Death of J W Scott in Salt Lake City and Armstead tribute
Announcement of James Walter Scott of Armstead who died Sunday night at 11 30 in Salt Lake City L D S hospital. Funeral held at Armstead with Rev H G Humphrey officiating. Scott, born 1853 in Ohio, was a long trusted Beaverhead County figure, former postmaster, businessman, and community leader.
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J. W. Scott
Armstead
Salt Lake City
Dillon
Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Scott
Sacajawea
Salt Lake
Methodist- Episcopal Church
H. G. Humphrey
Willis
Bishop
Armstrong
Stephan
Finch
M. E. Church
Idaho youths released after Rexbury arrest
Four Idaho residents Cleo Bubee 18 Rose Poritt 19 Joe Sparkman 19 and A J Boeman 21 were brought to Dillon after a stolen car ride in a Chalmers roadster. Directions from Rexbury sheriff led to their arrest but charges were withdrawn in justice court and they were released, returning home by train.
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Idaho
Cleo Bubee
Rose Poritt
Joe Sparkman
A. J. Boeman
Dillon
Chalmers
Rexbury
Justice Court
Beaverhead Angler Leader Scott Dies at Armstead
From Dr. John A. Donovan of Butte the Post recalls James Scott as a charter Butte Anglers member and early promoter of stream replenishment in Beaverhead County. He helped plant fish in Red Rock Lake and Red Rock river, later choosing animals over hunting. Survived by wife two daughters Park T. Scott a former AEF officer in Armstead three sisters brother-in-law and several nieces and nephews.
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John A. Donovan
Butte
Scott
Isaak Walton
Beaverhead County
Red Rock Lake
Red Rock River
Butte Angler’s Club
Mr. Scott
Clarence E. Seage
Staten Island
N.Y
Grand Young
Weiser
Idaho
Park T. Scott
Armstead
Emma Buckley
Thomas Brazil
Kalamazoo
Mich
Louis Chapman
Pierre City
Alf Decker
Lottie Kimmel
J H. Youngken
Lima
Jesse ,Malcomb
Edith Decker Herndon
May
NPCS
BAN Aa
Reeer Eee
Reareneaeee Ernie
Argenta Township
Eaters Cecerte
Anette Bahenanseseesseesner
Bannack
Eeeaany Esha Eeeestnacenee
Garretts Township
TNR
Dell
Dewey Township
Dillon Township
Dillon City
Glendale
Grant Township
Tanedeen Ranenseesa Bebare
Asseteneebietens
Jackson
Deneer
Monida
Theras Ease Heyessanet
Polaris
Red Rock
Wisdom Township
Ovens
Blacktail
Horse Prairie
Pioneer Township
Asgate
Blewl
Walima Town
Ee Neta
Rene Nye
Eget Tsaetenee Nee Ee
Euema Varseca Ensaer
Census Returns of Beaverhead County Announcement
Preliminary census notice from the Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census in Washington. This worded release outlines early Beaverhead County census figures with caveats that data may be adjusted during corrections. It signals ongoing national population enumeration and regional details forthcoming.
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Beaverhead County
U. S
Department of Commerce Bureau
Washington
Teaching Force Incomplete At Public School Start
The term begins next Monday with an unusually large enrollment anticipated. To house pupils a new building may be needed next year as four rooms will be used this year in the central school and college buildings. The faculty is three short but vacancies will be filled. The list includes Miss Innes, Miss Baillie, Miss Meihlein, and many others across grades and departments. A kindergarten will operate and five to six year olds may enter grade 1B after two weeks.
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Miss Innes
Miss Baillie
Meihlein
Miss Roberts
Mrs. Cluley
Miss Wemyss
Marie Boger
Williams
Finley Roe
Annual Meeting of Silver Bow Baptist Association
The Silver Bow Baptist Association holds its annual gathering in Dillon with sermons, devotions, committee appointments, and programs led by Rev. Geo MacDougall Dr. C A Cook and others. Montana state work includes a note that $50 million has been sent for hay and feed in the past year.
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The
Silver Bow Baptist Association
Geo. MacDougall
Lee Hayes
T. W. Hayes
Henry Grant
C. A. Cook
Gen. Board of Promotion
J. A. Hoffman
C. H. Burrill
R. R. Rathbone
Montana
Liberty Bond Owners Urged to Rally for 5 Percent Serial Bonds
A Washington notice from the Republican Publicity Association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr argues that the Democratic administration caused Liberty Bond losses totaling about 2.1 billion dollars from May 1920 market prices. It urges President Harding and a Republican Congress to refund all Liberty Bonds into a 5 percent serial bond and restore the 2 billion dollar loss to bondholders.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Treasury Department
Treasury
United States
Harding
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Senate
Republican Congress
Beaverhead county farm product exhibit seeks samples
Beaverhead county seeks samples of grains grasses and farm products for an exhibit to be displayed in the rooms of the Butte Chamber of Commerce. Deliver to F A Hazlebaker or notify if delivery is not possible and they will be collected. The exhibit is expected to benefit the county and should be as complete as possible.
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Beaverhead County
Butte Chamber of Commerce
F. A. Hazelbaker
Freedom Sought by U S Congress in Harding Support
Washington reports that both House and Senate back cooperation not dictation under Warren G. Harding. The lawmakers praise his conservatism and aim to restore constitutional balance, defend treaty power, curb executive overreach, and ensure Congress leads major legislation.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
United States
House
Senate
Marion
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
McKinley
Committee On Ways and Means
Congress
Wilson
Burleson
Palmer
Cox
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James Walter Scott OF
Mountain View
Glen Decker
Carl Decker
Clarence Decker
J. H. Youngken
Roy Herndon
F. E. Foote
James Walter Scott
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Ontario
Indiana
LaGrange Collegiate Institute of
Ind
Iowa
Stanton
Laura Tolman
Red Oak
Scott & Decker
Alpheus Decker
C. D
Redrock
Sol. Decker
Bedrock
Gilmore & Pittsburgh
Annual Meeting OF Baptist Association
Baptist
A. A. Layton
Liberty Bond
U.s.congress
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