Baseball game set behind the jail this Sunday
The Missourians meet the Mules in a Sunday afternoon baseball game behind the jail with free admission for spectators. A two story block on Bannack Street near Odd Fellows Hall is under rapid construction for multiple tenants. Beaverhead Flour Mill will not build a mill in Dillon this summer. A large fire in Anaconda destroyed the lower works of a smelter with no insurance. Rafe Forster sails to Seattle to hang up for the future.
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Bannack Street
Odd Fellows Hall
Messrs. Estes and Schurr
J. R. Gardner
L. B. Stringham
Frank Defriez
Beaverhead Flour Mill Company
Dillon
Evansville
Indiana
Anaconda
Rafe Forster
Horse Prairie
Seattle
Lon Pickett
Dr. Jones
Hank §. Pond
J. F. Ferguson
Billy Cook
Glendive
Resignations and Property Transfers Highlight Local News
L Hanson resigns from the school board amid plans for a trip to Eldorado Klondike. Barnett buys Isaac Van Camp ranch for 9000 dollars, Van Camp buys Barton property for 1000, Willis renovates Dillon bank offices. Cornell sells dairy route to Whittaker. Fred Brown loses a finger in a windmill accident. Louis Fessenden and Mary Baldwine wed at Grasshopper valley on March 13, 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hanson
Eldorado
Klondike Gold Fields
Co. C. Barnett
Isaac van Camp
Mr. van Camp
Dennis Barton
Barnett
Atty. Jno
G. Willis
Dillon National Bank
C. Cornell
Geo. Whittaker
Fred Brown
Barretts
Louis M. Fessenden
Big Hole Basin
Mary A. Baldwine
Bannack
Cooper Harrison
Grasshopper Valley
H. Johnson
Sugar Leet meeting at Dilley draws large turnout
The Dilley gathering last Saturday drew the largest attendance yet for the sugar Leet enterprise meeting. Officials elected included president F A lary, treasurer CN, committee members J B Poindexter Woolson Fitying WA escy and I J Hunsaker, with A L Stone W M Oliver and Adolph Eliel as finance committee. Geo Dilly secured the contract to grade and build the half mile race track at the fair grounds, while A McDonald won the stable construction bid.
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Dilley
Inten
Offic Rio
Electrhorly
F. A. ‘ Lary
J. B. Poindexter
Co. Woolson
Fitying
WA. Escy
I. J’. Hunsaker
A. L. Stone
W. M. Oliver c
Adolph Eliel
Geo. Dilly
A. McDonald
Economic policy divides profits and regulation debate
In a time of economic debate the piece contrasts views on profits tax and state regulation, noting Baruch’s disagreement with blanket reform and urging cooperation between business and government to tackle unemployment. several world notes cover Wounded Knee veterans, U.S. stamp revisions, Hitler’s Berlin reception, Argentina’s currency purge, and Japan’s stance toward China. The report also tells of a fox terrier rescue in Iowa and local farming notes.
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Baruch
Wounded Knee
Washington
Seventh Cavalry
S. D
James Pipe-on-Head
Dewey Beard
John Collier
Congress
Wilson and Hitler meet as dignitaries dress alike
The scene shows Wilson in full dress uniform beside Hitler who wears his khaki, both observing a Reichstag gathering. A separate note from Huntsville, Alabama corrects errors about Gil Jones, and an editor apologizes for a hostile parody of those corrections.
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Wilson
Europe
Reichstag
Fuhrer Hitler
Ambassador Wilson
Huntsville
Alabama
Ala
Mercury
Community Builder
Gil Jones
Gilbert
Hannah
Susannah
Madison Cross Roads
Owens Cross Roads
R. L. O'Neal
Warner Speaks at Farmers Union Meeting
Harold M. Warner, Dillon Chamber of Commerce board member, was principal speaker at Riverside local No. 492 Farmers Union meeting. Ned Saunders, president, chaired. Warner outlined the Dillon chamber and benefits from an adequate water conservation program.
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Harold M. Warner
Dillon Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Riverside
Farmers Union
Ned Saunders
Mr. Warner
Dillon Chamber of Commerce
St Patrick's Dance Benefit by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary schedules its annual St Patrick's night benefit dance for March 17 at City Hall. Organizers include Mrs. Sidney Johnson Mrs. Ben Davis and Mrs. C M Casterline. Frisco Baker's orchestra will play starting 9:30 p m.
