Livestock Freight Rates Hearings Open at Salt Lake
Chicago Livestock Exchange launches active participation in hearings, vowing to protect livestock growers. President Everett C. Brown stresses rail charge reasonableness and quality service, with H R Park assigned to push growers' interests in the nationwide hearings.
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Salt Lake
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Exchange
H. R. Park
Everett C. Brown
Transportation
D. C
Park
Anaconda JayBees Win At Modern Woodmen Athletic Field
The Anaconda JayBees defeated Modern Woodmen 8 to 6 on Sunday afternoon in a hotly contested game at the athletic field. Taylor struck out 12 and Harrington 11 as pitchers dominated, with key hits including three-baggers by Bino and Murphy and multiple run scorers from both teams.
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Anaconda JayBees
Woodmen
Athletic Field
Anaconda
Dillon
Taylor
Harrington
Williams
Olsen
Domitrovitch
Warteens
Bino
JayBees
Murphy
Vandegrift
Fartaalloh
Dyer
Dillon Royal Neighbors Attend District Meeting
Delegates from the Dillon lodge of Royal Neighbors traveled to Anaconda for the district meeting on June 28 in three cars. Members on the trip included Mesdames Tallent Williams Mayfield Cardinalle Hughes Brownfield Naysich Lyons Molleur and Miss Nelson. Florence Hughes was a candidate initiated and Mabel Mayfield elected district president. On return, delegates visited Gregson Springs Hotel the Anaconda smelters Warm Springs State Hospital and Deer Lodge Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon” Lodge
Royal
Anaconda
Helen Tallent
Mary Williams
Mabel Mayfield
Bertha Cardinalle
Florence Hughes
Gladys Brownfield
Mary Naysich
Gertrude Lyons
Mary Molleur
Oriel Nelson
Dillon
Gregson Springs
State Hospital
Warm Springs
Deer Lodge
Madison County Federation meets in Sheridan. health talk noted
The Madison County Federation of Women's clubs held its semi annual gathering in Sheridan with delegates from county clubs. Dr Hazel B Bonness spoke on U S public health work while Mrs Stone and Mrs Raymond welcomed attendees. Foster Bros and Rhodes shipped wool and a local hail storm caused light damage.
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Madison County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sheridan
Montana
Henry Stone
Alder
America the Beautiful
Pauline Jennings
Teachman
Arthur Ellinghouse
Sheridan Woman’s Club
Madison County
Crockett
I. E. C. Pace
Whitehall
Bethany Hall
Dillon Quiet After Busy Period
After the railroad terminus moved to Melrose Dillon returns to peace and quiet. Large buses and trucks no longer frequent the streets. only a short run from Butte to Melrose remains and trains continue along the line.
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Dillon
Melrose
Butte
Ranch Hands Wanted for Beaverhead County Hay Season
Advertises summer ranch work in Beaverhead County with ample demand for haying season. Indicates ranchers are already hiring and job opportunities remain strong for the next two months.
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Beaverhead County
Calendar Entries for Hartwig and Local Venues This Week
Rail calendar lists July events from Hartwig theater to Elkhorn Springs and Dillmont park. Includes film showings with Marion Davies Laura La Plante Marie Prevost. dances with Terry's Toot Owls Baxter Tonney. Rotary luncheon July 6. DeMolay and Rebekahs meetings. Methodist and Odd Fellows activities. Dillon Chautauqua opens July 22. Elkhorn Springs celebration aligned with July 3 and 4.
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Tribune
Laura la Plante
the Hartwig
Ken Maynard
Elkhorn Springs
Terry’s
Toot Owls
Dillmont Park
Baxter- Tonrey
Marion Davies
Tilly the
Terry’s Toot Owls
Baxter- Tonney Orchestra
Marie Prevost
Rotary
Andrus Hotel
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Hall
Wood
Rebekahs
I. C. O. IF. Hall
Flesh and the Devil
Odd Fellows
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Dillon Chautauqua
Jackson Area Social Roundup Sees Travel Visits and Fun
Mrs John Wenger and Miss Helen Wenger motored to Wisdom Monday visiting Mrs Fred Shoenberger. Mrs Emma Jackson returns from California to Jackson Wednesday. Roy Ford returns from Dillon. J Krause transacts business in Dillon. The Husteds visit Butte and attend events with friends. Helen Jardine and Wendell Jardine drive to Dillon and back. Families travel for funeral and ball game as Marmaduke Gist funeral draws Jackson attendees.
