Mrs Mary O'Brien Dies After Illness In Dillon
Mrs. Mary O'Brien died last Saturday at her daughter’s home in Armstead after a brief illness. Born February 8 1861 in Easton County New York she moved to Montana in 1885 and lived in Sheridan before Dillon. She leaves three daughters and several grandchildren. Funeral at St Rose Church Monday at 10 30 with Fr Clifford of Lima officiating and burial at Sheridan Cemetery beside her husband.
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Mary O'Brien
Edgar Rife
Armstead
Sheridan
Lee Tower
Anne Johnso
St. Rose Catholic Church
Father Clifford
Lima
Deer Lodge Beavers Clash Tomorrow On Home Field
Powell county high school Deer Lodge, a top mining district team, meets Beavers on the athletic field west of town. Fans expect a strong game as Beavers press on despite a snowy field, with Coach Gunderson directing daily practice.
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Powell County High School
Deer Lodge
Beavers
Education Association
Gunderson
Aged Mother of Harry Andrus Dies in Colorado
Mrs. M. L. Andrus, 94, matriarch of four sons and three daughters, and pioneer Boulder resident, died at her Boulder home. Harry Andrus, owner of the Andrus hotel, received word Tuesday morning announcing the death.
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Harry Andrus
Andrus Hotel
M. L. Andrus
Boulder
Colo
Welcome Teachers in Dillon Heralds Strong School Pride
The Dillon community expresses genuine welcome to visiting teachers. Residents praise local schools and the Normal College, noting Dillon as a cow county and top sheep center with a strong education tradition. The Tribune promises support and hospitality for visiting educators.
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Dillon
Normal College
the Tribune
Frank Eliel
State Board of Education
William. J. Lowey
Whitehall
S. E. Davis
English Council
College University
Modern Language
Training School
Northern Pacific line to the coast eyed via Idaho route
The Northern Pacific plans a transcontinental link from the Salmon to Stites connecting Lewiston and the Clearwater branch to reach the Pacific coast. Extending through Armstead to Twin Bridges would complete a level corridor, unlocking mineral and agricultural potential and attracting investment in the upper Clearwater region, with Wallace Miner noting strong mining prospects.
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Gilmore &Pittsburg
Salmon
Stites
Northern Pacific
Clearwater
Lewiston
Armstead
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Butte
Idaho
Lolo Pass
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Salmon River
Lemhi County
South Fork
Wallace
Beaverhead County High School Midwinter Carnival Plans
Students at Beaverhead County High School announce their annual midwinter carnival to be held on November 20 and 21. The program includes band and orchestra numbers, vaudeville sketches, singing, dancing, and other acts with strong talent anticipated for a lively winter event.
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Beaverhead County
Bogers Visit Miss An Astacia Ace Teaching School
A party including Misses Marie Boger Agnes Reid Bernice Bowers Mrs F E Boger and Waldom with Eadie Boger drove to Bozeman for a weekend visit to Miss An Astacia Ace who is teaching school.
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Marie Boger
Agnes Reid
Bernice Bowers
F. E. Boger
Waldom
Eadie Boger
Bozemian
An‘astacia Ace
Montana Education Convention Opens in Dillon With 350 Teachers
The western division of the Montana Education Association opened in Dillon with about 350 educators attending from the western district. Gov. Erickson and other officials were scheduled to speak as the four day program includes county institutes from Jefferson Madison Deer Lodge and Powell.
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Montana
Montana Education Association
Butte
J. E. Erickson
H. T. J. Coleman
University of British Columbia
Henry Gatley
A. T. Peterson
Beaverhead County
Linden McCullough
S. E. Davis
Angelina Smith
J. H. Gilbert
Alice Roe
Vivian Robe
C. W. Robinson
B. J. Gunderson
Earl Fairbanks
Dillon Rotary Club
Dillon
Andrus
Normal College
T. W., Bennett
St. James Episcopal Church
Roscoe
Cornell
Extracts From Convention Talks
Dean Coleman argues against class stratification and warns such divisions fail over time. Rev. Gatley praises teaching as a vocation while urging character development. S R Logan notes underfunding of schools as a key government function and questions equal opportunity in education. Speakers credit educator progress and say schools can reshape social order.
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Dean Coleman
Plato
Rev
Gatley
S. R. Logan
Beavers Edge Anaconda In Weekend Grid Fight
Dillon’s Beavers outplay Anaconda 0–? with standout runs by Yale and Long. Long restored a kickoff return for 85 yards and Dansie scored on a reversal, while Anaconda’s Long and Nelson starred. Mulaney returns from illness and adds depth to the Dillon lineup.
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Yale
Daniel
Little
Beavers
Silver
Blue Warriors
Anaconda
Butte
Beaver
Anacondas
Dansie
Long
Nelson
Bealle. Smith
J. Curley
I. T. Dunn
Stoddard
Gordon ‘Lovell G
Jardine Nelson
R. G- Kerr
Tescher
Swwhheath
Putnam R. E
Clemon ' Long
Dillon’s Tax Levy Lowest Among Counties and Cities
The Montana Taxpayer’s Association reports 1925 Dillon tax levy at 12.5 mills the lowest among city municipalities. Beaverhead County total levy 34.25 mills places it in the lower half of Montana counties, with Cascade 21 mills and Mussellshell 47.5. Darby 6 mills and Browning 88 mills mark wide local variation. Great Falls city levy 22 mills. Beaverhead schools show high district levies in places.
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Montana Taxpayer’s Association
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Cascade County
Mussellshell
Cutbank
Darby
Browning
Lima
Great Falls
Beaverhead County
Baxter Buys Out Clark's Interest in Sugar Bowl
In a deal completed the latter part of the week Anson Baxter purchased W H Clark's stake in the Sugar Bowl cafe. Baxter will run the restaurant and continue as a salesman for Montana Auto Supply while Clark's future plans are unsettled. The eatery will stay open all evening during the teachers convention.
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Anson Baxter
W. H. Clark
Sugar Bowl Cafe
Baxter & Clark
Baxter
Montana Auto Supply Company
Clark
Prospector Kills Bear Near Wise River
Sheriff Dan Mooney reports a prospector named Frank Wilson found an old mother bear with two cubs in a den on Wise River. Wilson killed the mother with his pick and captured the cubs after a strenuous tussle. He was scratched and barely clothed after the fight.
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Dan Mooney
Frank Wilson
Wise River
Wilson
Miles City State to Build $51,000 Heating Plant
Miles City State will construct a $51,000 heating plant for the boys' school in the city. The project aims to improve heating efficiency and provide a safer, more reliable facility for campus operations.
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Miles City
State
Thorpe's return to football sparks pro Giants buzz
The famed Carlisle Indian star Jim Thorpe, an Olympic champion and versatile athlete, is described as back in action with the New York Giants in this era, with fans calling his season the peak of the game and hinting at renewed competition with rivals like Johnson.
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Thorpe
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Vention Mont
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