William G Conrad Banker Dies In Virginia At 67
W G Conrad of Montana died in Winchester Virginia after a long illness with Brights disease. He built large fortunes in Helena and Great Falls and owned land across Montana. He led banking and mining ventures and helped depositors paid in full after the 1896 bank failure. He was born August 3 1848 in Warren County Virginia and served as Fort Benton mayor and territorial legislator.
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Winchester
W. G
Conrad
Montana
Helena
Great Falls
Bryan
Virginia
Dath
Bright
W. G. Conrad
Mr. Conrad
Warren County
James W. Conrad
Joseph Conrad
Germany
Shenandoah
Old Dominion
Maria Ashby
Commonwealth
Washington Academy
Charles EB. Conrad
Port Benton
J. G. Baker & Co
United States
Canada
Lethbridge
Fort McLeod
Calgary
Fort Walsh
Northwest Territory
Missoula
Bozeman
Missouri
Hudson Bay Company
London
First National Bank of
Fort Benton
Northwestern National Bank
Boston
B. D. Hatcher
Hatcher
Conrad Brothers
White Post
James T. Stanford
Washington
Stanford
Conrad Trust and Savings Bank of
Conrad Banking Company of
Conrad National Bank of
Montana Livestock Insurance Company
Spring Hill Ming
Unionville
Chouteau County
Fannie E. Bowen
Paul L. Bowen
Maria Josephine
Minnie Atkisson
George Hatfield
Arthur Franklin
Episcopal Church
Masonic Fraternity
Rangers Hold Joint Madison Beaverhead Forest Meeting
A joint rangers meeting of Madison and Beaverhead National Forest rangers is in progress with Forest Supervisor F. A. Silcox and grazing chief C. B. Adams present from Missoula. The agenda covers fire protection grazing practices the blanket sheep herding system stock associations reconnaissance and insect control among other topics. Attendees from Madison include R. G. Wilson E. F. Jones R. E. Bodley B. W. Clark and others while Beaverhead participants include C. K. Wyman John E. David Carl H. Sinn and several more.
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Madison and Beaverhead National Forest Rangers
F. A. Silcox
C. B. Adams
Missoula
Silcox
Madison County
R. G. Wilson
E. PF. Jones
R.E. Bodley
B. W. Clark
FE. S. Hook
W.H. McCoy
J. W. Bell
R. L. Townsend
H. C. Bosworth
J. $. Paddock
R. E. Maurer
R. O. Bullerdick
B. P. Martin
R. M. Kingsley
Beaverhead National Forest
C. K. Wyman
John E. David
Carl H. Sinn
Sanford Shepherd
Arthur M. Keas
Francis Carroll
Don B. Randolph
August A. Schroeder
Homer J. Barber
R. W. Smith
Automobile Sales Report From Montana Auto Supply
Silas Dishno buys a Buick from Montana Auto Supply while D W Erwin purchases a 1914 Cadillac. Mr Erwin sells his 1913 Cadillac to Lew Ferris. Eugene Poindexter buys a 1813 Cadillac formerly owned by James Dodds.
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Silas Dishno
D. W. Erwin
Montana Auto Supply Company
Mr. Erwin
Lew Ferris
Eugene Poindexter
James Dodds
Pioneer Robert McDowell Dies in Dillon At 80
Beaverhead County pioneer Robert McDowell died Tuesday night at 11:30 in Murray hospital Butte at about age 80. Born in Ireland he came to America as a youth, served in the Civil War, moved to Bannack in 1864 and later ranched in the Big Hole and Dillon areas. He worked in local livery stables and was active in Masonry. Funeral held at the Masonic Temple with large attendance. One brother in New York State listed as immediate relative.
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Robert McDowell
Beaverhead County
Murray Hospital
Butte
Mr. McDowell
Bob McDowell
Ireland
America
New York City
McDowell
Twenty-Fifth Regiment of
New York Volunteers
New Pold Fields
Bannack
Dillon
Alf. Geneter
Big Hole Basin
Ed Marlow
Anderson
L. A. Adams
George Dart
MceDow
Masons
Knights Templars
Bagdad Temple
New York State
Miss Margaret Carroll Dies After Illness at Dillon
Miss Margaret Carroll 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Carroll, died Friday night after nursing nerv ous breakdown at Normal College and subsequent pneumonia. Born July 27 188? in Dillon she was the eldest of eight children and graduated head of Beaverhead County High School in 1913. Funeral Monday at St Reve Catholic Church with interment in Mountain View Cemetery attended by family, friends, and local officials.
