Official Beaverhead canvass tallies 21 precincts reported
Beaverhead county completes its official canvass of election returns with 21 precincts processed in under five hours. Treasurer Stevenson and Assessor Beardesley filled in for absent officials as results show slight changes but no outcome reversals. Precinct totals list justices of the peace and constables elected, including Dillon north and south and multiple small communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver and
Montgomery
Stevenson
Beardesley
Beaverhead
Clark Baker
Dillon
South
Justices of Peace
Virmillion
Frank Patterson
Dillon Precinct
North
Josephus Rich
Z. M. Cantrell
W. T. Scully
Rube Tritt
Barretts
Simeon Estes
John Lovell
Roy S. Dingrey
W. C. Shepard
Blacktail
E. B. Sprinkle
Wm. Reed
Argenta
Justice of Peace
Geo. M. Knapp
J. A. Mackay
Farlin
O. Mast
Michael Hegarty
A. B
N. Ames
Ben Hummelt
Bedrock
H. M. Ames
Carl Decker
R. W. Fielder
Decker
wHorse Prairie
E. W. Morrow
Isaac Rife
M. K. Davidson
Jules Gayaz
Lima
Thanksgiving Basket Ball Game Promises Hammered Rivalry
Thanksgiving afternoon at 8 o clock a return basketball game will pit State Normal College against Beaverhead County High School. The rivalry dates back years with past battles close and the Normal team eager to prove its claim as best. Lineups include Normal Carl Taylor center H Hanson Noyes baskets N B Knapp Palmer guards and High School P Stahl center W Gilbert Doc Irwin Streb Graves guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
State Normal College
Beaverhead County
Carl Taylor
H. Hanson
R. Noyes
N. B. Knapp
D. Palmer
P. Stahl
W. Gilbert
Doc. Irwin
Kt. Streb
H. Graves
Musical Treble Clef Club Plans Concert in Dillon
The Treble Clef club in Dillon, now with thirty members, aims for permanent organization. Led by Mrs. J. B. McKinney, the group plans a December concert featuring Mrs. McPherson, piano soloist from Butte, and Miss Mary Carroll, renowned violinist and Chicago gold medalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treble Clef Club
Dillon
J. B. McKinney
Treble Clef
McPherson
Butte
Mary Carrol
Carroll
Chicago College
Lectures by I Preston Search on The Greatest Pictures
The first lecture of the course at the Normal Wednesday night showcased stereopticon views and clear explanations. Mr Preston W Search impressed listeners with breadth of knowledge as he guided the audience through Malais Gleaners the Sistine Madonna the Lord's Supper and other renowned works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston W. Search
Sheep market thrives as Dale buys 960 head and 1400 wethers
In Beaverhead Tom P. Dale of Gill Decker Dale Greeley Cole buys 960 yearlings and two year old workers from Thomas Wimsett at 2.75 per hundredweight weighed in at about 109 pounds. He also purchases 1400 Gerhard Albers two year old wethers at 3 per head. Cattle round up progresses with favorable weather boosting cattle condition and demand for steers to feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom P. Dale
Gill, Decker & Dale
Greeley, Cole
Dale
Beaverhead
Thos. Wimsett
C. H. Padley
Gerhard Albers
Cattle and Sheep Trade Highlights From Basin Area Sale
County Commissioner Montgomery and J W Moran returned from Idaho with 160 and 600 head of cattle respectively. Prices cited include 25 for two year olds and 30 for three year olds. Clydesdale mares and a large ewe and lamb shipment to the Short Line were also noted. Ernest Orr reported market prices for northern cattle at 4.20 per head with 200 on the market this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
J. W. Moran
Idaho
Mr. Montgomery
Mr. Moran
Basin
Jas. Pinkerton
Jackson
R. N. Gray
Bannack
Ernest Orr
Poindexter & Orr LL. Co
Steers Sale Near Here Noted for Size and Value
The best group of steers in the area totaled 15 head from Theodore Nelson. He sold them to C. H. Deputy this week. The grade Durham three year olds weighed about 1400 pounds each and brought a good price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Nelson
