Class Day Exercises Lead To Graduation at State Normal
The penter class play The Truth fixed at Montana State Normal College auditorium with a packed house. Miss Hendrickson directed and coaching showed in excellent performances. Commencement activities continue with fine on campus tonight and class day exercises tomorrow. Sixty seven graduates will receive diplomas Thursday morning. Local Dillon notes list residents and visitors from Armstead to Wiseman and Grant, Dell to Melrose.
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Dillon
Montana State Norma College
Hendrickson
Ime
Dale Mellen
Armstead
John Peterson
Pore Prairie
Will Lacy
Melrose
E.F. Price
Dell
Ames Mansfield
Grant
Tom Pierce
Fiore
Horse Prairie
George Thurman
Butte
Charles Olsen
Wisdom
Harry G. Davis
Big Hole Basin
Chester Barrett
Norwegian Lutheran district meets in Billings
Pastor and lay delegates from Norwegian Lutheran churches in Montana Idaho Eastern Washington and Oregon gather in Billings for the Rocky Mountain district convention. About 200 delegates attend a four day event opening with organization and the district president Rev A M Skindley addressing church youth work. Mayor William W Beers welcomed attendees.
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Billings
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Rocky Mountain
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
A. M. Skindley
Spokane
Skindley
William W. Beers
Coast League Results From Los Angeles and Sacramento
In Los Angeles the San Praeriseds posted an 18 to 10 battering with Crandall and Jenkins starring. In Sacramento Belt TARO won 3 to 2 in 11 innings with Douland Peters Hughes and Koehler delivering notable hits.
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St Pet
New York
Chicago
Eae
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Oston Ste
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
St Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Eerer
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
San Francisco
Seattle Ee
Vernon
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
R. H. E. San Praeriseds Ts Carisavers
Gary, Burger ,and Agnew
Crandall
Jenkins
Sacramento
RH. E. Belt Taro Vicvccess Seset Ascees Ts
Bectamgato
Cecsere
Haiterianne Douland Peters
Hughes and
Koehler
Kiwanis Club Highlights Deer Lodge Outdoor Sports
The Kiwanis meet at Hotel Deer Lodge to spotlight fishing and hunting. Speakers include Joseph Smith II on The Rainbow Trout and Mayor Frank Conley on The Elk, with state game warden C A Jackway urging cooperation with game officials. The club plans to sponsor playgrounds and a tourist camp.
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Deer Lodge
Kiwanis Club
Civic Order
Joseph Smith
Frank Conley
Guy Stambaugh
C. K E. Larable
Powell County
C. L. Benton
J. Cummins
C. A. Belk
J. . Coleman
Prank Trask
William Hoskins
Hugh Evans
William Wallis
M. ¥. Hayes
Deer Lodge Chamber Sets Fourth of July Plan Meeting
The Deer Lodge chamber of commerce will meet at 8 tonight in city hall rooms to discuss and outline a logical program for the July 4 celebration. Members are urged to attend and offer suggestions as the time grows short.
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Deer Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Five Men Sentenced for Prison Escape
In Deer Lodge a short court session presided by George B. Winston heard five inmates from the Montana prison admit guilt to escape charges. They pled not guilty earlier but changed to guilty and received one to two year sentences each. The men named were Alonzo Beaty Mason Doughty Edward L Sickles Herman Higgins and James E Britton.
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Deer Lodge
George B. Winston
Montana
Alonzo Beaty
Mason Doughty
Edward L. Sickles
Herman Higgins
James E. Britton
Deer Lodge Briefs From June Visit And Local Affairs
A busy Tuesday in Deer Lodge features visits by Attorney E E Hershey of Butte and Judge George B Winston of Anaconda. J 8 Davey filed for sheriff on the republican ticket. The American Legion Powell post meets at 7 30 pm in city hall to review delegate instructions and flag staff preparations for the business district.
