Giants Hunting Drive Exterminates Birds in Valley Contest
At dawn Sunday two hunter teams led by C. C. Thornton and Roy Forester hunted predatory birds across the valley. They killed 55 crows, 3 owls, 203 magpies, and 11 hawks. No gophers were taken due to hibernation. a few coyotes fled but none were killed. Harold Blinn was the odd participant and helped team 1 win 3 015 to 2 915. Henry Deatech led with 785 points. A banquet followed at the Sugar Bowl cafe before plans for future drives. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Baxter and others departed for California via Seattle to settle near Los Angeles.
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C. C. Thornton
Roy Forester
Nimrods
Sugar Bowl
Harold Blinn
Thornton
Henry Deatech
Absent Ballots Open for General Election Reach
Ballots available for voters absent from the county on election day November 13. County Clerk John S. Baker urges early requests to ensure ballot return. Registration lists show 3,652 total with 875 new names since August primary and Lima precinct growth. Top precincts include Dillon South 552, Dillon North 438, Lima 314.
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John S. Baker
Secretary of State
Lima
Dillon
Dillon South
Dillon North
Dillon West
Dillon South Central
Wisdom
Dillon North Central
Argenta Chosen for Annual Go Picnic Site
Argenta was selected as the site for the Normal students October picnic or Go. On Saturday the student body and faculty will ride automob ile trucks to the historic mining region twelve miles west of Dillon. The trip will visit the famous cave six miles west of Argenta, the old mines, and the Argenta smelter from the district’s productive era.
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Argenta
Dillon
Sheep Canyon
Axe’s Canyon
Beaverhead Rock
Muskrats Seen As Harbingers Of Milder Winter
Ranchers in the Centennial valley expect a milder winter, based on muskrats beginning to build winter quarters this year versus a year ago when they had already completed construction. Sam Hayden, visiting Dillon, noted muskrats are considered weather prophets by locals.
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Centennial Valley
Sam Hayden
Dillon
Training School Primary Notes Show Enrollment Rise
The new primary building at the Training school reports 239 pupils this week after four new enrollments, boosting total primary enrollment to 288 with 34 in the old building. Kindergarten toy and book donations, a new fish bowl and rug were added to the rest room. The Primary club met at Miss Dorothy Roberts’s home on Kentucky avenue. Visitors are invited to Friday morning entertainments at the new building where one class entertains the others between 9 and 9 30.
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Dorothy Roberts
Kentucky Avenue
Shrine Parade Here on Next Saturday Evening
The Shriners parade is planned for Saturday evening October 7 1922 with a band concert and depot platform formation before the parade. Marshall of Day Noble Perry R Bower and Potentate Noble R R Rathbone lead the unit, followed by A M Riddell Asst Marshall of Day. The program includes Bagdad Banner and Guard Bagdad Band Bagdad Patrol and automobile entries. A patrol drill on Montana street will follow.
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the Shriners
Butve
Marshall
Noble Perry R. Bower
Noble R. R. Rathbone
Noble A. M. Riddell
Bagdad
Montana Street
Banquet Planned by Baptist Aid Society for Shrines
The Baptist Aid society will furnish the banquet for the Shriners tomorrow evening. The high school gymnasium will be used for serving the meal. About 400 will be provided for.
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Ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
Shriners
Dillon party heads to Idaho for month long big game hunt
W W Hawkins, Dr RE Curry, R T Wemple, and Bud Hartwig of Dillon depart to Clearwater country Idaho for a month long big game hunt. They will travel via Salmon and join Bert McNab and others, then drive as far as possible by auto and pack the last thirty miles through rugged country in one of the Rockies wildest regions.
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W. W. Hawkins
RE. D. Curry
R. T. Wemple
Bud” Hartwig
Dillon
Clearwater
Idaho
Bert McNab
Rockies
Liquor and Gambling Violations Charged in Lima District Court
Adam Ponick was arrested in Lima and arraigned in justice court on selling intoxicating liquor and bound over to district court. He pled not guilty and posted a $200 bond. Curtis Adams Mosette and Davis pled guilty to gambling in district court and were fined $100 each. Adams paid, others remain in jail.
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Adam Ponick
Lima
Dillon
Justice Court
Curtis Adams
Mosette
Davis
Adams
George Clemon Returns Home from Big Hole
George Clemon came back to his Big Hole residence early this week. Reports say he closed a deal while here for all the feeders that re-cin handle this winter.
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George Clemon
Big Hole
Beaverhead Beats Whitehall in Season Opener
Beaverhead football squads return home victorious after a 49 to 6 win over Jefferson County High at Whitehall. Beaverhead dominated play with a strong line and sharp defense, while Whitehall managed only an interception on Dillon’s 20 yard line. The Dillon squad showed potential for a top state team as schedules tempt with interstate games and fast mining district clubs.
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Beaverhead
Jefferson County
Whitehall
Dillon
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