Beavers rout Bozeman in decisive gridiron win
Beaverhead High School defeated Bozeman 27 to 7 on the local gridiron. Wright scored three touchdowns and Little kicked three goals as Dillon dominated from the opening quarter, pulling away with strong ground plays and key long runs.
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Beaverhead
Bozeman High
Bozeman
DeFrates
Dillon
Wright
Yale
Little
Beavers
Bullhart
Wilson
Sanders
Spencer
Sweeney
Smith
Gunderson
Bozeman Dillon Defrate
Bulheart
Cee Yale
Breden
Wesstodee
Cashmore Center
WRRL
Deeane Lee Mees
Et Price
Stevens
Happy Orr
Romaine
Kerr
Coool
Cece
Cye
Ette Nenesc
Seraves
Anderson
Cosgrove
Teachers Leave to Play Ricks and Weber Teams
The Normal college football team departs for Rexburg Idaho to meet Ricks college in their season opener Thursday. They then travel to Ogden to face Weber college the 1920s Utah Idaho Junior college conference champions. Coach Hollister leads 18 players in key positions with hopes to extend their two game winning streak over Ricks despite inexperience and sickness.
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Hollister
Rexburg
Idaho
Ricks College
Ogden
Weber College
Utah-Idaho
Enes
Smith
Henneberry
Botech
Moe
Nelson
Buckman
Benson
Scott
Walker
McDermond
R. Johnson
C. Johnson
L. H. B. McNeil
Taylor
Thompson
McDonald
Emerson
Howe
High and Training Schools Play the Game
The high school Midgets and training school football teams tied 7 to 7 after the fourth quarter in their first game of the year. Joe Smith scored for the training school with Brundage adding the extra point, while Ralph Banning and Floyd Vanderrift scored for the Midgets. Beavers and Normal college squads also practiced that afternoon.
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Joe Smith
Brundage
Ralph Banning
Floyd Vanderrift
Iour
Iour Teams Were In Pratice
Beavers
Deer Season Opens Friday October 19
The year sets October 15 to November 16 as the open season for deer with strict limits. Hunters report variable deer sightings across Dillon county, while higher elevations remain snowy and cold only in spots. The statute allows one male deer with horns four inches above the skull or one deer of either sex in Mineral Lake Flathead Lincoln Sanders Ravalli counties, with penalties for wasting edible portions.
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Dillon
Mineral
Lake
Flathead
Lincoln
Sanders
Ravali
Winter's Approach Fails To Deter Divot Diggers
Two local golf teams played eighteen holes last Sunday with Capitan Stephan's squad winning by nine points over Captain Price's team. Top scores included Stephan 94 Price 104 Magnus 104 Menke 108 Bulger 108 McCracken 106 Dr Best 116 C P Thomas 116. Team totals 522 and 581.
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Capitan Stephan
Price
Stephan
Magnus
Menke
Bulger
McCracken
Dr. Best
C. P. Thomas
Centerville Midgets Edge Dillon Independents
The Centerville Midgets defeated the Dillon Independents 8 to 0 at the athletic field in a brisk Sunday game. Centerville used strong defense and sharp plays to secure the early touchdown and a critical safety, while Dillon featured several ex‑high school and college players.
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Butte
Centerville
Dillon Independents
Dillon
Sportsmen Oppose Lower Tourist Fishing License Change
The Southeastern Montana Sportsmen's Association in Hardin voted against reducing the tourist fishing license from 3.50 to 1. They also left it to county sportsmen to decide on extending the fishing season to May 21, rather than March 15, due to varying local conditions. Some members opposed the Sage Hen early season from August 1 to 5, arguing it reduces access to other game, while others supported it to curb overabundant birds and protect crops.
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Southeastern Montana Sportsmen’s Association
Hardin
State Fish and Game Commission
Hardin Tribune ‘Herald
Bannack Social Notes Highlight Dillon Visitors and Local Guests
Evan Burrill of Dillon is visiting Bannack. Mrs. Joe Collins is visiting Bannack and recently attended the Salmon fair. R. H. Underwood motored to Dillon on business last Tuesday. Ray Ashworth was a guest at his uncle William Ashworth's home last Tuesday.
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Joe Collins
Salmon
R. H. Underwood
Dillon
Ray Ashworth
William Ashworth
Wonderful Health Repays Wise For Thought
Mrs. Wm. C. Fischer of Louisville Kentucky says Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, help her during severe ailments. She reports still using Foley Pills at times and credits them with maintaining wonderful health. Foley Pills have been in use over 25 years as a reliable tonic medicine.
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Wm. C. Fischer
Woodbourne Ave
Louisville
Keep Trade at Home Editorial Ends Buy at Home Appeal
The Bozeman Courier argues buy at home campaigns depend on merchants. Loyal residents buy locally when goods, service, and advertising meet expectations. Effective, continuous advertising by merchants is essential, with editorial support optional but not sufficient without competitive prices and good merchandise.
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Bozeman Courier
Courier
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Lew Cody
Carmel Myers
Dorothy Phillips
Reginald Denny and
Laura LA Plante
Skinners
Harold Lloyd
Winter
Bannack News
Evan Burrl
Bannack
Hes
Huber Bros
Tribune
Hazelbaker
Bradley’s
Glover
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