Battle Cry of Peace at Pastime Theatre May 12
A stunning screen epic titled The Battle Cry of Peace will screen at the Pastime Theatre in Dillon on May 12 with a matinee at 2 and two evening showings at 7 and 9. Reserved seats available by mail order. adults 50 cents matinee, 1 dollar evening. The film portrays military preparedness and the defense of American homes.
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Dillon
America
Washington
Valley Forge
Lincoln
New York
Seed Oats Germination Tests In Indiana Iowa and Kansas
Washington D C April 10 The seed laboratory of the United States department of agriculture reports germination tests on seed oats from Indiana Iowa and Kansas. Of 2900 samples 268 or over 9 percent germinated under 75 percent 122 samples or over 4 percent under 50 percent and 54 samples or nearly 2 percent under 25 percent. Tests recommend germination checks before sowing and using extra seed if needed.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
States
South Omaha Livestock Men Set Spring Delegation Tour
The South Omaha Livestock interests will make their annual visit to the northwest leaving South Omaha Sunday April 9 to attend the South Dakota Cattlemen's meeting at Hot Springs, the Wyoming meeting at Thermopolis and the Montana rye meeting at Miles City, extending their travels.
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South Omaha
Northwest
South Dakota Cattlemen
Hot Springs
Wyoming
Thermopolis
Montanary
Miles City
Public notice details officers and witnesses at Dillon stock yard event
A list of attendees and representatives from various stock companies and banks appears for an April 21 Dillon gathering. The document notes roles from Union Stock Yards Co. to the Live Stock Exchange and related firms. It also reports an accident where K Butler was injured after a collision with a wagon, with officials Brewe r Ingling Bower Carruthers Selway listed.
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Ing
Dillon
E. Buckingham
Union Stock Yards Co
W. H. Schellberg
A. F. Stryker
Live Stock Exchange
E. W. Cahow
Great Western Commission Co
B. F. Roth
Wood Brother
Wm. Haime
Wood Brothers
George Neff
Stockman-Journal Publishing Co
W. B. Tage
Tagg Brothers & Moorhead
Allen Dudley
Allen Dudley & Co
H. J. Oswald
Wood-Oswald Co
R. F. Marcy
Farris-Marcy Co
F. L. Crone
Rosenbaum Bros. & Co
Thos. Donahue
Donahue-Randall Co
Claude Talbott
Brand Inspector
Theo Tillotson
Mutual Live Stock
Packers National Bank
Fred Castle
Hotel Castle
F. W. Clarge
Nebraska National Bank
Board of Inquiry Finds No Negligence in Dillon Accident
Dillon Montana March 25 1916 board of inquiry convened to determine responsibility for a March 22 1916 accident on Bannack street where a wagon driven by K Butler was struck by Extra West engines 616 and 571. The panel found no negligence by any employee and that rules were observed with no defects in track crossing or equipment.
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Dillon
Montana
A. F. Brewer
W. J. Ingling
F. W. Bower
S. S. Carruthers
E. 0. Selway
K. Butler
Extra West
Bannack Street
Inland Empire Teachers Meet Brings Professors and Deans to Spokane
Prof. Robert Clark attends the Inland Empire Teachers association in Spokane this week while Dr. Grant E Finch leaves for the same meeting. Miss Edith Johnson secures a teaching appointment in Great Falls schools for next year. Miss Lucy McGrady of Anaconda visits her sisters at the college. The Easter vacation begins Thursday at noon with many girls planning to go home. The Normal Glee Club enjoyed a picnic at Barratt's station, departing 9:40 and returning in the afternoon.
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Robert Clark
Spokane
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Grant E. Finch
Edith Johnson
Great Falls
Lucy McGrady
Anaconda
Cassie McGrady
McGrady
Miss McGrady
Edna Owsley Ferguson
Missoula
Hayng
Oratorical Association
Voigt
Williams
Thompson
Heinrich
Baxter
Provon
Night Dormitory Dance for Mosher Class Gift
Students gathered in the dormitory parlor then moved as a group to the Mosher bungalow. Mr. Mosher was surprised as seniors kept news of the party. The evening featured dancing games and later refreshments. The class presented Mr. Mosher with a thoughtful gift.
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Mosher
Mr. Mosher
Fourth Class Postmaster Examination May 13 1916
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a May 13 1916 examination at Monida Montana noon for fourth class postmaster vacancies including Lakeview. Applicants must reside in the local postal territory and be 21 or older. women 18 in states with full age by statute may apply. Applications due at least seven days prior to the exam.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Monida
Montana
Lakeview
United States
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Washington
Reward Offered for Information on Cattle and Range Theft
A notice from the Upper Horse Prairie Cattle Association offers a $250 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone involved in butchering, stealing cattle or horses, or other unlawful acts against association members. Signed by President John C. Brenner and associate Jack Noonan. Also included is an unrelated business card for clothing cleaning and alterations at Washington and Bannack streets with phone number 83.
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Upper Horse Prairie Cattle Association
John C. Brenner
Jack Noonan
Washington and
Bannack Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pastime Theatre
Styloplus
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Carruthers
E. O. Selway
Board OF Inquiry
Trape
Marx
International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated
George Jewell
Dillon Carriage Works
Washington and Helena Streets
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