Lima Railroaders Defeat Dillon M W A 8 to 3 For Purse
Lima wins the Labor Day clash 8 to 3 at the Athletic field earning the $150 purse. Taylor fans eight while Dillon Errors cost the Woodmen. Brewerton Merrill and Blickenbaker lead Lima with key hits as Gosman limits Dillon to three hits. Eight Dillon players strike out as Vanderlift injures an ankle and Brundage replaces him.
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Lima
Dillon M. W. A
Athletic
Dillon Boys
Taylor
Woodmen
Railroaders
Dillon
Woodchoppers
Gosman
Lima Boys
Yima
Blickenbaker
Whalen
Brewerton
Gassman
Paul
Keane
Merrill
Thompson
Brewer
Jacobson
Hooper
Deputy
Fuller
Burrell
Gossman
Vanderlift
Ili Brundage
Vlickenbaker
Brundage
Gauthier
Tanner
Burrells
Brewert
Vandegrift
H PO 'Blickenbaker
Ss Keane
Cf Deputy
New Sheridan Exchange Augments Service Value
The last workman has departed and Sheridan patrons are connected to the new exchange with unchanged numbers. The magneto ringing is stronger and reduces interference with radio operators. New quarters offer better space for operators and public access, reflecting Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company’s investment to provide top service.
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New Exchange
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Sheridan
Sheridan Forum
Evelyn Greenhalgh Weds Carl Olson in Dillon Ceremony
In a small gathering of relatives and close friends, Miss Evelyn Greenhalgh wed Carl H. Olson of Salt Lake City last Tuesday. The Rev. Carl Knudsen officiated at the Methodist church. The reception at the Gleed home featured sweet peas and smilax. The couple departed for a honeymoon to Salt Lake City and will reside in Castledale, Utah where Olson will coach the high school.
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Evelyn Greenhalgh
Reuneon
Carl H. Olson
Salt Lake City
Carl Knudsen
Methodist Church
Henry Gleed
Castledale
Utah
Olson
Lowell Smith
Miss Greenhalgh
Henry Gleed, Jr
Dillon
University of Utah
Utah University
Leadore Boy Kills Self Accidentally
The 11 year old Forest Shepard of the John Coleman ranch near Leadore was found dead with a forehead wound after going out to shoot a magpie. His sisters Melvina and Dean found him 200 yards from the house as the family prepared to move for winter.
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Walter Shepard
Shepard
John Coleman
Leadore
Forest
Melvina
Dean
Salnon Recorder
Valley county wealth assessed at 21 million
In New York two Latin American journalists praised the find after two rounds of flapjacks and maple syrup, sending cable reports to their papers.
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Valley County
New York
Hansen Belinda Scott Wed In Quiet Methodist Ceremony
Albert Hansen eldest son of Mr and Mrs Chris Hansen and Miss Mary Belinda Scott daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Scott of Dell were quietly married Wednesday morning at the Methodist church by Rev Carl Knudsen. They left that afternoon on a wedding trip about the state. Attendants were Miss Mercedes Hansen and Amos Wright with Vern Hansen as ring bearer and Helen Finch as wedding match.
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Albert Hansen
Chris Hansen
Mary Belinda Scott
A. E. Scott
Dell
Methodist
Carl Knudsen
Mercedes Hansen
Amos Wright
Vern Hansen
Helen Finch
Woodsides Entertain Friends at Rife Street Dinner
Mr and Mrs Fred Woodside hosted a well set dinner at their home on Rife Street Wednesday night. They seated ten guests with yellow decor creating a bright color scheme for the evening.
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Fred Woodside
Rife Street
Ladies Aid meeting at Methodist church September 16
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will be entertained on Thursday September 16 by Mrs Charles Nelson Mrs John Somers and Mrs Ida Lunday in a local church gathering with hostesses named.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodistodist Church
Charles Nelson
John Somers
Ida Lunday
Madison Lamb Shipments From Norris Train Load
T. J. Call and partners shipped 41 carloads of lambs from Norris to the eastern market. The shipment included lambs from Schwartz Sheep Co, Valley Garden Ranch Co, Wightman, and Clark Bros. and Jeffrie Bros. The train left for Chicago after a short delay and fetched a strong price, averaging about 12 cents per pound to the owners.
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T. J. Call
Andrus
Hog Industry Gains in Local County
The pig industry becomes a leading money maker as more pigs are raised and sold for pork. Prices are strong, brood sows command high values, and a litter yields 200 to 250 pounds in six to eight months with alfalfa and grain feeds boosting gains.
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George Stimpson
I. FP. Hunsaker
Robert Bidstrap
Bond
Henry Thompson
Dell
Butte
Democrats Hold Fall Campaign Meeting in Beaverhead
A Democratic Central committee meeting was held last Saturday evening to open the fall campaign in Beaverhead County. Roy Herndon chaired. Robert Boone was elected secretary. Robert Barrett treasurer. George Metlen named state central committee member. Frank Rife chosen as alternate. Both Metlen and Rife may attend the Helena meeting soon.
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Democratic Central Committee
Beaverhead County
Roy Herndon
Robert Boone
Robert Barrett
George Metlen
State Central Committee
Frank Rife
Helena
Hinsdale Grain Yields Report Up To Fifty Bushels
A Hinsdale report notes grain yields reaching up to 50 bushels per acre. The data highlights strong harvest performance in local fields and provides a benchmark for regional farming output.
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Hinsdale
Winner Clinches 1926 Dillon Club Championship
Dr. Stephan Winner defeated Lawrence Price three and one in the finals to win the 1926 Dillon Country Club championship. He previously beat McCracken six and five and Brundage three and two. W. J. Romersa won the third flight and Bruce Risley the fourth. Plans for a new nine hole course and financing are under discussion.
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W. H. Stephan
Dillon Country Club
Lawrence Price
McCracken
Brundage
W. J. Romersa
Bruce Risley
A. H. McFarland
Warren Stone
Dillon
Dr. Stephan and
Bond
Price
Tash
Magnus
McGracken
Menke
Alkire
Bramsman
Romersa
McFarland
Essex Bridge to be built over Missoula Flathead for 17599
A new bridge at Essex connecting Missoula and Flathead counties is planned with a construction cost of 17 599 dollars. The project finances and details were outlined for local oversight and bidding processes.
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Missoula—Flathead
Essex
Franklin era canned beef fed to rats in London
Scientists opened a 1845 canned beef reportedly left by Sir John Franklin and fed portions to rats in London. The test showed no ill effects, confirming preservation quality despite age and exposure.
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Sir John Franklin
London
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