Moses and the Ten Commandments
Dr Frank Crane argues Moses is a renowned Jew tracing lineage to Abraham and Jacob. He asserts the Ten Commandments, given on Sinai, form the core of law and morality for Jews and Christians and underpin civilization across homes, markets, streets and seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Levi
Jacob
Abraham
China
Hohenzollerns
Guelphs
Europe
Louisiana
Egypt
Russia
Tolstoy
Sinai
God
Christendom
Church
Romersa couple leaves for St Paul dentist study
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Romersa departed Dillon last Tuesday for St Paul. The dentist will take a post graduate course in modern dental methods and plans to return about December 1 to resume practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Romersa
St. Paul
Dillon
Grant Area Social and Visit Notices Highlight Local Travel
A list of residents and guests are visiting or traveling between Armstead Dillon Grant and Butte. Notable movements include Mrs W M Bichler visiting her sister, several trips to Grant for business, and a Democratic rally in Grant on October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Bichler
Armstead
James Mansfield
S. B. Howell
Dillon
John Sheser
Elmer Selway
S. P. Meade
Agnes Pierce
Grant
Len. Waldemar
Grasshopper
John L. Waldemar
Berg Christensen
Big Hole
Fred Munckton
Butte
E. L. Smith
Murphy
Western Wholesale Grocery
Anna C. Mansfield
John A. Donovan
Joe Barrows
Leadore
Idaho
Omar E. Larabee
Schroeder
Chas. Price
Harry Elofson
Alex Christie
Tom Barrett
Constance
Nancy
Frank Rife
T. E. Gilbert
Beaverhead County Election Folklore 1888
A Beaverhead newspaper item recalls the 1888 election with Republican majorities in Bea verhead, a morning parade, transportation by carriage, and a $150 Methodist dinner fundraiser. A $1500 subscription by Dr Meade funds a Dillon to Argenta Bannack telephone line and a new county courthouse was approved by a wide margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Beaverhead County
Dr. Meade
Bannack
Dillon
Argenta
Beaverhead county leans Republican in old Tribune note
Thirty years back Beaverhead county stayed with the Republican party with Bannack as the leading Republican precinct. A large crowd saw a magniscopic show at the Cochran opera house last Friday. A film caught fire burning four reels and costing the company about $1000. The Republican campaign song A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight was heard repeatedly, even by babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Beaverhead County
Bannack
Cochran Opera House
Thief Pleads Guilty After Bicycle Theft
R T Wemple reported a bicycle pilfering last Saturday with the thief caught and bound over to district court within 35 minutes. Col W H Boyle of Lima killed Tony Ennis following abuse and resistance during arrest last Tuesday afternoon.
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the Tribune
R. T. Wemple
District Court
Col
W. H. Boyle
Lima
Tony Ennis
Ford Radiator Agita Tor Test Showcases Model A Durability
At the Highland Park Ford plant in Detroit an agitator machine subjects a new Model A radiator to ten hours of intense shaking to simulate extreme road wear. Most radiators survive with no leaks, thanks to copper and brass construction, reinforced joints, and a strict air and water leak test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford
Hunters Bag Big Deer But Lion Eludes Pursuit At Polaris
Local brief notes include deputies and residents from Dillon visiting the valley on Monday. Hunters are reported successful in the big deer hunt near the Knoll ranch area. George Judge and others spent the weekend in Dillon and surrounding sites hunting big game. Wilbur Tash and George tracked a large lion to Polaris lake but did not capture it.
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Wampler
Dillon
J. D. Harrison
Melrose
Townsend
Clyde Penny
Knoll Ranch
Andy Hays
Carl Knoll
Elmer Hays
John M. Judge
George Judge
Wilbur Tash
George
Polaris Lake
D. Y. Kannegaard
Pyle Ranch
Jackson P T A Conducts Oct 21 Meeting and Plans Nov Events
Jackson P T A held a splendid meeting October 21 with community singing a special song by Mrs James Johnson and Harry Lapham accompanied by Mrs Lapham and a dancing number by Jack Shepherd and Harry Ford. Afterward a social hour with cards and refreshments. The next meeting, a business session, is at the schoolhouse on November 16 at 3 30 PM. National Book Week roll call will name favorite books. A Forest Service film show, in cooperation with the P T A, is set for November 14 at 8 PM in the I C O F hall. Children welcome. Committee members Mrs J B Woody Mrs A W Wilson and Mrs John Krause.
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The
Forest Service
J. B. Woody
A. W. Wilson
John Krause
Champion Sparkers Return on Air With Larger Orchestra
The Champion Sparkers, a longtime radio favorite, will air Thursdays 6:30 to 9:00 pm EST on the Blue Network. Conductor W G Haenschen leads a larger orchestra, with sponsorship from Champion Spark Plug of Toledo Ohio and Windsor Canada.
