Pupils Succeed In State Examinations Across Counties
Beaverhead county students excel in the state eighth grade exams with Dora Sage topping the scores at 777 credits and Roy Stocker second at 77514. Several pupils plan to enter different high schools while Thomas Drummy may stay local. In a separate case John Hoffman is dismissed of third degree assault after a disputed court proceeding. Forest Supervisor Wyman showcases Big Hole battlefield photos by Earl E Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ross
Dillon
Lima
Wisdom
Grant
Margaret Durant
Oakel Nelson
Bishop
Thomas Drummy
Dale Johnson
Drummy
Dora Sage
Jackson
Roy Stocker
Oakle Nelson
Beaverhead County
Silver Bow County
Hoffman
John Hoffman
Thomas Flynn
Montana Mercantile Company
Roy S. Stephenson
Joseph Smith
Erwin
C. K. Wyman
Big Hole
Earl E. Forest
Washington, D. C
Gibbon’s
Battlefield photos show trenches and a pack cow
The captions describe battlefield gulch views and trenches dug by whites and red men. Soldier skull image surfaced from the area. Sylvester Mead, a guide at Battlefield station Beaverhead National Forest, sent a photo of Mead guiding a heavily packed cow used as a pack animal due to lack of horse or mule.
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Battlefield Gulch
Mr. Wyman
Sylvester Mead
Battlefield Station
Beaverhead National Forest
Mead
Former Congressman Pray and Judge Callaway Form Law Partnership
Charles N Pray and Judge Lew L Callaway form a law partnership in Great Falls with offices in Todd building rooms 9 10 and 11. The Lew L and E J Callaway firm continues in Virginia City with Judge Callaway handling district court cases and traveling with former Governor Norris. H P Beckett joins Virginia City firm as Callaway Beckett.
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Charles N
Pray
Lew L. Callaway
Great Falls
Todd Building
Montana
Lew L
E. J. Callaway
Callaway
Norris
Virginia City
Edmund J. Callaway
H. P. Beckett
Madison County
Callaway & Beckett
Farm hand fined nominally for coat theft at Medicine Lodge
W. G. Hays was arrested on a charge of stealing a heavy coat from the Craver ranch at Medicine Lodge. He pleaded guilty but claimed the coat was worn during chores. Judge Kenison deemed no great crime occurred and set a nominal fine of ten dollars.
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W. G. Hays
Subway
Medicine Lodge
Hays
Kenison
Judge Kenison Seeks Thieves After Barn Fire Wood Theft
Last Saturday night a barn on Thomson avenue was broken into and Judge A. A. Kenison reported several cards of fine kindling stolen. He says this is the second such theft and warns the next intruders will meet a warm reception.
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Thomson Avenue
A. A. Kenison
Judge Kenison
County Officials Attend State Meetings in Lewistown
Last Saturday afternoon County Assessor Norman E. Holden County Treasurer Fred Rife and County Clerk Jay Baker departed for Lewistown to attend state meetings of assessors clerks and treasurers taking place this week Frank A Hazelbaker accompanied the party and will attend a meeting of the executive committee of the Montana commission to the Panama Pacific exposition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Holden
Fred Rife
Jay Baker
Lewistown
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Hazelbaker
Montana Commission
Young Hagerty Freed By Justice With Monthly Reports
William Hagerty aged 17 was dismissed by Justice of the Peace Louis Stahl after being charged with petit larceny. He must report to the court every month and could be sent to the state reform school if his conduct does not improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hagerty
Justice of the Peace
Louis Stahl
Hagerty
State Reform School
E E Calvin Succeeds Bancroft as Oregon Short Line VP GM
E E Calvin has succeeded W H Bancroft as vice president and general manager of the Oregon Short Line railroad per a notice at the Short Line office. Bancroft remains vice president and will focus on duties assigned by board chairmen while devoting time to general management of Utah Light and Railway and serving as first vice president of the S P L A L S L RR.
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E. E. Calvin
W. H. Bancroft
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Bancroft
Utah Light & Railway Company
S. PL. AL & SL. RR
Country Dance Draws Dillon Youth at Nyhart Ranch
Gerege E. Jewell hosted a Friday country dance at Nyhart's ranch with many Dillon youths in attendance. Francis J. Tonrey provided the music for the event.