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John Wenger
Helen Wenger
Wisdom
Fred Shoenberger
Emma Jackson
California
Jackson
Roy Ford
Dillon
John Krause
Jack Husted
Butte
Helen
Wendell Jardine
Fred Hirschey
S. P. Nelson
George Dart
A. W. Wilson
Alf Cashmore
George Lossi
George Clemon
Lucy Jardine
Marmaduke Gist
J. E. Morse
A. Ward
Jardine Hotel
Jesse Finsley
Camas Nelson
John Anderson
Swan Johnson
Dilson
Nora
Messers
John and
Arthur Anderson
Jake Neidt
Lloyd Wampler
Martin Jackson
J.P. Loss
W. Tash
Tom Taylor
Clemon
Fred” Nelson
Vital Statistics for First Six Months of 1927
County records show 43 births through June 1927 with 23 boys and 20 girls, 56 deaths, and 33 marriage licenses issued. May leads with 12 licenses, June 7. earlier months 4 in Jan, 4 in Feb, 4 in Mar, 2 in Apr.
Bridge Bids Open in Silver Bow County Flood Reconstruction
Sealed bids are due by July 7 at the county clerk office for a steel bridge across the Big Hole River replacing the flood destroyed structure. On July 7, the Silver Bow and adjacent county commissioners will meet in joint session to award the contract.
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Silver Bow County
Big Hole River
Mosquito Plague Haunts Beaverhead County In Summer
The county faces a surge of mosquitoes described as large aggressive and widespread from Medicine Lodge to Horse Prairie and beyond. Farmers hikers and fishermen report dense swarms buzzing for a free meal while locals joke of protection schemes and tin suits to beat the bite.
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Beaverhead County
St. Louis
Medicine Lodge
Horse Prairie
Big Hole
Tom Luebben
Jimmy the Tink
Skeeter Scoot
Coontown
Idaho couple marry in Rexburg ceremony
Judge J. P. Phillips officiated on Wednesday afternoon for David G. Hill and Titilha J. Brown, both residents of Rexburg Idaho, tying the knot in a local civil ceremony.
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J. P. Phillips
David G. Hill
Titilha J.brown
Rexburg
Idaho
Tire hazard found near Divide after flood debris
A Montana Power official driving home from an inspection near Divide found a flat tire with a mouse trap spring point embedded in the rubber. The wooden base remained intact, suggesting the trap was part of flood debris washed downstream.
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Montana Power Company
Divide
Wanted position with first class sheep outfit
Advertiser seeks immediate employment in a leading sheep outfit. Describes himself as thorough practical sober and reliable with strong employer loyalty and references available. Address A. B. this paper.
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A. B
Foley Pills Diuretic Acknowledged by Patient
Mrs. Ellen Reighard of So Fork Pa reports relief from kidney pain after using Foley Pills as a diuretic. The ad urges men and women to use Foley Pills for kidney disorders backaches dull headaches and nervousness and to ask their doctor for this remedy.
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Ellen Reighard
Fork
Geo. M. Gosman
Adv
County Board to Meet Tuesday After Fourth of July
The board of county commissioners will hold its regular monthly session on Tuesday July 5 as Monday is Independence Day. Claims must be filed with the clerk and recorder by Saturday. The board also meets as a board of equalization on the third Monday in July.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Perry Bowers
Helen Tallent
Mary Williams
Clara Opp
Mabel Mayfield
Oscar Brown
Twin Bridges
Heightiest Cottonwood Sparks Dillon Street Guess
The article notes claims by several property owners of tall cottonwood trees in Dillon. A tree near the Albert Stamm residence on Orr Street towers above others, with additional tall specimens on Thomson Avenue Atlantic Street and near the Orr mansion. A math student is urged to use forestry data to locate Dillon's tallest tree.
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Dillon
Albert Stamm
Orr Street
Thomson Avenue
Atlantic Street
Orr
Forestry Department
Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of $250 for the conviction of any sheep thief and $100 for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
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Neareeenas
Anne Eereeee
Emmons
Leper
Eeneeee
Dilion
Pee Williams
Howe
Ssaweeesee Beck
Stricker
Pinkerton
Jahr
Paeaedane
Sheridan News 4
G. W. Rightenour
Foster Bros
W. M. Rhodes
Chris Anderson
Foster
F. A. Brim
Nevada
Mr. Brim
America
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Tribune Calendar
Jackson News
Bond Grocery Co
F. H. Bimrose
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