Pikers Union Piked After High School Strike Action
The Pikers Union No 737 formed by high school boys led by Ginger Price ordered a general school strike after the board refused a single continuous session. Ten boys walked out, were suspended, returned after a lecture, and promised to obey school rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New County High School
Messrs
O. K. Paul
G. R. Featherly
G. B. Conway
J. E. Morse
J. W. Scott
B. F. White
G. Ry Featherly
Mae Rich
Conway
White
Scott
Morse
White and
Paul
Ginger’’ Price
Ginger
City Health Officer Kingsbury Statement on Ordinance Enforcement
The Examiner’s representative interviewed W. V. Kingsbury the city health officer for his statement on enforcing health ordinances amid some unfavorable reaction. The report notes questions raised about enforcement actions and city responses.
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City Health Officer
Tr. W. V. Kingsbury
New Dillon butcher shop set to open in Mansonic block
Tash Lenkersdorffer announce fit up of a new butcher shop in Bannack street Dillon. The plant includes a Farwell refrigerator with ten beeves capacity, six tons ice, Buffalo Silent Cutter, and sausage equipment. Stock will be slaughtered at Evan Innes until own slaughter house is ready across the river. They own a 3500 acre ranch on upper Graagshopper with 1200 tons hay and capacity for 590 to 600 cattle. business expected by mid next.
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Tash & Leakersdorffer
Masonic Block
Bannack Street
Farwell, Ozman, Kirk & Co
St. Paul
Messia, Tash & Lenkersdorffer
Evan Innes
Graagshopper
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. A Kuntze by Royal Neighbors
The Royal Neighbors and spouses held a birthday surprise for Mrs. A Kuntze at her home last Monday night. Helen Elliott presented a solid gold pie shovel on behalf of the camp. Guests enjoyed card games music and singing as they departed praise for a pleasant celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kuntze
Helen Elliott
Kuntze
Mrs. Kuntze
Baptists Set Next Sunday's Services
Rev. Horace W. Tilden will conduct the regular morning and evening services at the Baptist church next Sunday. The evening sermon title is Baith's Victory Over the Natural.
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Horace W. Tilden
Baptist Church
Baith
Meeting Elects Twin Bridges Clergyman Moderator
The Butte Presbytery of western Montana held its Dillon session and elected Rev. J. B. Stevens of Twin Bridges moderator for the coming year. Adjournment set for Lewistown in October during the Synod meeting.
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Presbytery of
Butte
Dillon
Montana
Melrose
C. F. Richardson
Great Falls
Gwynn
Anaconda
John Shively
Walter Haya
Missoula
Burkhardt
Hamilton
G. B. Spalding
Stevensville
H. W. Jones
F. E. Bancroft
Deer Lodge
Bowen
Philipsburg
H W
Protestant Episcopal Church
Normal College
Butter
Presbyterian Church
Spalding
Groeneveld
Walter Hays
Martin of
Steveneville
Wainwright
General Assembly
Buffalo
N. Y
Kk. J. Groeneveld
L. A. Woodmaney
Victor
J. A. Emhoff
Lewistown
Wiy
J. B. Stevena
Twin Bridges
Min‘soula
Baptist Church
Mr. Bancroft
Airmon
Methodist
Charles F. Richardson
Great Falla
J. B. Butter
Phlipsburg
Glowing endorsements for Fenner's mathematics plea
Professors Van Veizer and Smith praise Prof. Fenner's April Normal College Bulletin monograph A Plea For Better Preparation For Teaching Mathematics. Letters urge broader acceptance of improved arithmetic teaching and highlight Fenner’s impact on Montana and national math education.
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C. J. Fenner
Normal College Bulletin
John H. Howie
State Normal School
Peru
Nebr
van Velter
United States
David Eugene Smith
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Montana
Smith
Columbia
Illon
Normal College
Teadhers
Engineer Kelsey Visits City Water Works in Salt Lake Tour
Frank C. Kelsey an engineer employed on the city water works system left last night for Salt Lake City. In Dillon he and several city council members inspected the entire system. After back filling and leak repairs are finished a test will be given to the pipeline and if satisfactory the system will be accepted.