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Dillon
Nyhart's
Gerege E. Jewell
Francis J. Tonrey
Local Ball Players Attract Offers From Pendleton Team
Ball players Leverett Eard ley and John Moore have drawn offers from Pendleton Oregon with scout Thomas Bush handling talks. Leverett also has interest from Butte. With Boise out of the Tri State league the circuit is defunct until reorganization. Bush expects Tri State to resume by season start and promise stronger play than Union. About fifty Dillon residents will travel on Oregon Short Line rail special at $2.80 round trip to Oregon. Leggat hotel hosts excursionists and Chas A Smith plans banquet cabaret and entertainment.
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Leverett
Taylor Eardley
John Moore
Pendleton
Oregon
Thomas Bush
Butte
Boise
Idaho
Bush
Tri- State
Union Association
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Leggat
Chas. A. Smith
New Leggat
Dillon
Depot news stand planned in Dillon rail depot
An Oregon Short Line blueprint was received by local agent S S Carruthers showing the depot space for a Gray News agency stand. The city ordinance bans newsboys and train agents from selling papers on the depot platform. Mr Gray planned a stand 20 by 11 feet in the southwest corner of the men's waiting room.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
S. S. Carruthers
Gray News Agency
Gray
Dillon
Hudson cars arrive in Dillon under A S Johnson agency
A carload of Hudson automobiles arrived in Dillon on Wednesday consigned to A S Johnson who has taken the Hudson agency for Beaverhead Madison Silver Bow Jefferson Gallatin and Deer Lodge counties. The six cylinder 54 and 40 horsepower cars include three sold already LeRoy Spencer and Clifford Ewing will operate an exclusive auto livery Arby Beardslee of Lima bought a car and A Potts the local druggist purchased the third.
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Hudson Automobiles
Dillon
A. S. Johnson
Hudson Motor Car Company
Beaverhead
Madison
Silver Bow
Jefferson
Gallatin
Deer Lodge
LeRoy Spencer
Clifford Ewing
Hudson
Arby Beardslee
Lima
A. Potts
Judge replaces hearing in Moss vs Interstate Tel with Poindexter
Judge George B. Winston cannot attend the Feb 5 hearing in the case P. B. Moss versus Interstate Consolidated Telephone Company. Judge Lynch orders Judge J. B. Poindexter of Dillon to hear the receiver application and other motions in the case this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Winston
P. B. Moss
Interstate Consolidated Telephone Company
Lynch
J. B. Poindexter
Dillon
Butte Post
Accused Gamblers Arraigned in Wisdom Justice Court
Robert Heggie was dismissed for lack of evidence while Charles Reed and Robert Schultz were bound over to district court on gambling charges. Bonds were set at 250 dollars each and, unable to post bail, Reed and Schultz were remanded to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Heggie
Charles Reed
Robert Schultz
Justice Court
Heggie
Reed
Schultz
District Court
In Trouble Again John Hoffman Pleads Guilty to Beef Fraud
John Hoffman was arrested Tuesday evening on charges of butchering beef and selling meat without proper hide display. He appeared before Judge Kenis on Wednesday at 10 am, waived a hearing, pled guilty, and was fined 25 dollars.
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John Hoffman
Kenis
Beaverhead County Map Free From State Bank
The State Bank offers a high quality Beaverhead County map free to callers, promising a very nice map for residents and visitors seeking geographic information.
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State’Bank
Beaverhead County
Potts promotes Mi o na Stomach Tablets for digestion
An advertisement touts Mi o na Stomach Tablets as a fifty cent remedy for stomach ailments. It claims quick relief and built up digestion by soothing membranes and boosting digestive juices, promising overall health and strength.
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Potts
Divorce rumor hits county clerk’s deputy namesake
Rumors swirl in the Tribune that J. S. Baker sues for divorce from Helen Baker, causing confusion with deputy county clerk John S. Baker. Johnnie denies knowledge of any divorce and comments on family size while noting confusion over the litigant’s surname.
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John S. Baker
J. S. Baker
Helen Baker
the Tribune
Johnnie
Beaverhead County Leads Montana Cattle Shipments in 1918
Stock Inspector Frank Nelson reports 11 243 cattle shipped from Beaverhead County in 1918 placing the county first in state cattle shipments and second in horse shipments. An additional 803 cattle and 110 horses were inspected in Dillon and Anaconda respectively, with beef cattle fattened in the Big Hole Centennial Blacktail Redrock and Beaverhead valleys. Miles City led horse shipments.
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Frank Nelson
D. W. Raymond
Board of Livestock Commissioners of
Montana
Mr. Raymond
Beaverhead County
Anaconda
Big Hole
Centennial
Blacktail
Redrock
Beaverlead
Dillon
Miles City
Elderly Man Recoiling From Hit Run Near Creamery
James Lyons, struck by vehicle near a creamery a week ago, has nearly recovered. Locals could not identify the drivers. Lyons received treatment at the county hospital. Emerson Pleads Not Guilty in Divide burglary case. house burned after theft and arson.
