New Game Laws Take Effect in Montana Open Season Begins
New federal migratory game laws and the Montana big game open season began October 1. Hunters may not hunt before sunrise or after sunset as calculated astronomically. Elk permits are limited with one per person in certain counties, and deer, grouse, and other game have specific seasonal limits. Local hunters report plentiful chicken and grouse and some deer sightings while several trips yield no big game.
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Congress
Montana
Bureau of Biological Survey
Oregon Short Line
Beaverhead County
Armstead
Pittsburg
Gilmore
Sweetgrass
Park
Gallatin
Madison
Teton
Flathead
Powell and Missoula
Swan
J. B. Poindexter
Frank Knotts
E. B. Roe
Bedrock
George Knox
Dell
Golden Rule
Argenta Lakes
Dillon
Help Wanted for Self Supporting Students at Normal College
The committee on student help at the Normal college seeks hourly work for students or homes offering board. Interested parties should contact Evita McDowenl Mrs. L. R. Free Nina M. Nasu or R. Clark for arrangements.
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Normal College
Evita McDowenl
L. R. Free
Nina M. Nasu
R. Clark
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Ad Claims Quick Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a daily scalp rub and tonic. It promotes shampooing every two weeks with soap and water and claims the product sold by Potts drugstore in a 50 cent bottle quickly stops dandruff and relieves itching.
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Potts
Property for Sale Near Dillon with Livestock and Equipment
For sale one hundred twenty five acres with improvements and machinery located two miles from Dillon. Seventeen head of Jenson, Dilton.
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Dillon
Jenson
Dilton
Rev Dr Bechtold Honored After Silver Jubilee Visit
Dillon residents recall Rev Dr Bechtold who visited with Frank Bechtel proprietor of Beaverhead brewery. The Indiana Catholic shows the twenty fifth anniversary of his ordination celebrated Sept 22 at St Meinard seminary. Students serenaded him and a mahogany smoking stand with silver fixtures bearing his name and dates 88 113 was awarded.
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Dillon
Bechteld
Frank Bechtell
Beaverhead
Indiana Catholic
the Tribune
Bechtold
St. Meinards
St. Meinard
Indiana
Seminay
William T Meyers Dies at 69 in Beaverhead County
William T Meyers longtime Beaverhead County resident and county hospital inmate died last Tuesday at the county farm from asthma at age 69. He lived in the county 25 years and is survived by nine sisters and one brother. Funeral from Brundage Parlors Wednesday afternoon with Rev. W S Watson conducting the burial service. A nephew and niece from Butte attended the funeral.
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William T. Meyers
Beaverhead County
Meyers
Brundage Undertaking
W.S. Watson
John Meyers
Butte
E. V. Ostrander
Melrose
Calvin Patrick
Dell
Dilton
Emery Keller
Lima
Dillon
Edmund. J. Callaway
Bozeman
Frank Madden
Forest Service
Argenta
Joph Poindexter
Virginy City
Father Foley
Helena
Charles Phillips
Lee Louis
Utah
W. A. Clark
Cliff Lake
Madison
M. D. Gist
O. K
Jackson
Marvin Poindexter
Eugene Trask
Ernest Orr Spen
Spencer Harwood
Spencer
Idaho
W. E L. Jones
Laurel
Albert Stamm Jewelery
Jones
Dillon Mont
George Palmer
Palmer
Bud McGrath
Herman Jackson
C. E. Brook
Oregn Short Line Railroad
G. T. Paul
Salt Lake City
Charles Perry
Murray
I. S. Hathaway
Birch Creek Lakes
Bearhead Ranch Company
Ira Saders
J. H. Ladue
Diamond C Ranch
Blaine
C.F. Martinell
Billings
Martinells
Martinnell
Martinell
Montana
Will G. Richmond
Inglewood
Cal
Foley
Potts
Advim
Practical Journalism Course Expands High School Newsrooms
The Helena Independent notes midwest high schools add hands on journalism classes. It predicts swelling reporter numbers from 450 to about 1000 as students gain practical experience and prepare for future newsroom work.
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Middle West
Helena Independent
Morning Service on the Short Line Seeks New Train
The United Commercial Travelers press for a morning train on the Short Line to connect Butte with Dillon and Lima. Current trains depart 5:40 p m and 11:10 p m forcing travelers to overnight or delay work, with a proposed 7 am departure and 8:40 pm return to enable same day trips. They aim to present the request to general agent E A Shewe, claiming broad support from Montana firms and statewide business leaders.
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United Commercial
Dillon
Butte
Lima
Beaverhead
E. A. Shewe
Butte United Commercial
Montana
Methodist Church Services and Themes for Sunday
The pastor A W Hamilton announces Sunday services at 11 morning with Visual Values of High Altitudes and 7:30 evening with Prophetic Insight. Sunday school at 10, Epworth League at 6:30, evening worship at 7:30. A warm welcome to all attendees.
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Methodist Church
A. W. Hamilton
Quick Help to Backache and Rheumatism Ad
An advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills offering quick relief for backache rheumatism and weak kidneys. It claims the pills cleanse the blood and restore healthy kidney function, with Potts the druggist named as the seller.
Money and Comfort Balance in Life
The Spokesman Review contends money adds comfort but does not equal it. It notes that self raised vegetables and personal space bring real ease beyond monetary purchases. It warns conveniences may hinder real comfort and advises seeking comfort in smaller, overlooked places.
Beaverhead County Seeks Wagon Road Bids in 1913
Sealed lump sum proposals for building fifty thousand seventy two feet of wagon road from a continental divide point down Trail Creek will be received by Beaverhead County Montana. Bids open in Dillon with District Forester and County Commissioners on October 14 1913. 5 percent bid bond required. checks returned for unsuccessful bidders. safeguards on award.
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Board of County Commissioners
Dillon
Montana
Nordia
Board’ of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
District Forester, Forest Service
Missoula
United States
Continental Divide
Trail Creek
District Forester
Bitter Root-Big Hole Road
Pasture and Alfalfa Offer from Fleming and Geiger
Fleming Geiger of Dell Montana advertises 2,000 acres of good winter pasture and 125 tons of first crop alfalfa for sale or lease. Box 23, 41-41.
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Fleming & Geiger
Dell
Mont
Allegheny County Appropriates 13000 for Mother Pensions
Allegheny county Pennsylvania commissioners approve a 13000 appropriation to pay pensions to mothers with dependent children. Governor Tenet must appoint a trustees board to direct the funds and the county’s share of a state 100000 appropriation. Eligibility hinges on child dependence after father’s death or desertion and trustee judgement of qualifications. The program is experimental and covers one year.
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Allegheny County
Commissioners
Selway Realty Listing in Dillon Montana
Prices and particulars for Hawley J. Selway at 39 31 Grant in Dillon Montana outline property details. The notice lists contact points and terms for sales or leasing opportunities tied to the Dillon address.
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Hawley J. Selway
Grant Or Dillon, Mont
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