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Deer Lodge
E. E. Hershey
Butte
Rosco Potter
Ovando
J. L. Hukill
A. Hukill
Portland
Clyde Hukill
Seattle
Wash
George B. Winston
Anaconda
Henry C. Smith
Helena
John Gaul
Frank Conley
John Potter
North End
Hughes
Davey
Upper Valley
American Legion
Powell Post
B&b. McCoy
E. J. Cummins
P. H. Eislenberg
Blind athletes set track record in Hartford meet
A combined team from Overbrook School for the Blind, Perkins Institution for the Blind, Boston, and Connecticut School for the Blind defeated a Hartford public high school section 54 to 9. Blind runners were guided by a wire with sliding hand grasps in 10 events, winning all but one.
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Hartford
Conn
Overbrook School For the Blind
Miladelphia
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Boston
Connecticut School For the Blind
Dempsey Madden Offer Turned Down
Jack Kearns refused a $150 000 offer for a title fight at Queensboro Stadium against Bartley Madden who was defeated but reached the 15 round limit with Harry Wills last night.
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Associated Press
Jack Kearns
Mana Ay
Jack Dempsey
Queensboro Stadium
Bartley Madden
Harry Wills
Tunney and Spalla Sign for June 26
Gene Tunney the American light heavyweight champion and Erminio Spalla the European title holder agreed to a 12 round fight set for June 26 in New York. The bout was announced by the Associated Press.
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Associated Preas
New York
Gene Tunney
Erminio Spalla
Frost spared Stevensville as valley dodges damage
Stevensville and the lower valley escaped frost damage last Saturday with only central and upper valley areas injured. Rain and sleet fell here with mountain snow visible on both sides. Moisture came just in time to aid foot hill crops. Local visits include Mrs. Peters Forkard of Mackey Idaho and Dr. Sam Brice in the state on an auto tour.
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Stevensville
Peter Forkard
Mackey
Idaho
Mreé
Charles Weber
Sam Brice
Lewistown
C. L. Adams
C. B. Calkins
G. A. Kain
Charles H. Buck
Perry Foust
J. G. Kohl
Louise May
John Brewer
Missoula
J. W. van Orsdel
Lewiston
Big Ditch
Dan Johnson
Burnt Fork
Fugitive Surrenders After Jailing Escape Across States
Marcus Allen walked into the Bozeman sheriff's office claiming to be a bootlegger who escaped from Prosser Washington jail. He said he swam the Columbia River to reach Montana and was tracked by a Helena officer who he says resembled the capture notice. Allen surrendered and was jailed pending investigation.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Marcus Allen
Prosser
Wash
Columbia River
Montana
Helena
Allen
Rollers Noted for Somersaults in Flight Across Species
The article discusses over thirty species of rollers, birds named for their aerial somersaults. It highlights the diverse family and the distinctive acrobatic display observed in their flight patterns.
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Mutual Oil Company
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Mone
Mutual
Jhetitree
Phone Maniscente
Grossman
Dillon Bureau
Wee
R.H. E
Jones
Breuland
Baldwin
Leverenz
Daly
Oakland
H.E Vernon
Christian
Ana D. Murphy
Kunz
Baker
Read
Bureau
Montagu and Devine
A. C. M. Hardware House
Dempsey-Madden
Tunney
Spalla
Paxson & Rockefeller
West Park
Bitter Root News
Cruise
Great Lakes
Great Lakes Transit Corporation
Tionesta
Juniata
Great Inland Seas
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Mackinac Island
Sault Ste. Marie
Houghton
Duluth
Lake Erie
Detroit River
Lake St. Clair
Lake Huron
Straits of Mackinac
Lake Superior
R. R
G. C. Williams
Duluth, Minn
Washoe Park
Winter Garden
Ed Marans
Hallady
Weing
Lowe Brothers
West Park Street
Blue Ribbon
Manhattan
Vassar Union
Mane Oy VE Brothers CC
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