Beaverhead County Reports Record Delinquent Taxes Collected
John S. Baker reports Beaverhead county set a record last year for delinquent taxes collected 230 taxes totaling 10183 65 with 2104 87 in interest and penalties. Six tax deeds were issued representing 44 items and 8881 96 acres in the Big Hole Irrigation district. Total taxes penalties costs and interest on all items reach 256607 82 with state irrigation county and school districts comprising 160944 72 and penalties and interest 89766 60.
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John S. Baker
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Mont
Board of County Commissioners
Big Hole
Township 2
Range 16
Montana
Register of State Lands
Teaching No Job for the Weak Ones Says Dr Davis
Dr S E Davis president of the State Normal college told county superintendents that teaching lacks public spectacle and is undervalued. He warned this view harms recruiting good teachers and urged criticism to drive improvement alongside self-government efforts.
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DR. Davis
Helena
S. E. Davis
State Normal College
Davis
Jie
Miss \agner
State College
Rose Brandt
May Trumpet
Nellie Johannut
Statement of Education
Wal
Local educators honored in Helena meetings
Miss Genevieve Albertson was elected first vice president of the Montana Education Association at a Helena meeting. Principal A. T. Peterson of the high school was elected president of the Montana High School Athletic Association in the capital city, after serving as vice president last year.
Author's name supplied for Christmas edition article
The Tribune reveals James Kirkpatrick as author of Crossing the Plains in 63 from Section 3 of the Christmas Historical edition. He also contributed two other pieces to the same edition.
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James Kirkpatrick
Plains
the Tribune
Kirkpatrick
Libby Mountain States Power Buys Electric and Water Plant
Libby Mountain States Power Co serving 74 communities across five states acquired an electric and water utility plant. The move expands its regional footprint and service capacity.
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Libby—Mountain States Power Co
Terry Browning Forms Athletic Club for Kids in Dillon
Terry Browning launches a youth athletic association in Dillon with about 20 signups for the first class. The basement of the Andrus hotel will serve as a gym for boxing wrestling and indoor activities as local businessmen offer support. Meets with Butte youths may follow. the program mirrors a successful Butte club focusing on moral and physical welfare.
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H. C. Witwer
Hartwig
Dempsy- Wills
Dillon
Terry Browning
Butte
Patsy Sullivan
Andrus
Sullivan
Butte Boys
Cattle Shipper Frank Easterwald Reports Fat Stock Move
Frank Easterwald of Upper Horse Prairie recently shipped from Armstead two carloads of fat cattle. The load consisted mainly of 2 year old steers with some cows. Steers averaged 1311 pounds and cows 1235 pounds, highlighting Easterwald’s knack for fattening cattle.
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Frank Easterwald
Upper Horse Prairie Valley
Dillon
Arm‘stead
Frank
Johnson pleads not guilty in Pleasonton arrest case
Hans Johnson pleaded not guilty to three counts of possession and delivery of intoxicants after a Chelstann night raid on the Pleasant. Bond was fixed at a figure not reported, and he appeared before Judge H G Rodgers Tuesday.
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Hans Johnson
Chelstanns
the Pleasant
H. G. Rodgers
Moroni Olsen Players Return Engagement in Dillon
Moroni Olsen players, under Lyceum bureau of the Normal college, are booked for a January 25 return engagement at the Dillon college auditorium. The program, likely The Ship by St John Ervine, will offer a matinee for students and an evening show for townspeople.
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Lyceum Bureau
the Normal College
Moroni Olsen
Dillon
St. John Ervine
Rotary club welcomes new member and inspires effort
J. I. Monroe, past Dillon Rotary president, praised the Rotary spirit as a deep influence on members daily work. The Rev. F. X. Leschner urged the basketball squad to aim for the city championship. Normal College coach Bruce Hollister was welcomed as a new member. Meeting led by J. F. Wikadal.
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J. i. Monroe
Dillon Rotary Club
Rotary
F. X. Leschner
Bruce Hollister
the Normal College
J. F. Wikadal
Beavers and Deer Lodge on Home Floor Saturday
Basketball fans will see Deer Lodge visit the Beavers on the home floor Saturday at the high school gym. Deer Lodge aims to avenge a football defeat last fall while Gunderson's Beavers expect to control the game and win at home.
