Butte High Dominates Dillon In 47 to 0 Victory
Butte High School overwhelmed Dillon High School 47 to 0 last Saturday aided by a strong forward pass game and Donnelly’s leadership. Barrett starred for Dillon with standout runs, while Butte’s defense clamped down in the second half.
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Butte High School
Dillon High School
Butte
Donnelly
Butte Boys
Dillon
Richards
McAuliffe
Ball
Finch
Bird
Barrett
Chapman
Bartzen
MechAulliffe
Rowe
Gosman
Evans
Chapman Barrett
Holtz
Miner’s
Thorugh
Phelps
Dillon Boys
Richard
Dillon Dee c
Ball Bargen
Harris R. G. Finch
Windwood
L. G. Bird
Thrasher
R. T. Murray Dahlberg
L. T. Collins
Rowe Tr
Badcon
Bartzenll
Wyatt
McFarland Donnelly
Q. B. Gosman
Volger
McFarland Richards
H. B. Evans Harris
Clinch J. B. Chapman
Stevenson
H. B. Duff
Mosher
Towers
Crittenden
Great Falls
Butte Post
Beaverhead High School
Dillon Lads
Dillon Ists
Montana
Bert Adams Tower
Tower
Former Dillon Resident Dies in Twin Bridges
Mrs. Joseph B. Marshall, sister of Mrs. Mary Griffiths of Dillon, died in Twin Bridges early Tuesday. Born in Nunika Michigan 23 years ago she moved to Montana four years ago. Survived by husband James Marshall a baby boy two weeks old her mother Mrs. Phoebe Martin five sisters and two brothers.
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Joseph B. Marshall
Mary Griffiths
Twin Bridges
Marshall
Dillon
Mr. Marshall
Griffiths
Madison County
Nunika
Mich
Montana
Phoebe Martin
Geo. Taylor
Cooperville
Mary Griffith
Maude Stern
Chicago
Rose Lockhart
Kenesaw, Nebraska
Otto Schulz
Jay D. Gray
Seattle
Wash
William R.gray
Nunica
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Montana Governor I S V Stewart
Governor I S V Stewart proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Montana on November 27. He urges prayerful observance, gratitude for prosperity, and faith in divine guidance for the state’s future, noting Montana’s peace, civic progress, and absence of calamity.
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Montana
Plymouth Colony
I. S. V. Stewart
United States
Helena
United States of America
Consigned Clips Free Wool Prices in Steady Trade
Prospective conditions in the wool trade for the year end show little change since the tariff bill was signed. The Boston market reports a moderate volume with conservative dealings and steady quotations as consigned stock remains slightly above the accepted level to avert a surplus. Year to date Boston receipts are estimated near 200 million pounds, with only partial totals available for the season.
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Boston Monitor
Boston
Acquittals and Burglary Conviction Reported in Local Court
Lawrence Gray was acquitted in district court. Frank Johnson, charged with second degree assault, was acquitted by a jury after alleged shootings at workers in the Big Sheep basin. William Skillhorn convicted of second degree burglary and sentenced to one year in Deer Lodge State Prison. Joseph Edwards found guilty of receiving stolen property and sentenced to nine months.
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District Court
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Nick Goha
Peter Vasaska
Clarence Plum
Walter Crowell
William Skillhorn
Skillhorn
Poindexter
Deer Lodge
Joseph Edwards
Medicine Lodge Robbery Trials and Sentences
J B Mason found guilty of robbing the Medicine Lodge post office and Jules Guyaz’s store with $95 stolen. He received a ten year state prison sentence. Lawrence Gray acquitted after testimony and a night court session. Walter Jones jailed four years for watch theft. Verl Swindell acquitted of robbery. William Loughtney convicted on horse stealing and ex-convict charges, ten years. William Wilson failed to appear. bond forfeited.
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Lawrence Gray
Mason
Medicine Lodge
Gray
Jules Guyat
Will Templin
Grant
Templin Ranch
Templin
A. Baldisero
H. B. Duff
George M. Melton
Walter Jones
Jones
Poindexter
Verl Swindell
Swindell
William Loughtney
Loughtney
Centennial Livestock and Cattle Company
Idaho
Loughbney
Deer Lodge
Burns
State of Montana
William Wilson
Wig
Wilson
Montana railroad commission visits Dillon and Armstead
The Montana state railroad commission arrived in Dillon on a special Oregon Short Line train. Members included C. E. Brooks C. Ira Tuttle E. A. Shewe and commissioners E. A. Morley J. H. Hall and Dan Boyle. After inspecting local property they proceeded to Armstead where W. N. Bichler joined for a full Gilmore & Pittsburg railroad inspection.
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Montana State Railroad Commission
Dillon
Oregon Short Line
Butte
C. E. Brooks
Montana
C. Ira Tuttle
Salt Lake
E. A. Shewe
Messrs
E. A. Morley
J. H. Hall
Dan Boyle
Beaverhead County Teachers Institute Sets Attendance Record
Beaverhead County teachers met in Dillon under County Superintendent Margaret Ross for a highly successful institute. All fifty two teachers attended, a record unmatched in the county. The program featured Miss Jeanette Kling, Mary Lee Wilson, Dr. Garver, Prof. Bruner, and Mrs. Kling, with lectures on geography in history and rural education, plus a banquet and student involvement.
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Beaverhead County
Teachers’ Institute
Dillon
Margaret Ross
Miss Ross
Jeanette Kling
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bruner
Rural Teachers’ Association
Cliley
Kling
Wilson
Miss Wilson
Gussie Gundaker
Monida
Martha Barnes
Hannah Falconer
Alberta Andrus
May Sprinkle
Alma van de Walker
Lydia Roberts
Lillian Baker
Ada Nutting
Bert Shortt
Anna Hazzard
Mary Innes
Annabel Long
Florence Gardiner
Reitta Rust
Anna Russel
Delia Dorchester
Jessie Rait
Lillian Hedges
Polaris
Rosalind Canniff
Bannack
Katherine Meers
Mill Point
Lucy Kemper
Reichle
Mabel McMullen
Grant
Harriet M. Schrader
Grace Wilcox
Clara Miller
Winifred Duff
Lima
T. Reichle
Willis
Nevada Wall
Mifred Whitney
Melrose
Bessie Wall
Armstead
Bertha Crase
Dewey
Margaret Lyons
Dell
Julia Rose
Nicholia
Myrtle Anderson
Margaret Mahoney
Fox
Jennie Tweedy
Wisdom
Helena Boldt
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A. M. Alderson
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Railroad Commission
County Teachers’ Meeting
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