University of Montana grads hear Craighead address
Montana's Dr. Clifton of Hodge University gave a scholarly commencement speech on "Learning the Game" as 16 graduates received bachelor of arts and science degrees plus teaching certificates. Dr. Craighead defended importing faculty from outside the state and praised education’s reliance on people, with honors and prizes announced for top students across several departments.
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Amiseoula
University of Montana
Clifton
Hodge University of
Orpha Ann Colmer
Carl‘ Chandlee Dickey
Mabel Mary Lyden
Grace Yates Saner
Earl le Roy Speer
Helena Mary Smith
Gordon Watkin
June Whiting
Bessie May Wilde
Modern Lane Maages
Cornelius “Tol
Alice Martienburgh
Louise Jamor Fisehi
Carl Ernest Cameron
Paul Logan Dorn- Dinser
Edward Patrick Kelley
Ilsworth Smith
Raymond Henry Wiedman
Esther Bleely
Cornelius Hal
Orpha Culmer
Alice Hardenburgh
Mabel Lyden
Grace Saner
Shirlie Shunk
Bessie Wilde
Dr. Craighead
People Forum
Missoula
Miswott
Univerity
Agricultural College
Monhow
Craighead
Fehate
Bruce Hopper
Buckley
Annaewis Joyce
Blanche Yates
Gordon Watkins
Hawart
Degrees conferred at Montana Normal College
The June 4 commencement at Montana State Normal College featured 38 graduates, with Dell Hunsaker of Dillon earning a Bachelor of Pedagogy. Judge Theodore Brantly of Helena spoke on national and state history, and J E Monroe presented diplomas after a review of student work.
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Jana State Normal College
Normal College
Brantly
J. E. Monroa
Mise Dell Hunsaker
Dillon
B. Ped
Florence Lepper
Havre
Helen Lindef
Divide
Evan ‘Luther
Great Falls
Pearl Mayer
Augusta
Zita
McGoem
Butte
Alice O'fillen
Mary Stevens
Hutte
Ella’ Kerrigan
Red Lodge
Lucy Owen
Hirman
Anna Pendergast
Martha Tones
Anaconda
Regirice Colling
Prospector James Bateman Dies Writing Will in Helena
Helena June 4 James M Bateman a 75 year old prospector tied in a cabin south of Helena yesterday as he wrote a new will. A note on the bed indicated the end had come and the will names Arthur Bateman of New Orleans as heir to property valued at 35000. Bateman had lived in Helena after trading Bitter Root holdings for cash and real estate then turned to mining and prospecting. He is said to have no known relatives except the South born son.
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Helena
James
James M. Bateman
Arthur
New Orleans
Bateman
Livingston
Ims
Local Notes From Three Forks Daily Life
Three Forks news item lists residents and visitors. Harry Gillingham travels to Pipestone Springs for a week while Dave Williams of Rodersburg stays briefly in town for business and socializing. Various locals visit relatives, travel to Bozeman Helena Dillon and Anaconda, and return from operations or trips.
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Three Forks
Harry Gillingham
Pipestone Springs
Dave Williams
Rodersburg
HI. P. Samuels
Bud Cavenah
Will Dodson
Butte
E. L. Dodson
PP. Vreeland
Bozeman
Thompson Ranch
Livingston News Roundup Highlights Local Court and Elections
Gardiner gambler Fountain Black fined 100 after guilty plea in district court as detective edges out gambling. Lena La Duke granted divorce from Julius La Duke with custody of Lulu and Pearl. George Crawford jailed 25 days for stealing a watch from Maxwell. Bozeman famed Prof J M Houston to address upcoming high school commencement. Primary filings surge. Sheriff Jack seeks Democratic nomination anew alongside fireman Nels Ebert. Maude E Brown to oppose as county superintendent. Mrs Mary E Wofford seeks Electric School principal post. W C Cowan seeks Democratic nomination. five attorneys enter race for district positions.
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Fountain Black
Gardiner
Lena la Duke
Julius la Duke
Lulu
Pearl
Daniel Short
George G. Crawford
Bozeman
Maxwell
J. M. Houston
Montana State College
Opera House
Jack 1
Nels Ebert
Killorn
Maude E. Brown
House at Mayflower Bench Burns In Double Loss
Whitehall June 4 A fire destroyed the house of William Roberts at Mayflower bench while Mrs Roberts was away in Butte. The home a one and one-half story frame structure valued around 1060 and nothing was saved from the blaze. Neighbors aided but the barn and outbuildings survived. Miss Flossie Slagerman of Evanston Wyoming and Mrs Karl Elling of Virginia City were visitors in town this week.
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Tutte
Ana
Wil
Ky Ranch
Sjontrom
Butten
Seattle
A. A
Jess
Jim Tridges
Bozeman
Anna Wilson
Grant Smith
Townsend
Try Everson
Milligan
Lem Key
Constitutional Challenge Looms Over Initiative Amendment
June 4 discussions focus on constitutional validity of the initiative and referendum amendment. Fam W Teagarden names as secretary organizer of direct legislation, noting the issue not raised but not settled. He cites past editor stance and Attorney General Galen ruling on school bonds. Teagarden says 14 counties signed for the license tax measure, petitions ready to file, with more signatures needed to reach 6,882.
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Fam W. Teagarden
Flefl
Fium
Teagarden
Thackret
Drummond Call
Galen
Ir ‘Teagarden
Postmasters Appointed and Resignations Noted in Wansington
In Washington on June 4, Montana postmasters were appointed and resignations announced. Melvin Bennett of Chalk Buttes replaces Gabriel S. Bradshaw, retired. Carrie Burhans of Edge Hill succeeds Henry Boe gon, resigned. Anna B. Goddard of Edna, Dawson County, and Wilda Staats of Fallon County receive new offices.
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Atontana
Melvin Bennett
Chalk Buttes
Gabriel S$. Bradshaw
Carrie Burhans
Edge Hill
Henry” Boe=gon
Anna’b. Goddard
Edna
Dawson County
New
Wilda Staats
Staats
Fallon County
Granite county board meets in regular session
Philipsburg News reports the Granite county board of commissioners held their regular quarterly session focusing on routine matters and county records installation. The meeting also covered scheduling for the annual high school alumni dance and banquet, with initiations for 15 graduates from the class of 1914.
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Ant Commisioners
Granite County
Fireman's Hall
Jennie Collins
Catherine Young
Mae Huffman
Kittie
E “Mesdames
M. E
H. Gannon
XS. Huffman
S. G. Mes Huffman
EB. Patten
Hauck
James Patten
Harry" Miller
Lindstadt
George” Stevens
Perry
J. J
Carmichael
John Streator
D. M. Durfee
F. B. Sayers
Marion Durfoe
W. E. Casey
Charles €. Baker
Carpenter
Bramble
Patterson
Deabate
Lee Gatewood
Leischman
Stevens Hotel
Francisco Robles
Drummond
Warm Springs
Livestock Shipments Into Montana Reported
Livestock shipments into Montana in May totaled 6373 head of cattle 1610 horses and 49 head of swine. Cattle imports included 1185 from Arizona 249 from Texas and 110 from Nebraska.
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Helena
Montana
Arizona
Texas
Nebraska
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