Beaverhead Club Revival Sets Opening on Thanksgiving
Old Beaverhead social club seeks to relaunch with 40 members paying 50 dollars each to raise 2000. Funds will fund renovations and a lottery to refund the initial 50, with officers elected and stock sold, planning a Thanksgiving Day reopening.
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Beaverhead Club
C. A. Smith
L. K. Adams
Tom Scott
E. J. Callaway
0. M. Best
A. L. Stone
Co. A. Smith
Beaverhead Commercial Club
Commercial Club
Lost man survives snowbound trek in Montana mountains
Henry Deutsch, lost during a heavy snowstorm near Argenta while hunting with Andrew Birrer, Arthur Pilon and Dave Ole, endured a freezing night with no food or water. He regained camp exhausted as a search party organized by Frank Birrer found him. three deer and two hides were recovered on the trip back. He is recovering at Nick Birrer’s home with frostbitten toes but grateful for the rescue.
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Dillon
Henry Deutsch
Mr. Deutsch
Andrew Birrer
Arthur Pilon
Dave Ole
Argenta
Frank Birrer
Birch Creek
Nick Birrer
Thanksgiving Turkeys Abundant and Affordable this Year
Local butcher shops report ample supply with each shop carrying over 100 turkeys and more than 1,000 pounds of dressed meat. Retail prices run eighteen to twenty cents per live pound and about twenty eight cents dressed, yielding an average family turkey cost around $2.60 for Thanksgiving.
Enormous Elk Brought Home by Local Hunters
Clerk of Court Hazelbaker and Henry Hackett returned from a Madison river hunt west of Yellowstone Park with a magnificent elk buck. Hazelbaker reported by phone Tuesday evening that he had achieved his goal. Observers described the creature as weighing about 600 pounds dressed and boasting a broad spread. Hackett claimed a 400 plus pound rack.
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Hazelbaker
Henry Hackett
Madison River
Yellowstone’ Park
Hackett
Jensen Sentenced for Forged Check in Oak Saloon Case
Chris Jensen, captured in Ogden Utah and returned to the city, pleaded guilty last Saturday to forging a check at the Oak saloon and received a three year penitentiary term from Judge Poindexter. Deputy Sheriff Irwin transported Jensen to Deer Lodge to begin the sentence.
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Chris Jensen
Ogden
Utah
Poindexter
Deer Lodge
Irwin
Jensen
G P Ry prepares for heavier work at round house
A visit to the G and P railway operations shows plans for heavier work and larger quarters at Leadore. About twenty five carpenters and laborers work on machine houses and concrete foundations while the round house nears completion, suggesting room for an additional hundred miles of extension.
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Round House
Leadore
Sixty Jurors Drawn for December Term Court
The county court held session last Saturday with many cases set for trial. Notable entries include murder case against Jos B Herlihy for Shattuck Doyle’s death, set for Dec 11 at 10:00 a.m. Arson, grand larceny, forgery, and robbery charges appear with December trial dates. A list of sixty jurors was drawn. publication delayed until sheriff serves notices.
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County Court House House
Jos. B. Herlihy
Shattuck Doyle
Armstead
Earl Bassett
Charles Bennington
Roy Dingley
Charles McCaffery
Ed. Mason
Chas. J. Motren
James Walker
Chas. Barnes
Ed. Buckley
Dillon. Dry Goods Company
Morren
Walker
Barnes
Buckley
John Butala
Michael ‘Rebich
Eid
State
Fred I. Har
Thomas Flynn
Terrence Flynn
Thos. J. Mulany
Chas. A. Smith
Mary Gray
Josie Paiment
Charles Wilson
Tash
Lenkersdorfer
Rose Heavey
Geo. Rebich
J. Bidstrup
John Laden
Amede Besette
Charles Retallack
James Kirkpatrick
Beavirhead Brewing Company
Wm. Rosenbaum
E. L. Burles
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
D. T. Hogge
John Mullen
Mary Etta Stillinger
M. Stillinger
Poindexter
Dynamite Found Near O. L. Bridge North of Town
Sheriff's office struggles to locate the source of dynamite discovered last week near the O. L. bridge north of town. Officials say they are reviewing records and eyewitness tips to identify where the explosive was obtained.
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Sheriff's ‘Office
Gore urges direct senate vote and higher citizenship in speech
Senator Gore spoke at the Normal auditorium urging direct election of U S senators and higher morals for the people. He praised LaFollette and Wilson as potential presidents and criticized Taft’s policies while noting tariff reductions during Roosevelt’s era.
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Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Thos. P. Gore
Normal
United States
Taft
Roosevelt
Congress
Madis onian editor Frank Conway dies in Virginia City
Frank T. Conway editor of the Madisonian of Virginia City and a noted Montana newspaper man died at his home in Virginia City after a sudden apoplexy while playing with his children. He was 45, Iowa born, long tied to Montana journalism with service on the Missoulian and the Standard and Madisonian. His funeral was held Tuesday.
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Frank T. Conway
Madisonian
Virginia City
Mr. Conway
Iowa
T. J. Farrell
Butte
Miner
Sheridan
Dillon Examiner
Missoulian
Missoula
Conway
The
Standard
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda
T.J. Farrell
J. R. Conway
John N. Conway
William H. Conway
Sullivan Returns to Dillon After Butte Liberation
Sullivan, freed in Butte last Friday from involvement in the Melrose murder of Charles B. Streb, arrived in Dillon on Saturday. Deputy County Attorney Walker said insufficient evidence blocked conviction. Sullivan and partner Nelton were captured in a box car near the depot and warned to leave town within an hour, then headed toward Armstead.
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Sullivan
Dillon
Joe Sullivan
Butte
Charles B. Streb
Melrose
Nelton
Walker
Armstead
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DLLON
LS Live
A. Smith
Wise Turkeys
Farmer Jones
Gore
Hudsonian
Frank Conway
Montana
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