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Margaret Carroll
Francis Carroll
Normal College
Miss Carroll
Margarett Carroll
Dillon
Big Hole Basin
Pox
Jackson
Carroll
Carrell
East Sebres Street
Margaret
Beaverhead County
Miss Carrell
State Normal College
Mary
Francs
Emmett
Ual
St. Reve Catholic
Lefdock
Father Paley
Conflict School
the Normal
German Club
Girl's Friendly Club
Carl Schmidt
Alderic Tessier
Charles McGee
Francis Tonrey
Kinsey Collins
Fred Finch
Mountain View
Butte Residents Seen At Funeral Details
Missioners P. J. Harrington with wife and daughter visit, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith and their son, Ed Marchesseau with daughter of Polaris, and several brothers and a sister of the deceased attend the funeral.
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P. J. Harrington
Butte
Hugh Smith
Marchesseau
Polaris
Guy Operating in Wyoming Stole by False Inspector Claims
The Helena Record reports L. L. Guy once a Montana stock inspector is accused of cattle theft and fraud after moving to Sheridan Wyoming. He allegedly passed bad checks in eastern Montana and borrowed funds by posing as a government inspector to claim horse purchases and estrays, then fled to South Dakota and vanished before being captured in Butte.
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Helena
L. L. Guy
Montana
Russ M. Toop
Sheridan
Stewart
Wyoming
Guy
Powder Nyer
Butt
Dillon
Petts
Galawd
Sherdan
Wyo
Stesr
Burlington
Thhen
Asuy
J. B. Kendrick
Black Hills
South Dakota
Butte
Salt Laker Party Visits Salmon City Idaho Mines
Pioneer banker and mining man Mr Hill and civil engineer Mr Merritt return from Salt Lake to Salmon City Idaho after discussing placer mining and a new power project. They secured 350 acres on Moose creek with 20 to 40 cents per yard values, some spots yielding up to 1.25 dollars per yard.
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E. Thn
Salmon City
Idaho
Allen C. Merritt
Idahea
New Grand Hotel
Hill
Merrit
Pill
Salt Lake
Moose Creek
Hall
Merritt
Gilmore and
Salmon
Pittsburg-Idahn
Gilmore
Allis
Allie
Ralph E. Nichols
Salt Lake Tribune
Beaverhead County High Team Shines At Bozeman Meet
Beaverhead County High school basketball impressed at the Interscholastic tourney in Bozeman. They won against Deer Lodge 40 to 26 and Glasgow 65 to 12, reached the semifinals where they scored 28 against Missoula despite Chapman’s illness, and Helena defeated Missoula 17 to 16 for the state title. Coaches Markham and Chiley praised the team’s pace and potential as they prepare for spring track in Missoula.
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Beaverhead County
Bozeman
Wing
Missoula
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead
Glasgow
Chapman
Beaverhea
Helena
Joe Markham
Agricultural College
Chiley
Montana State Normal College
Butte
Great Falls
State Normal Gymnasium
Wade
Flathead County
Leslie Shobe
B.C. III
Kinsey Collins
Ed. Dramme
Prof
Mosher
Lima Visitor G Peterson Seen in Dillon Last Tuesday
G Peterson of Lima was a visitor in Dillon last Tuesday, seen in the town and noted by locals. No further details were provided about the visit or its purpose.
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G. Peterson
Lima
Dillon
Hazelbaker Returns with Panoramic Panama Exposition Views
Frank A. Hazelbaker arrived from San Francisco last Tuesday with panoramic views of the Panama Pacific exposition construction progress. Two views are on display in the Tripune windows, illustrating the magnitude of preparations for the big fair.
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
San Francisco
Montana
Hazelbaker
Monida Reporter Visits Dillon This Week
T F Winston from Monida spent several days in Dillon this week visiting friends and taking part in local church activities. He noted warm hospitality and plan to return next month.
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T. F. Winston
Monida
Dillon
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William Conrad
Old Virginia
Democrat
Rangers
Madison-Beaverhead
Joint Ranger’s Meeting
Automobile Sales
D Webster
New York Globe
UBT
McDowell Bannack
Alway
Sheridan, Wyo
Salt Lakers
Idaho Placer
BC. H
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