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Frank C. Kelsey
City Water Works
Salt Lake
Dillon
Kelsey
Beaverhead Oil Fields Near Dell Attract Los Angeles Interest
Beaverhead county oil prospects gain attention from outside capitalists with a Los Angeles company securing a 320 acre Dell lease and plans to begin operations within two weeks. George W. Perkins and Tom Haw lead further deals totaling over 1200 acres as exploration expands, with stock being floated in Boston.
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Beaverhead County
The
Rocky Mountain Oi! Co
Geo. W. Perkins
Tom Haw
Perking
California
Los Angeles
Dell
Hoston
Maia
Michigan
Seattle
Wash
Baptist Concert Promises Elite Musical Evening
The Baptist concert directed by Mrs. Ezra Allen will be held Friday evening April 20 featuring the Cecelian quartette with Mrs. Allen Mra. Thomas Misa Rich and Miss Hawley under Prof. Pasmore, performing Rossini and Schubert pieces.
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Baptist
Ezra Allen
Cecelian Quartette
Mias Bishop
J. B. McKinney
Examiner
Train Delayed Three Hours By Heavy Extra Train
Sunday afternoon passenger service ran about three hours late due to an extra heavy train. Eleven cars were crowded to capacity. A washout west of Pocatello caused several bridges to wash out, stranding traffic. All Union Pacific passengers bound for the coast were diverted via this division to Butte to connect with the Northern Pacific.
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Pocatello
Union Pacific
Coast
Butte
Northern Pacific
Manse Society to Present Minstrel at Dillon Theatre
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church hosts a negro minstrel show featuring Miss Morning Glory and her Primroses of the West at Dillon Theatre next Friday night. Thirty five Jadica and other performers play under various blackface names directed by Mrs FB M. Thomas. Seats cost 50 and 75 cents at Jasper Nelson's.
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Miss Morning Glory
Dillon Theatre
Morning Glory
West
Manse Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Jadica
Dil Jon
Mre
Fb.m. Thomas
Jasper Nelson’a
Montana News Briefs and City Council Bid Notice
The city council plans a special meeting tonight to receive bids for a relief valve installation and building. Jake Kiebburn was appointed water commissioner for Blacktail Creek by Judge Parker and departed for the upper Blacktail to prep for work. An English expert suggests diamonds may be found in the Yogo sapphire district, noting geological similarities to the Kimberley fields and predicting possible diamond discoveries in Montana.
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Jake Kiebburn
Parker
Blacktail
Montana
Eoglish
Yogo
Hesaya
Kimberley
South Africa
Minstrel Show by Home Talent in Dillon Theatre
A minstrel show by home talent will be staged in the city on April 22 at the Dillon Theatre under the Manse Society. The program features four comedians, a chorus of trained voices, a comedy quartet, a mandolin club, catchy songs and colorful routines by colored performers. Watch for the full program next week.
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Dillon Theatre
Manse Society
Imany Gitla
Matrona
Stepa
Cement Walks By Ben Hager In Dillon Mont
Notice to the Public announces that Ben Hager, a Dillon Montana contractor, can begin laying cement sidewalks at once with a specialty in fancy lawn and garden walks.
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Ben Hager
Dillon, Mont
Mothers' Club Meeting Set for April at Public School
The Mothers' Club schedules its next meeting at the public school building. On Tuesday April 26 at 3 30 p m LM A Walker will discuss hygiene and its importance. A large attendance is expected and all interested are invited.
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Mothers’ Club
LM. A. Walker
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Prin
Cipal Koontz
Kingsbury
Idaho Street
Board of Health
Kingebury
Rules of Health Department
Tash & Lenkersdorffer
J. B. Stevens
Lew
Church of
Professor Fenner
Ted
Baptists
Part
Emiline
Sue Buchanan
Sete
Dutta
Helluda
Ur Langle
Gallar
Uncle Ned
Rastus
Mandotta Club
Coon Brigade
Snowball State
Hannah Brown
Mandy Jackson
Blanche Washington
Rose Gardner
Texas
Montana Mercantile Co
Home Talent
Mothers’ Club Meeting
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