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James Lyons
Mr. Lyons
Page Family Seeks Prayer as Patriarch Lingers
Patterson reports on N Page of Twin Bridges gravely ill with a new illness after recovering from pneumonia. His son Elmer Page of Big Hole Basin joins at his bedside as the old gentleman fights for life.
Baptism Ceremony Adds Six New Members to Episcopal Church
Six individuals were baptized last Sunday afternoon at the Episcopal church by Rev. W. S. Watson. The ceremony included Gladys Cerelda Oliver, Gladys Con stance Bourgeous, Thelma Wyman, Katherine Helming, Walter Foster and Victor Carrigan joining the congregation.
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Gladys Cerelda Oliver
Gladys Constance Bourgeous
Thelma Wyman
Katherine Helming
Walter Foster
Victor Carrigan
Episcopal Church
W. S. Watson
Guardianship Objections Heard for Metlen Estate
Judge W A Cark has called Judge B B Law to hear objections to letters of guardianship in the Metlen estate. A R Jacobs has served as guardian of the estate for several years.
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W. A. Cark
B. B. Law
Metlen
A. R. Jacobs
Dillon Note: Berggreen Immigrant Agent Visits
A Berggreen of St Paul immigration agent for the Northern Pacific railway conducted business in Dillon last week.
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A. Berggreen
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railway
Dillon
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Local Resident
A Dillon Montana resident Miss Kristine Janesen testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and kidney related symptoms. The ad claims the pills flush uric acid, regulate kidney function, and improve overall health. Process cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Dillon
Kristine Janesen
Dillon Mont
Doan
Notice of Contest in Land Office at Helena Montana 1914
Charley Blair of Monida Montana files to contest Lenore Gorell's homestead entry Q4419 for parcels in township 14S range 3W and alleges abandonment for two years. Respond within twenty days after the fourth publication with an sworn answer and proof of service, otherwise allegations are confessed and entry canceled. Dates of publications January 9, 16, 23, and 30 in 1914. Gro. O. Freeman, Receiver.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Lenore Gorell
Monida
Charley Blair
Beaverhead County
Ney
Montana
Meridi
Gro. O. Freeman
Terms of Court for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison Counties
The Fifth Judicial District of Montana fixes 1914 district court terms for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties. Beaverhead opens Feb 2 April 13 Aug 3 Dec 7 Jefferson opens Jan 27 May 11 July 28 Nov 10 Madison opens Mar 2 Jun 1 Aug 8 Oct 19 Court sessions begin at 10:00 a m. Dillon Montana dated December 9 1913.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead County
Jefferson County
Madison County
Chambers
Dillon
Big Orange Bargain and Apple Sale This Week
Oranges full of juice and good size offered 1 2 boxes. NBC soda crackers regular 1.00 now 85c. Snyder's baked pork and con tomato sauce 10c a can. By the dozen 1.10. Washington's White Winter Pears finest apples for cooking and eating. Continues the big offer for coming week.
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Washington
Price of Ranch Eggs Reduced to 40c a Dozen
Announcement notes beav erhead Valley eggs sold as strictly new laid with a guaranteed price of 40 cents per dozen.
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Beaverhead Valley
Mince Meat Still in Season with None Such Brand
Local note states mince meat is in season with None Such brand available. Fresh supply mentioned for shoppers seeking traditional holiday ingredients.
Ontana Brand Rolled Oats Promotion
A Montana oats based rolled oats product named Ontana Brand is advertised in a weekly sale flyer. The offer highlights a regular 12 1 2 ounce size and emphasizes quality Montana oats.
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Ontana
Montana
Sugar Deal Promises Free 18 Lb Cane Sugar With $10 Cash Order
Advertises 18 pounds of Cane Granulated Sugar for 1.00 with every 10.00 cash order. Includes limited time offer and payment terms.
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Huber Brothers Jewelers
Opticians
Dillon, Montana
New Law Firm
Calvin
Chutin
Dr. Pierce
Dillon Day
Poindexter
Tribune Store
Lyons
Emerson
Dick Emerson
Mam
Divide
Donlon
Law
PMOL
ENS
STAAL
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
Mexico
China
Japan
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
Mary Chilton
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Mont
J. Carhart
Lewis & Walker
BN. Wyomng
Utte, Mon
P. O
M. Paumie's
West
Galena St. Butte
Mont French
Fhone
Stor
Snyders
Montana Mer
Cantile Co
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