Election Results and Local News From Lemhi Idaho
The Nov. 7 election elected Republicans for county offices including McKinney and Yeaman as commissioners and Frazier as sheriff. Democrats chose Grubb as commissioner and Casterlin as probate judge among others. Also reported are marriages, travel plans, a Dodge runabout, a family visit, a long trip, and record cold in the Lemhi area with below zero readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Kadlett
A. C. Merritt
Ties W. Jones
Emily la Roche
Salmon
Meridith
Fred. Fry
Tenday
Dodge
Thos. Pyeatt
Moran threshing machine at Willow Stock farm in Stone Creek
The Moran threshing machine is now at George Murray's Willow Stock farm. Much threshing remains in the area. William Rei, ill with typhoid and blood poisoning, shows improvement and hopes to return home soon. Various locals report illnesses travel and farm activities, including the Cox threshing machine cutting the H. S. Asbury crop.
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Stone Creek
Moran
George Murray
Willow Stock Farm
William Rei
Grover Harris
Buttler
Kansas
Taylor Ranch
Dillon
Cox
Asbury
Local News from Apex and Surrounding Towns
Art Coiner spent a day in Glen on business. Miss Daisy Logan and Mr. Cafferty visited from Dillon to stay with Daisy’s sister Mrs. W. Stingon. Rev. Humphrey held services in the schoolhouse due to cold weather. Oscar Creasey died at noon Wednesday, a respected Spur ranch foreman, leading to mournering in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apex
Art Coiner
Glen
Daisy Logan
Mr. Cafferty
Dillon
W. Stingon
Cora Hails
Humphrey of
Noah Siria
Ruth
W. R. Hyland
Joe Montz
A. T. Wyatt
Baby
Isaac Wyatt
Chester
Coiner
Delmar Coinerame
Lemhi
Idaho
H. Dubois
Virginia
Oscar Creasey
Spur Ranch
Butte
Oscar
Sim
W. H. Coiner
Ore shipments and local business activity noted in Dillon
In Dillon on Wednesday Mrs. Coiner and her grandson Delmar Coiner of Lemhi Idaho visited. T H Dubois conducted business in Dillon while Joe Montz and Stanfield shipped cars of lead and silver ore to Salt Lake. Ranger Carl Siria and Selyby Combs saw mill resumed operations in Long John gulch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Delmar Coiner
Lemhi
Idaho
T. H. Dubois
Joe Montz
Salt Lake
Mr. Stanfield
Carl Siria
Forest Ranger
Selby and Combs
Long John Gulch
Local happenings in Reichle area on Nov 15
Miss Lucile De Celles visited Butte. Geo French and Geo Barnes searched for cattle near Ziegler springs. Rev. T. Clifford held mass at Jacob Hartwig place. Rev. F. W. Treiber conducted services at Waters dining room. Timber gathering for river bridge repair at Rock Creek. Community visits to Dillon and Maiden Rock noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Green
Pocatello
Stephen
Louis Kambich
French & Barnes
Charles A. Green
Bond's
Sheridan Real Estate Deal Includes Ranches and Sheep Band
Par ley Dansie of Dillon and Salt Lake real estate dealers secure E. T. Brock and brother in law Mr. Smith of Alder in a deal for a ranch property with 1000 acres of farming land and thousands of grazing acres plus a 7000 sheep band. Ellinghouse and Shaffer shipped ten cattle cars to Chicago and bought a prize steer weighing 1670 pounds for 10.60 per hundred from Wood Bros. of Chicago. Mrs J H Ladue and son plan to spend winter in Lavene Minnesota. L C Edwards sold 100 cows and calves to Tower Bros who own the John Temple ranch. Tower may move family to the ranch next spring. Miss Emma Johnson celebrated her tenth birthday with fourteen friends. Mrs Johnson and Mrs J H Thomas assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wood Bros
Ellinghouse and
Shaffer
Carrie Raymond
Tower Bros
John Temple
L. C. Tower
Dillon
Emma Johnson
Emma
Johnson
J. H. Thomas
Bloody Dick visitor and town notes from Grant
Joe Chaput of Bloody Dick visited Grant along with Miss Mary Desmond and her father. Mrs Churchill and family returned from Dillon after eight months away. Mr and Mrs W J Pickett have rented and run the hotel. Mrs Kate Hadyn retires after four years as landlady. Roy Miller stayed on Stricker ranch and went to Dillon with one of the Stricker boys. Mr and Mrs Gibson visited with butter and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Miller
Stricker Ranch
Dillon
Montana Border Guardsmen Earn High Efficiency Rating
Thomas C. Spaulding, former first lieutenant and engineering officer of the Second Montana regiment, resumes teaching at the State University after four months on the Douglas Arizona border. He confirms the unit’s high rating for efficiency and physique, calling it a crack regiment and praising the border experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Spaulding
Montana
Douglas
Arizona
The
Forest School of the State University
Helena
Sam
United States
Spaulding
Mexico
Seven University Women Earn Way Through College
