Noted rider of the early days passes
Henry Williams known as Broncho Williams, a famed rider of the early West, died last Monday at the Carter ranch near the city. He rode wild horses for decades, was part of the 25 outfit in Nevada, visited Chicago for the Columbian Exposition in 1893, owned racehorse Black Diamond, and is buried in Mountain View cemetery after services at Brundage chapel.
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Henry Williams
Carter Ranch
Broncho Williams
Arizona
Nevada
the Tribune
Beaverhead County
Chicago
Black Diamond
Brundage Chapel
Edward Smith
Mountain View Cemetery
Rotary talk highlights Boy's Week and Education Meeting
President Frank Eliel of the Rotary club spoke on National Boy's Week and urged adherence to Rotary International guidelines. President S E Davis of Normal College announced the Montana Education Association convention and invited members to a Friday Oct 30 gymnasium reception for visiting delegates. L K Adams led the meeting after returning from a Centennial Valley hunting trip.
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Frank Eliel
Rotary Club
Rotary International
S E. Davis
the Normal College
Montana Education Association
College Gymnasium
L. K. Adams
Centennial Valley
Crittenden Heads to Butte Hospital for Operation
H. C. Crittenden a well known rancher from Stone Creek went to St. James hospital in Butte on Wednesday afternoon for an operation.
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H. C. Crittenden
Stone Creek
Butte
St. James’ Hospital
Normal College Opens Season With 19 0 Win Over Ricks
Normal College defeated Ricks College of Rexburg Idaho 19 to 0 on the local field. Chick Murray scored two touchdowns and McNeil added one with Dillon also crossing early. The home team showed improvement since the earlier game with Butte Mines and missed extra points on two touchdowns.
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Normal College
Ricks College
Rexburg
Ida
Chick Murray
McNeil
Dillon
Murray
Butte Mines
Two Burglary Suspects Sentenced In River Road Case
Victor M. Bostwick alias G C Barr pleaded guilty to second degree burglary and drew 2½ to 5 years in state prison. Nick Papas admitted burglary at Grayling section house and got 1 to 5 years. Frank Powell was jailed 60 days for drunk and disorderly conduct and carrying a knife. William Moyer paid a $25 fine for trapping muskrats and shipping fur. Judge Rogers prepared for next month’s jury term.
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Victor M. Bostwick
G. C. Barr
H. G. Rodgers
Bostwick
Guilifoyle
River Road
Nick Papas
Grayling
Frank Powell
Gordon
Justice Court
Powell
William Moyer
Dell
Phillips
Moyer
Chas. Price
H. G. Rogers
Ed Toohey Dies After Long Illness at 60
Ed Toohey about 60 died Monday at the county farm from tuberculosis after a lingering illness. A county resident for about 15 years he worked on ranches until illness confined him to the farm. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church yesterday at eight o clock, Rev. F X Leschner officiating, burial followed at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Ed Toohey
F. X. Leschner
Mountain--View
Miss Annabel Desmond Named Assistant Editor at Montana University Paper
word from Dillon states Miss Annabel Desmond is chosen assistant editor of the Sentinel the official paper of Montana University while sister Maureen Desmond is picked to star in the Masquers annual play Captain Applejack the noted Broadway success
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Dillon
Annabel Desmond
the Sentinel
Montana University
Maureen
Applejack
Tax rolls completed and turned over to county treasurer
Beaverhead county prepares its annual tax statements after the rolls were handed from the clerk to the treasurer. The July 24 1925 Tribune estimated valuation and final balance show a slight variance of 144 dollars from the complete figure.
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Beaverhead County
the Tribune
Largest taxpayers listed in county tax digest
Tax digest shows 99 property owners over 500, 25 over 1,000 and 10 over 2,000 dollars. Oregon Short Line Railroad leads with 94,047.81, First National Bank 5,620.82, John Peterson 4,496.44. Major individuals include Morse with Cook Sheep Co 8,072.70 and E B Roe 2,118.46 among others.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad
First National Bank
John Peterson
J. E. Morse
Cook Sheep Company
E. B. Roe
Marjorie B. Briggs
J. H. Roberts
Arby Beardsley
Centennial Land and Cattle Co
P. & O. Livestock
Carter Livestock Co
Co. L. Livestock Co
Donovan Ranch Co
Exchange Nat'l Bank
Jorgen Jorgenson
Maggie H. Eddy
First Natl Bank of Lima
Henry Fitter
Montgomery Estates
J. H. Gilbert
Hildreth Livestock Co
Fred L. Hirschy
Huntington Sheep & Land Co
Portland Cattle Loan
Huntley Cattle Co
Ruby Ranch
M. E. Hay
Rank Hazelbaker
Maggie Halligan
James C. Harrison
Hughes Ranch Co
J. N. Jones
Martin Jackson
John J. Jackson
Anna M. Klein
Lovell Livestock
London Ranch Co
W. E. Lloyd
Basin Mercantile Co
Dillon Dry Goods Co
Anna P. Mansfield
Masonic Fraternity Society
Venora Metlen
Meine Livestock
Lmer Martinell
Montana, Mercantile Co
J.T. McKnight
H.R. Paddock
Adile Pierce
Tom Pierce
A. Potts
FE. P. Price
George Rebich
Katherine B. Rife
R. J. Dansie
Western Union
L. D. Foreman & Co
Mont. So. Ry. Co
Oregon Short Line
R. R
First National Bank of Dillon
G&p.r.r
Boston Montana Corp
Poindexter & Orr Livestock Co
Eliel Brothers
Montana Power
Cook Sheep
Beaverhead Ranch Co
Henry Thompson Western Wholesale Co
Mary D. Craver
Mountain States Tel. Co
Andrus Hotel Co
Brenner Livestock Co
Woods Livestock Co
Selway Sheep Co
Nay Bros
Wm. Montgomery Estate
Dillon, Implement.Co
A. O. Onsured
Craig Cornell
Ellis A. Selway Investment
George Clemon Albee Co
George Arnett & Son
Spring Creek Sheep Co
Richard
Beavers Face Silver and Blue Warriors Tomorrow
Gridiron history looms as the Beavers host the Silver and Blue Smelter City squad tomorrow afternoon. Wright should play, and coach Gunderson has drilled the team in preparation for a district title bid. Last Friday Dillon defeated Whitehall 12 to 7 on a muddy field with Dansie and Smith scoring for the Beavers.