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Beavers and Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge
Beavers
Gunderson
Enrollment rise at Montana State Normal college
Enrollment for the winter quarter shows a 10 student increase from 503 in the fall to 513 total. Registration day at quarter close reduced the usual rush, while training and high schools resumed with only a slight enrollment difference.
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Montana State Normal College
ISO
Beavers Defeat Sheridan 24 to 9 in Monday Play
Beavers beat Sheridan 24 to 9 at Normal College gym in a steady paced season opener. Yale dominated center for Sheridan and Meeds led local scorers while Spuhler and Walters shone for the visitors as DeMo lays edged the Men's Store 30 24 in the preliminary.
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Beavers
Sheridan
Sheridan-Beaverhead
College
Beaver Guards
Yale
Meeds
Spuhler and
Walters
Dullenty
Thurber
McCrackens
Scholastic
Fulson
Spuhler
Marsh
Gilbert
Copps
Smith
Dillon
Contway
Williams
Wright
Connolly
Little
Thibadeau
Sheriff’s Force Captures Another Still Near Dell
Sheriff Mooney and Undersheriff Kellum found a well built 60 gallon still on lower Little Sheep creek near Dell. They seized about 800 gallons of mash destroyed, 12 gallons of finished liquor returned for evidence. Owner Lester Dingley pleaded guilty to unlawful liquor manufacture and was bound over to district court with a $1000 bond.
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Mooney
Kellum
Little Sheep Creek
Dell
Lester Dingley
Dingley
Phillips
Miners Find Groundhogs in Shaft at Yellow Jacket
W. o. Corbett and associates probing a shaft on the Yellow Jacket group between Argenta and Badger Pass reached 35 feet and found three groundhogs in their winter quarters. All were alive. one slept. The crew expects ample meat until first ore shipment.
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W. O. Corbett
Dillon
Andrus
Tie
Yellow Jacket
Argenta
Badger Pass
Court term costs reach two thousand for December trials
Clerk of Court Fred Rife announced the district term in December cost the county 2008.20 dollars. During the 19 day term three criminal and 11 civil cases were tried.
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Fred Rife
Baby girl arrives for Mr and Mrs Gloss of Ovando
Announcements tell of the birth of a daughter on December 18 to Mr and Mrs John Gloss of Ovando Montana. The child was named Virginia Bernice and is the second little ray of sunshine for the Gloss home.
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John Gloss
Ovando
Mont
Gloss
Virginia Bernice
Wisdom Couple Marries After First License of Year
The first marriage license of the year was issued Monday by Clerk of Court Fred Rife to Birdine Shufelt and Alta May Creece, both of Wisdom. The license was secured by a friend and mailed to the couple at Wisdom.
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Fred. Rife
Birdine Shufelt
Alta May Creece
Wisdom
Deposits in 233 Montana banks fall on September 28
Deposits across 233 Montana banks on September 28 totaled 142 million 325 thousand dollars. The figure reflects bank-scale activity during the latest reporting period and highlights regional financial stability.
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Montana
Bobcats Open Season at Normal College Tonight
The Montana State Bobcats travel to Dillon to face the Normal College in the season opener at 8 30 p m The Beaverhead Motors and Fraternity teams meet as prelims The lineup features Hartwig Cottam Glyn Breeden McQuinn Williams and Cummings with several six footers among the squad.
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Normal College
Bobcats
Montana State College
Eaders
Beaverhead Motors
Fraternity
California
Dillon
Hartwig
Cottam
Glyn
Breeden
Montana
McQuinn
Bock
Murray
Sawby
Moe
Meeke
McNeil
Taylor Solace
Pankey
Bair
Dullenty
State College Bobcats
Mt. St. Charles College
State School of Mines
Idaho Tech
Intermountain
Mens
College Flats
Malted Milks Top Andrus Fountain Trade In 1925
Terry Browning proprietor of the Andrus fountain reports serving 21 620 malted milks in 1925. The figure averages over 1 800 per month or about 60 daily drinks, indicating strong demand for the beverage among patrons especially the younger crowd.
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Terry Browning
Andrus Fountain
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A. B. Chapin
Altocas
Johnson
Bozeman Bobcats
Quint
Mens Store
DeMolay
Elels
Laundry
Barry & Hopkins
College Fraternity
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