State Examiner audits books of school Beaverhead County
The Beaverhead County Free High School records were examined by Deputy State Examiner A I Williamson for June 1923 to October 1924. The report notes neat ledgers, proper itemization, and warrants reconciled, with recommendations including signing minutes by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Beaverhead County
Montana
A. L. Anderson
C. C. Gosman
J. E. Shaw
J. C. Fuller
Katherine MacGregor
Linden McCullough
Red Cross
Nellie McFadden
Helena
Beaverhead County Free High School
J. H. Gilbert
Alice Roe
Dillon
A. I. Williamson
F C Brady Dies in Braymer Missouri on November 10
Lima Ledger reports the death of Frank C Brady on Monday night November 10 1924 at his mother’s Braymer Missouri home after a year long cancer battle. He was son in law of Mrs Emery Keller of Lima and formerly a freight clerk for the O S S at Dillon. He leaves a widow two sons his mother three brothers and one sister. He will be laid to rest at Braymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima Ledger
Lima
Frank C. Brady
Braymer
Missouri
Emery Keller
Dillon
Former resident buried here after illness and death in Hamilton
Obituary notes James Boucher 62, rancher from Bitter Root valley, died after operation. Funeral held in Dillon with burial at Mountain View. survivors include wife and son Elwood Boucher, Ravalli assessor. Additional items mention births, historic Mississippi mansion Annandale, and Beaverhead County sports recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Boucher
Bitter Root
Hamilton Hospital
Dillon
Brundage Chapel
Mountain View Cemetery
T. W. Bennett
Boucher
Missouri
Beaverhead Valley
Elwood
Ravalli County
J. P. Murray
Eugene Bond
Elwood Boucher
Normal college beats Beavers in Armistice Day finale
In a thrilling Armistice Day clash the Normal college Pedagogues defeated the Beavers with 12 points on the board. A large crowd saw the exciting game with two touchdowns scored by flukes and a late push by Evans on a sneaker run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Beaver
Normal College
Beavers
Normals
Jarr
Evans
Harvey A Sullivan Found Dead on Trail to Claim
Harvey A. Sullivan, aged prospector and mine owner in the county, was found dead on the trail to his claim about four miles from Brenner's station Thursday morning by rancher B. Meeds. Coroner James Phillips and Hiram Brundage investigated, noting heart failure as the cause as tracks in the snow show the moment of collapse. Sullivan was a noted member of the mining community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey A. Sullivan
Brenner
B. Meeds
James Phillips
Hiram Brundage
Hurt Faces Charge of Selling Liquor to Minors
Y. E. Hurt was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Mooney and Undersheriff Kellum in Lima and brought to Dillon to face a charge of selling intoxicating liquor to minors. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Phillips in the justice court and posted a $1,000 bond. Hurt has prior arrests for similar offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. E. Hurt
Lima
Mooney
Kellum
Dillon
Phillips
Justice Court
Hurt
Red Grange Leads Snow Storm Mine Sinking Effort
Red Grange directs work at the Troy Snow Storm silver lead mine to sink a three compartment shaft with three shifts daily, aiming to increase ore output and ensure steady production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Education Week Topics For Rotary Discussed In Dillon
Dillon Rotarians devoted the meeting to National Education Week set for November 17 to 23. Schools will hold daily exercises. visits to classrooms and assemblies planned. high school guests to be hosted Friday. Speakers included A T Peterson Linden McCullough J E Monroe and others. Monroe canceled western trip due to a death in Rotary President Hill's family. Helena Kevin Sunburst Libby Melstone noted for oil, utility, and livestock shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Rotarians
A.T. Peterson
Linden McCullough
2. D. Curry
The
Legion
J. E. Monroe
Rotary Club
Louis Penwell
Helena
Geo. Clemon
Big Hole Basin
Pearl S. Smith
Jack Nemick
Monroe
National Rotary
Hill
Dillon
Anniversary Observed of War End in Dillon
The sixth anniversary of World War II's end was marked in Dillon by the Beaverhead American Legion post with a parade from City Hall at 10 30 a m. patriotic exercises at City Hall, a football game at the fairgrounds, a banquet at City Hall and a concluding dance. Local leaders and visiting speakers addressed civic enterprise and Legion cooperation as part of Armistice Day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead
American Legion
City Hall
Depot Lawn
America
Warry Newman
Davis
Normal College
Miss Patterson
Dillon Band
Fairgrounds
Legion
Woman's Auxiliary
Alex Tait
T. Ek. Gilbert
Linden McCullough
A. T. Peterson
D. Gay Stivers
Butte
George Melton
Sid Smith
Wilbur Whiting
Lonnie
Legion Committee
R. D. Curry
James McCullom
Helena Reports State Fish Fry Distribution
The state distributed 24 of 37 fish fry packages during the past five months, covering 12 varieties. Officials note ongoing efforts to supply diverse fish fry options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Secu
F. C. Brady
Braymer, M
Baskett House
Louise McDonnell
San Francisco
Jas
Blaine County Marketing Association
Chicago
George F. Burke
Amanda Guidici
Burke
Catherine Guidici
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Annandale
Wright
Beaver Frosh
Murray
Yost
Jardine
Montana Pioneer Society
Richmond
Indiana
Arthur Sullivan
Colorado
Bannack Diggings
Sullivan
Medicine Lodge
Anna Hart
Blivens
California
Great Falls
Teachers
McCullough
Gosman
Foster
Oliver
Pegram L. E Kindsley
Reece Guidici
Kerr
McMasters
Jardine de Solace
Farrell R. G Sebastian
Dunn Johnson Smith
Greenschilds
F. Johnson Holmes
Yost L. H Murray Meads
R. H Jarr
Forsgren
Henneberry
O’brien
Yost O’brien
Meads
McDonald
Evans Selway
Sebastian
Harvey Sullivan
Red” Grange
Red" Grange
Ilinois
Rotarians
Legion and
Kevin Sunburst
Libby—Water & Electric Company
Melstone
Rev
Ernest E. Loft
Bernard Grant
Loeb Leopold
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!