Seven women students are funding their education through college with work and self-support. They serve as stenographers, musical accompanists, dance instructors, tutors, child carers, and houseworkers. Dean Jameson notes Western gentry and independent mood attract employers in Montana and beyond, including a Seattle food products firm seeking Missoula agency representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Jameson
East
West
Montana
Dean Jameson
Food Products
Seattle
Missoula
Eighth Grade World Publishes Funds for Victrola Purchase
The eighth grade at Public School presents the annual Eighth Grade World. Proceeds from the sale will buy a Victrola for the assembly room. Officers include President Montana Murray. editor-in-chief Ralph Patrick. assistant editor Dagmar Nelson. business manager Wilfred Tessier. sporting editor Maynard Lovell. social editor Margaret Ryburn. wit and humor editor Augusta Teets. treasurer Mark Boger. historian Opal Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Murray
Rarph Patrick
Dagmar Nelson
Wilfred Tessier
Maynard Lovell
Margaret Ryburn
Augusta Teets
Mark Boger
Opal Scott
Legislature party split in Montana Senate and House
Returns from all counties show Republicans will control the state senate with 27 seats while Democrats hold the house with 49 seats. Democrats elected 49 house members, Republicans 9, and 7 seats remain in doubt as the legislature prepares to convene in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Senate
House
Work on Flynn Lane Begins with Preliminary Grading
The county road grader was moved to Flynn Lane this week for early work. Furrows were ploughed on both sides of the lane with grading scheduled later.
Doctor Council E Faddis Osteopathic Physician Hours
Dr Council E Faddis Osteopathic physician listed with hours 10 to 12 and 264 and by appointment Dillon Implement Block Apt 11 46 1f real property address details included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
New York Street Car Strike Ends Tangle of Tariffs and Jobs
The piece describes lawmakers vacationing while funds drain from the Federal Treasury. It critiques a Tariff Commission plan using $7,500 salaries for $1,200 men and accuses President Wilson of creating multiple commissions to widen Democratic jobs. Vice President Marshall calls Hughes an echo of the past in statesmanship and legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Marshall
Hughes
Suits Against Adamson Law Spark Across the Nation
Railroads file suits challenging the eight hour Adamson law as the Department of Justice plans to defend each case. Attorney General Gregory and Assistant Attorney General Underwood lead the government, with H F Hagerman assisting. Court practice allows rapid appeal to the Supreme Court if needed, and railroad leaders may meet with Congress investigators and President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Gregory
Underwood
H. F. Hagerman
Kansas City
Congress
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Railroad Brotherhood
Congressional Committee
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
W. S. Carter
For Sale Mission Furniture and Stoves
Mrs. H. F. Best offers a mission buffet dining table and six chairs a cook stove two heating stoves and two mission rockers for sale at 122 Morse Street. Handles prompt inquiry on 44-tf listings.
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H. F. Best
Morse Street
A cigar of quality Pride of Dillion Adv 45 tf
An advertisement notes a cigar of quality branded Pride of Dillion. The line mentions price or promotion code 45 tf and promotes the product in a concise sales blurb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Taxes Due Beaverhead County 1916 Notice
Taxes for the year 1916 are payable at the county treasurer's office in Dillon Montana. Delinquent after November 30 at 6 oclock p m with a 10 percent penalty added if unpaid. Rife, Treasurer and Collector, Dillon Montana.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
Mont
Montana Building to Remain Open at San Diego Expo
Thanks to W. A. Clark of Butte the Montana building at the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Diego will stay open beyond November 16 until January 10. Montana earned more than 700 medals including over 70 golds across California expositions, prompting the donor’s generous extension.
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Helena
W. A. Clark
Butte
Montana
San Diego
Butte Statesman
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Scott’s
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Nstomach
Mayr
Potts
BUICK
Montana Auto Supply Co
State Legislature
Flynn Lane
DR. Council E. Faddis
Woodrow Wilson
Federal Treasury
New York
Adamson Law
H. H. Sato
Sebree and
Free Rife
Dillon, Mont
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