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American Legion
Sidney Johnson
Ben Davis
C. M. Casterline
Frisco Baker’s
City Hall
Impoundment notice for trespassing livestock in Beaverhead NF
Notice declares all trespassing livestock found on United States lands within Beaverhead National Forest Montana may be impounded by the Forest Service on or after April 5 1988. Owners may redeem by reimbursing gathering impounding pasturing and advertising costs. unredeemed animals will go to public auction or private sale or be condemned per Agriculture regulations.
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United States
Beaverhead National Forest
Montana
United States Forest Service
National Forest
Secretary of Agriculture
Sheriff Sale in Beaverhead County Mont on March 19 1908
Judicial District of the State of Montana and agencies including The Federal Land Bank of Spokane announce a sheriff's sale of Beaverhead County real estate. The property description covers portions of sections in Townships 13 12 South and Range 8 9 West, with water rights and appurtenances. Sale at 12:00 noon at the courthouse front door in Dillon Montana. Participants include Annie Geary and other named heirs and corporate plaintiffs.
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Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Federal Land Bank OF Spokane
Vlaintitt
Mary BL. Kenison
Lloyd A. Kenison
Mabel Kenison
Currig Martinell
Kenneth Kenison
Crystal J. Kenison
Merle Iselmer Smith
Mildred Lyons
Marion Barnes
Edith Kenison
Edithe Kenison
First National Bank of Tillon, ®& Corporation
J. £. Kelly
Willard R. Kenison
Dbeaverhead-Madison National Farm Loan Association
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Range
District Court
Braverhead
Lindsay P. Phillips
Frank C. McFadden
Beaverhenl County
Montena
Spruce Street
Dpacific Street
Opearallel
Helena Street
Metes
THE
Vic J. Warren Shaw
Joseph E. Shaw
Mary A. Shaw
J. Warren Shaw
John Warren Shaw
Esther Shaw
Ivan 2. Shaw
Shaw and Son
Ivan D. Shaw
Ivan Dudley Shaw
Kathryn J. Shaw
K. D. White
Margaret White
Margret Wager
Carolyne White
White Investment Company
Beaverhead-Madison Nationam Loan Association
Dilfon
Ramze Sixteen
Range Bixteen
Montana Meridian
Range Sixteen
Paul H. Temple
Mont
District Court OF
Federal Land Bank OF Spc. Kane
Katiee Boka
Michel Boka
Katie Boka
Michel Daniel Boka
Dorothy Anna Hoka
Dan Marko
Orvis Willard Smith
Nancy Elizabeth Smith
Beaverhead-Madison National Farm Loan Association
Township Seven
Range Seven
Sherifi
Federal Land Bank OF Spot Bank
Annie B. Geary
Ernest W. Geary
Annie J. Geary
Annie Geary
E. W. Geary
Annie Ernestine Helen Calvert
Leonard Ernest. Geary Calvert
Joseph Birrer
Mable PP
Birrer
David Birrer
First National Bank
A.’ W W. Waldorf
B. N. Stevenson
John Peterson
Security State Bank
Leaverhead-Madison National Farm Loan Association
Pilton
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Tribune Publishing Company
Albert Erickson
J.o
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American’ Press Association
Tribune
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George Stimson
I. F. Hunsaker
Theo Nelson
John Albers
L. W. Bell
Henry Burfiend
City
Frank Rife
E. Duff
Duff
Burfiend
Fred. Chapman
San Diego
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J. F. Wiksdal
Hurley Leach
TIME
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Argentina
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Japan
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Chiang Kaishek
Iowa
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Emmet Simon
Tuffy
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New York Giants
Hal Schumacher
Cliff Melton
Carl Hubbell
Hot Springs
Ark
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Farmers Union Meet
ST. Patrick's Dance
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Orrie E. Nyhart
Twin Bridges
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Charles E. Whitney
Harry Phfeil
Earl .J. Nyhart
Jord L. Nyhart
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Charter
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First National Bank of
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Tale
Ninatelond de
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W. Rees
J. W. Rees
K. Bulger
State of
G. D. Combes
W. W. Dawkins
J. A. Sanderson
District Court OF the Fifth Judicial District
Dillon, Montana
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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