metlen and
George Gosman
C. A. Bechler
Fred Pelling
John Summers
George Sutherland
Cinton Welles
Pete Carmin
Carl Miller
Bob Summers
Bob Malone
Tat Brownback
Harry ‘Cloke
Ennis High School
James Armstrong
Clay Dunn
Wilbur Grausman
Eugene Hinton
Jefferson Jeffers
Ronald McCausey
Ray Olson
Homer Wikikin
James Womack
Pete Womack
Warren Will
Herman Jolley
Bunker Hill
Lee Steiner
la Mar Moore
Freu Brim
Bob Perry
Bill Mathews
Martin C. Jackson
Jackson
Dilton
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