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Beavers
Silver & Blue Warriors
Wright
Beaver
Gunderson
Butte
Whitehall
Dansie
Smith
Dillon
Good Literature Day at Methodist Church
Reading and Religion is the sermon theme for the morning service at the Methodist Church next Sunday announced by Rev. Carl Knudsen. October 25th is Good Literature Sunday worldwide and ministers will speak on relevant subjects. The service begins at 11:00.
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Methodist Church
Carl Knudsen
Methodist Episcopal Church
TISN
Roy Herndon
Epworth League
Bird House Contest Inspires Classroom Craft and Essay
Manual training classes from fifth to eighth grade run a bird house contest with students building miniature bird homes and writing a 150 word essay on Why America Should Preserve Its Birds. Prizes of 2.50 and six theatre tickets go to first and second place in each class, judged by Miss Ethel Hoffman Charles Niblack and Lawrence Price.
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America
Ethel Hoffman
Charles Niblack
Lawrence Price
Gas Tank Explosion Injures Montana Worker
Jack Dodge of Montana Auto Supply narrowly escaped serious injury Monday morning when a gas tank he was filling exploded. The tank had been rinsed with water but residual gas apparently ignited by the torch, causing the blast.
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Jack Dodge
Montana Auto Supply Company
County Commissioners Schedule Early November Meeting
The board will convene on November 2 to audit bills and claims. All bills or claims against the county must be filed by October 31 to allow completion of auditing before the meeting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Dillon hunter brings home elk first in Madison country
Harry Andrus proprietor of the Andrus hotel and Albert Metz el returned after a week’s hunting in Madison country last evening with a cow and calf elk. This marks the first Dillon hunter to return with an elk this season.
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Madison Country
Harry Andrus
Andrus Hotel
Dillon
Albert Metzel
Spearin Returns From Unionville After Mrs Spearin's Burial
William Spearin came home from Unionville Missouri where his wife was laid to rest weeks ago at Thompson cemetery. He visited relatives in Quincy Illinois while in the East.
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William Spearin
Unionville
Taxable value in Beaverhead county falls by one third
County records show total taxable valuation at 6.88 million with a 150000 drop from last year. Livestock value dips below one million for the first time in years, while Dillon and Lima rise due to town platting and a uniform assessment plan. Local taxes total 385851.52 with specific allocations to road, poor and district funds, schools, and city districts.
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Beaverhead
John S. Baker
Dillon
Lima
Emerick
Bruce Risley
Sitaite
City of Dillon
City of Lima
Brother of Hugh Climer Holds Hope in Casper Case
William Climer, brother of Hugh Climer found shot beside his wife in Casper, Wyoming on October 11, says his brother is slowly recovering. Coroner's inquest suggests Hugh may be innocent, with clues pointing to an unknown assailant. Climer's watch and money were taken after the shooting, according to the brother.
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William Climer
Hugh Climer
Casper
Wyo
Climer
Lima Infant Dies Funeral for Paul Cooper Held
H. M. Brundage traveled to Lima last Sunday to conduct funeral services for Paul Cooper a month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cooper. James H. Marshall and C. J. McDonald of Alder were in the city Tuesday for business.
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H. M. Brundage
Lima
Paul
Lee Cooper
James H. Marshall
C. J. McDonald
Alder
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Montgomery Brown
Arkansas
Longwell
Mainwaring
Green Weeseneee Jensen Crapate
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Levine
Loosi
Ricks
Purcell B. Johnson
Dockstadex Bary
Saiegadutiaene
Eeenity Benson
Sis
Seeepees Rudolph
Ruard MecMasters
Tone
Aseag
S. R. Johnson
Atnebele
McDonald
ShaeeSaeracya
Slewaclenta
Redford
Desmond
White Investment Co
Anderson & Christiansen
Miller Development Co
John G. Albers
John H. & Peters Anderson
Hans Anderson
Anderson Bros
J. H. Bray
J. M
Dodd
Beaverhead Realty Co
Maggie Eddy
Jennie Bishop
Katie Burfiend
Buddie
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Drain
John R. McQuigg
The
American Legion
McQuigg
Dillon & Lima
Roald Amundsen
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