Sugar Beeters blank Dillon 19 to 0 in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls defeated Dillon 19 to 0 on their home field as the Sugar Beeters dominated with a heavier line and superior passing and teamwork. Dillon showed fight but miscues and missed tackles kept them scoreless, with standout Dillon players Carr Leimert A Dansie Sweeney and Selway and opponents Russell Fisher Edwards making key contributions.
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Dillon
Idaho Falls
Sugar Beeters
Beaverhead
Idaho
Carr
Leimert
A. Dansie
Sweeney
Selway
Russell
Fisher
Edwards
Andrus
Bob Kittens
Montana College
Chin Foo Rites Held for Aged Chinaman at Dillon
Chin Foo aged 66 a cook at the Scott ranch near Dell died last Friday after a short illness. The remains were brought to Dillon Monday and the funeral was held Tuesday afternoon with the usual Chinese rites. Chin Foo had worked in the area for years and was an influential member of the local Chinatown.
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Chin Foo
Scott Ranch
Dell
Dillon
Beaver Head Star Andy Smith Makes Fresno High Team
The many friends of Andy Smith of Beaver Head High learn he has joined Fresno High School’s first football team in California. He plays his old position, proving as successful as on the local gridiron. He is regaining health and enjoying school life in his new home.
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Andy Smith
Beaverhead
Fresno
California
Armistice Day Observed Quietly in Dillon
Armistice Day saw few observances in Dillon with banks and public offices closed a small flag display and an evening dance hosted by the American Legion, marking a muted local observance.
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American Legion
Dillon
Cupid Captures Two in the Baker Family
Dillon announces two marriages in early September. Geneva Baker wed Willis R. Garland in Butte, with the groom working in Dubois Idaho and the bride leaving the county clerk’s office to join him. The Garlands will reside in Dubois and friends extend best wishes. Separately, George Baker and Neil D. Gillis married in Butte, with the groom from Portland and the bride from Dillon. Gillis, a Beaverhead native and ex soldier, is deputy clerk and recorder and had been reported with Walter Jones in Portland for a possible newspaper post. The couple may return to Portland.
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Dillon
Butte
Geneva Baker
Willis R. Garland
Dubois
Idaho
Mrs. Garland
Beaverhead County
The
Tribune
Walter Jones
Portland
Pari-Mutuel Measure Defeated by 1,000 Votes in Montana
Helena Mont November 15 The pari mutuel betting measure at state and county fairs failed in the November 7 election with 48 127 for and 49 204 against from 41 counties The soldiers bonus referendum passed 62 218 to 45 904 The board of equalization constitutional amendment carried 45 923 to 36 878 and the consolidation of city and county governments amendment won 49 285 to 34 401
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Helena
Montana
Montana Record- Herald
Board of Equalization
Special Rail Rates for State Teachers Convention
All Montana railroads agree to special fares for the Montana State Teachers Association convention. Round trips at fare plus half with a $1 minimum from all Montana points for members and dependent family members, identification certificates required. Tickets on November 28 29 with return by December 4 1922. Certificate access via local associations and school officials.
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Helena
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Montana
Arrest Two Monday On Charge Selling Liquor
A sheriff raid on the Centennial case and adjoining bar led to the arrest of Bill Stone and Charles Benson on separate charges of selling intoxicating liquor. A small quantity of moonshine was seized and both men were released that evening on bonds of 250 dollars each.
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Bill Stone
Charles Benson
Appointed Superintendent Takes Post in County Schools
Miss Alice Roe elected to serve the next term as county superintendent of schools is appointed by the board of commissioners to assume duties December 1. Miss Elizabeth Sutherland resigns effective that date. A streak of gold was uncovered recently during excavation for an apartment house at Helena.
