International Live Stock Exposition Opens in Chicago
The twenty sixth International Live Stock Exposition runs November 28 to December 5 in Chicago featuring a record Grain and Hay Show with 6089 samples, 3212 ten ear corn entries, 1124 single ears, 698 junior corn entries, 200 carloads of market livestock, a large Horse Show, National Boys and Girls Club Congress with 1200 participants from 44 states and Canada, 14 state colleges and the U S Department of Agriculture displays, and 45 agricultural organization meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Heide
the International
States
Canada
Congress
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Beaverhead County Expenditures Rise Over a Decade
A letter to County Clerk John Baker from Montana Taxpayer's Association secretary John Edgerton outlines Beaverhead County spending from 1914 to 1924. It notes total disbursements of $4,468,655 through the county treasurer with major shares to state, county, schools, and cities. The report highlights teacher counts and salaries, student enrollment, and per pupil costs, plus $500,000 spent on roads, $304,000 on high schools, and $156,600 on courts over the decade.
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John
Baker
John Edgerton
Montana Taxpayer’s Association
Dillon Tribune
Tribune
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
Popular Dentist Welcomes Baby Daughter at Barrett Hospital
Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Curry celebrate the birth of their second child a baby daughter born Wednesday morning at Barrett hospital.
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R. D. Curry
Barrett Hospital
Funeral for Frank Carroll Held at Catholic Church
Funeral services were led by Rev. F. X. Leschner at the Catholic church for Frank Carroll a sheepherder at the E. F. Price ranch near Dell who died last Monday in Dell. Two sisters from Butte and Salt Lake attended. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. Carroll had lived in the county for years working on several ranches and was well regarded by employers and coworkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. Leschner
Frank Carroll
E. F. Price
Dell
Butte
Salt Lake
Mountain View
Wealth of Reminiscence in Beaverhead History
The Tribune invites readers to submit stories for a Christmas Historical Edition. Recollect the 60s to 80s in Beaverhead era stages, mining camps, livestock growth, dances, and old social life. Send significant tales by December 10 for a publication due December 18.
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Beaverhead
Southwest
Grasshopper Creek
Alder Gulch
The
Tribune
the Tribune
Quick Marriages Fellow Divorces
Jennie R. Love was granted a divorce from James 46 Love on desertion grounds and the same day received a marriage license to wed W. C. Brown. Earlier in the week Ellen Brown had divorced Mr Brown. On Monday Ruby M. Smith was granted a divorce from Gerald Smith and later married James M. Collins, briefly taking the name Ruby Boatman.
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Dan Cupid
Jennie R. Love
James
Love
W. C. Brown
Mr. Brown
Ellen Brown
Ruby M. Smith
Gerald Smith
Carl Knudson
James M. Collins
Ruby Boatman
Harvest Prospects Bright in Beaverhead County 1925
Beaverhead county reports a successful 1925 harvest with above average yields and strong prices. Potatoes lead profits, followed by peas and wheat. hogs and turkey prices high. cattle and wool stable with gradual value recovery. Overall, a prosperous year for stockmen and farmers and a hopeful outlook for the future.
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Beaverhead
Gargoyles Present Mrs Bumpstead Leigh at Normal College
Gargoyles dramatic club will stage Mrs Bumpstead Leigh a three act comedy by Harry James Smith at Normal College auditorium on December 4. Miss Mary K Sands of the Normal College faculty directs assisted by members of the Wisconsin chapter of the National Collegiate Players. Tickets go on sale December 1 at Thomas Book Store with reserved seats available.
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Bumpstead Leigh
Harry James Smith
Normal College
The
Gargoyles
Dramatic Club
Minnie Maddern Fiske
New York
Drama Magazine
Weaver Players
Marion
Georgia
Schuylkill College Players
Reading
Pennsylvania
Gainsville
Raymond Lu Daggry
National Collegiate Players
Mary K. Sands
Wisconsin
Thomas’ Book Store
Thanksgiving Day Observed With Services And Socials
A local youngster expressed gratitude saying he was thankful he didn't bust. The day featured joint morning services at the Presbyterian church with Methodist and Baptist congregations. Rev. E. L. Hurley delivered the Thanksgiving message, offerings benefiting the Barrett hospital fund, and an evening dance at city hall with Lonnie's orchestra.
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Presbyterian Church
Ist
Presbyterian
E. L. Hurley
Barrett Hospital
City Hall
Lonnie
Christmas Seal Sale Urged By Rotary Leader In Montana
At a Rotary Club luncheon on November 25 President Frank Ebiel urged support for the 1925 Christmas Seal Sale. He framed it as a health investment, not charity, noting small one cent stock purchases and benefits like free clinics and health education funded locally by the Montana Tuberculosis Association. Plans named Mrs. Robison as local manager under Sara Morse and the association, with the sale running from Thanksgiving to Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Frank Ebiel
Rotarians
Montana
C. W. Robison
Sara S. Morse
Montana Tuberculosis “Association
Kingsley
Double Header Series Opens at Grace M E Church
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church begins a four part double header series with morning topic Finding God in An Age of Chaos and evening discussion What Is a Christian. Special solo by Cameron Gowan marks the day as ballots on four church questions influence November 29 services. Sunday school at 9 45 includes Lester McMillan’s junior high class with room for two more. Epworth League meets 6 30.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Carl Knudsen
God
Cameron Gowan
Lester McMillan
McMillan
Epwrth
Salvation Army Reports Solid Year of Local Effort
The Salvation Army local corps outlines a year of charitable service with 148 garments and 44 pairs of shoes donated and relief valued at 248.60, plus 44 families aided. Officers note volunteers log many hours weekly, and employment is sought for the needy. Humanity Week will launch a $1,544.63 drive led by Linden McCullough with Captain Stevens and Lieuts. Nadeau and Mull assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
IX. P. Stevens
Montana
Rotary Club
Humanity
Army
Linden McCullough
Jack Rees
O. M. Best
C. E. Blinn
Tom Gilbert
Lee McCracken
A. T. Peterson
Roscoe Cornell
F.C. McFadden
F. P. Stevens
Butte
Missoula Wedding Seals Romance of Local Faculty Pair
Mr Louis M Schlier and Miss Alice Muzzey both faculty members at the State Normal College training school were wed on Thanksgiving afternoon in Missoula. The couple started their romance as college students and will reside at 719 South Atlantic in Dillon. Milwaukee Railway plans 4 million dollar spending in 1926 with a 350000 Bonner Sunset spur addition in Montana.
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Louis M. Schlier
Alice Muzzey
The
State Normal College
Missoula
Dillon
South Atlantic
Milwaukee Railway
Bonner- Sunset
Montana
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Paulina
Nicholas Longworth
Teddy” Roosevelt
Proud Daddy
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Rotary
IR Health
M.E. Church
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Anderson Distillery
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