C. H
Durham
Sheep and cattle purchases reported in local market
John Lovell bought 1200 head of sheep from Wm. Ames on Horse Prairie last Monday. W S Tash, back from Bedrock and Horse Prairie, bought about 200 head of steers and cows for the Tash and Lenkersdorfer market in this city. Purchases came mainly from W G Blair & Sons with some from Jas Mansfield Wm Templin Sam Jaggers H J Selway and Scott and Decker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lovell
Wm. Ames
W.S. Tash
Bedrock
Horse Prairie
Out
W. G. Blair & Sons
Jas. Mansfield
Wm. Templin
Sam Jaggers
H. J. Selway
Scott & Decker
Aunt of A L Stones Dies in Dillon at 72
Mrs Harriet M Stout aunt of A L Stone died at his Dillon home around 11 20 PM from urinal poisoning after being ill only since Wednesday. She came from Marshall Michigan three months ago and had shown health improvement. Funeral is Friday at two from the Presbyterian church with burial in Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet M. Stout
A. L. Stone
Presbyterian Church
Mountain View Cemetery
A Pretty Wednesday Wedding in Dillon Society
The Dillon society wedding took place at four o'clock Wednesday at the W C Orr residence on south Idaho street. Bert Orr married Grace Berry with Rev Dr Martin of the Presbyterian church officiating. The ceremony was attended by close friends and relatives, with Miss Berniece Myers and Miss Eva LaBeau as bridesmaids and John Kenney as escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Society
Bert Orr
Grace, Berry
W.C. Orr
South
Idaho Street
Dr. Martin
The
Presbyterian Church
Berniece Myers
Eva LaBeau
John Kenney
Ruth Orr
Pearl Riley
Nancy Featherly
Mary Woodworth
Cora Taylor
Dillon
Orr
Normal College
W. C. Orr
Poindexter & Orr Co
No Dourt This Tern Telephone Message From Boulder
Court opens without Judge Parker as clerk G W French announces his absence by telephone. One hundred cases slated for trial or settlement include ten criminal and ninety civil matters with three under advisement and no civil trials yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Parker
Lew L. Callaway
Hawley J
Callaway
Beaverhead
Frank Wilkie and Mrs Stobie wed in Dillon Idaho
Frank Wilkie and Mrs. Robert Stobie of Salmon City Idaho received a marriage license and were married yesterday at the Presbyterian manse by Dr. A B Martin. They will reside in Salmon City where Wilkie manages the Goldstone mine on Pratt Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilkie
Robert Stobie
Salmon City
Idaho
Dillon
Presbyterian Manse
A. B. Martin
Wilkie
Pratt Creek
Thanksgiving Day Closures From Montana Mane Co and Fasuey Gao
The undersigned announce they will close their places of business all day Thursday November 24 on account of Thanksgiving Day. Montana Mane Co Fasuey Gao. Oo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Mane. Co
Fasuey Gao. Oo
Grannis Saloon Open Again Under Bennington Permit
Dillon council held a special session to grant Charles Bennington a saloon license at the Grannis stand after revoking A Grannis Co. license for tolerated gambling. Bennington’s business will operate solely under him and close if he quits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bennington
Dillon
A. Grannis & Co
Grannis & Co
Bennington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board
Judges
Clerks
Cincts
the Justices of Peace and Constables
Glendasle
Dewey
Hugh Patton
A. M. Madison
Henry Brennan
Henry Spurrier
Wisdom
D. F. Wampler
Grant Spry
D. C. Wampler
Ben Mallon
Bowen
Pioneer
Dennis Smith
L. L. Eby. Jackson
Chas. Lloyd
B. O. Fournier
R. K. Nedrow
E. A. Benjamin
Clef
I Preston W.isearch
Ruth Martin
Tennessee Lark
Martin
Roosevelt
Washington
Tennessee
W. EF. Henneberry
Ryan’s Canyon
Henneberry
Shineberger
Big Hole
Geoge
John Hinch
Clydesdale
Poindexter & Orr Company
King
Chas. van Camp
Greeley
Colo
James Paxton
T. B. Craver
Craig Cornell
AL. Stone
Grace Berry
Boulder
Powell Coun
Stobie- Wilkie
Grannis
Council
Chas. Bennington
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