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Blue
National Broadcasting Company
W. G. Haenschen
Champion Sparkers
Champion Spark Plug Company
Toledo
Ohio
Windsor
Canada
Deputy Sheriff Delivers Election Supplies to Big Hole Precincts
Deputy Sheriff Cloyd Wampler traveled to the Big Hole basin on Monday with election supplies for the precincts there and stayed in Wisdom Tuesday to cast his ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd Wampler
Big Hole Basin
Wisdom
Public hotel patronage and the fight against drunkenness
Thomas J. Simons argues hotels suffer when patrons drink in rooms, praising abolition of bars as a boon. He notes drunkenness harms the hotel, raises costs, and disrespects staff, urging the public to grant managers a fair, sober standard and harsher handling of in room drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Simons
Labor Leader Urges Support for Red Cross Roll Call
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor in Washington calls on workers nationwide to back the twelfth annual Red Cross roll call from November 11 to 29. He says Red Cross magnifies personal service and brings aid to disaster victims through organized membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Washington
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Pierce Cast Ballot in General Election Visit
W. F. Pierce traveled from Bannack last Tuesday to participate in the general election casting his vote amid local civic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Pierce
Bannack
Beaver eleven piles up record win over St Peters on snowbound field
Beavers explode for 163 points against St Peters of Anaconda in a snow covered field with twelve minute quarters. Little leads scoring with ten touchdowns as every Beaver plays, while St Peters fail to gain a first down. Intermountain Union tops Normal Bulldogs 27 to 18 in a muddy homecoming featuring interceptions and multiple touchdowns.
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Beaver
Dillon
St. Peters High
Anaconda
Little
St. Peters
Beavers
Intermountain Union of
Helena
Bulldogs
Retz
Gilfeather
Robb
Intermountain
Poppy
Nelson
Normal
N. Cole
Wilson
H. Cole
L.G. Lyman
Benbrooke
C. Engdahl
Obbert Mein
Mosier L.H. Blarabay
Argenta Weekend Socials and Local News
Mr and Mrs Clayton Tritt visited Mrs Ernest Knapp while deer hunting with two Pilon families hosting a Halloween party and guests from Anaconda hunted over the weekend. Sidney Knapp voted in Butte, and locals watched Dillon election returns. A pole line contract advances electricity to Red Pine mine, with leasers considering work after connections. Several children out of school due to a common illness.
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Clayton Tritt
Butte
Pilon
Geo. F. Knapp
Arthur Pilon Jr
Arthur Pilon Sr
Henry
Ernest Shaffer
Bertha Shaffer
Eli Trebovich
Tom Franklin
Joe Gary
Tom Sling
Anaconda
Orrion Pilon
Sidney Knapp
Argenta
Dillon
Haldeman
Lowell Steiner
Louise Steiner
Gertrude Foster
Madaline Flick
Foster
Irwin Winslow
Red Pine
Indian Creek
Youlten and Lee
Brandon
Miss Tilton Weds Andrew Spencer in Quiet Montana Home Ceremony
Miss Helen Tilton and Andrew Spencer married at 10 am on Wednesday October 31 in the home of her brother Howard Tilton with Rev. Allan Haldeman officiating. Relatives and friends attended as the couple plan to reside in Madison county after brief travels in Idaho and coastal cities. Local ranch activity includes cattle sales by Delilah and Mary Raymond and shipments of calves and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tilton
Andrew Spencer
Howard Tilton
Allan Haldeman
O. B. Tilton
Charles Barber
Corby Tilton
Sam Corby
Charles la Due
F. J. Ellis
Tilton
Madison County
Mr.Barber
Barber Ranch
Sheridan
Spencer
Brandon
Idaho
Delilah
Mary Raymond
Foster Brothers
Mr. Murphy
Livingston
Bruce Thompson
Iowa
Hallowe’en
Aged Dillon resident Mrs. Mary J. Cole dies at 77
Mrs. Mary J. Cole aged 77 died last Sunday at her daughter’s home on North Pacific street after a period of declining health. A former Salmon resident and Civil War veteran widow, she left three daughters and a son. Funeral services were held Monday at Brundage chapel with Rev. R. Q. Shannon officiating. burial followed at Mountain View cemetery.
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Mary J. Cole
Phil McGovern
North Pacific Street
Cole
Dillon
Salmon
Brundage Chapel
Mountain View
R. QO. Shannon
First Baptist Church
Edith Blair elected president of Dillon WCTU
Mrs Edith Blair was chosen president and Mrs W F Cashmore vice president at the Dillon WCTU meeting held last Sunday afternoon in the Methodist church confirming leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Blair
W. F. Cashmore
Dillon
Methodist Church
Big Hole battlefield museum opens with log construction
J C Whitham reports the new historical museum at the Big Hole battlefield is completed this fall. Ranger Frank Bishop of Idaho hewn the logs for the building. A large collection from the battlefield will be placed in the museum next spring, boosting historic interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole Battlefield
J. C. Whitham
Frank Bishop
Idaho
Mauseum
Foley Pills diuretic testimonial ad from N J doctor
An elderly man from New Jersey credits Foley Pills diuretic with ending his kidney distress after sleepless nights and fatigue. The ad claims broad use and satisfaction, urging readers to buy from local dealer Geo M Gosman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
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Blackleg
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Rexall Store
Montana
Polaris
Jackson
Argenta News
Sheridan News
G. W. Rightenour
W. C. T. U. Elect
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