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Alice Roe
Board of Commissioners
Elizabeth Sutherland
Helena
Red Cross Enrolls Members for Next Year in Beaverhead
The Beaverhead Red Cross local chapter begins a membership drive during the coming week. Cards will be mailed to residents and returned to James W. Whalen, Treasurer, First National Bank, Dillon. Annual fee is $1.00 with part of the funds aiding local relief. The piece notes the U S spent $600000000 on roads in 1921.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
The
Beaverhead
James W. Whalen
Care First National Bank
Dillon
Official County Canvass Counts Voters and Ballots
Beaverhead County commissioners met as canvassers to certify the November general election results. Of 3,652 registered voters, 2,613 cast ballots with 1,410 in city precincts. Republicans won state and most county offices. district judge Lyman Bennett was elected. Measures on government consolidation and mutuals passed, soldiers bonus lost, and boards of equalization defeated. Voter turnout dipped by about one third from two years prior.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead
Lyman Bennett
Pari Mutuals
Civil cases disposed of in district court session
This week’s district court session ended with three civil cases dismissed and two continued. A jury found for the defendant in W. E. Lloyd et al. versus Sheriff Dan Mooney for damages, while T. J. Sadowski versus P. B. DaDue awarded the plaintiff a debt. Dismissed suits included George Opp versus J. B. McClaren for conversion Patrick Laden versus Geo Mehrlich and Matt Rebich versus Katie Rebich for debt.
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District Court
W. E. Lloyd Et al
Dan Mooney
T. J. Sadowski
P. B. DaDue
Normal College Notes Highlight Campus Activities
A noun test for college students parallels a pilot from Emporia normal, with results due in December. The Booster club funds the 1923 Chinook, while the D P S News issued by the training school showcases student enterprise. Dr. Davis attends an executive council meeting in Helena. A November 10 student dance and a November 15 general assembly musical program are noted. Miss Lucy Carson travels to Spokane for her sister's funeral in Champaign, with farewell events for Mrs Thomason in the Teachers' Service division.
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Emporia
Kansas
Montana
D. P. S. News
Albertson
Davis
Helena
Tonney-Baxter Orchestra
Minnetonka
Lieurance
Miss van de Walker
Miss Finch
Dorothy Gelhaus
Teachers’ Service Division
Thomason
Pocatello
Idaho
Last Game of Season on Home Grid Saturday
The final football game of the season will be played here Saturday with Montana College freshmen visiting the local squad. The home guards vow a hard fought tussle and the match is expected to be worth watching.
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Montana College
Anaconda
Youth charged with disturbing the peace in city court
Several young men were brought before Judge Phillips in the police court on a charge of disturbing the peace. Complaint came from Normal college authorities. A plea of not guilty was entered and trial set for Friday evening.
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Phillips
Normal College
Dancing Club Elects Officers
The Twentieth Century Dancing club held its first meeting last Friday evening. A good attendance was present. The hostesses were Mrs. W. F. Cashmore, Mrs. Pearl L. Smith and Mrs. T. D Moran. The annual election was held and Mrs. A. A. Elliott was elected president and Jack Reese was chosen secretary.
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Twentieth Century Dancing Club
W. F. Cashmore
Pearl L. Smith
T. D Moran
A. A. Elliott
Jack Reese Ween
Bank Looted as Robbers Escape After Safe Blow
Yeggmen forced entry through a rear window of the Sheridan State bank and blew a vault securing $197 in silver and contents of several safety deposit boxes. The main vault was untouched. The burglary, discovered by bank president R. W. Rossiter, prompted statewide alerts. Detectives described several strangers seen in town prior to the robbery. Imperial Potentate R. R. Rathbone and George W. Dart are in Butte for Bagdad temple initiation.
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Sheridan State Bank
Madison County
R. W. Rossiter
Dillon
Imperial
R. R. Rathbone
George W. Dart
Butte
Bagdad Temple
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Americian Farm Bureau Federation
Mid-Western
General Pershing
John J. Pershing
France
Lower
Mississippi
Gov. Parker
Bernard Baruch
Cupid
Baker
United States
Canvassing Board OF Election Returns
Normal College Notes
General Assembly
Dancing Club
State Bank OF Sheridan
Yeggs
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