Honor Roll for Year Eighteen at State Normal College
The annual honor list for the class of 1927 at the State Normal College includes 48 graduates with two or more grade points per credit. Edwina Eichenberger of Baker tops with 2.8441, followed by Irene Hathaway of Silver Star and G. L. Houx of Whitehall, with others earning two or more points. The August group yields the most honors, and the graduating class totals 242 with varied group sizes across December, March, June, and August cohorts.
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Atholic. Church
Mana Zucca
W. Bernard
Nelle Porter
Bernice Marriot
Alice Knowles
Florence Ring
Margaret Dorseth
Gertrude Foster
Sheldon E. Darwis
Mendelssohn
Jeannette Johnson
Lottie
Dillon
Gretchen Gayhart
Charles McDermand
Ray Kimball
William Verwolf
Leona Whitt
Alice Hynes
Mary K. Sands
College Dramatics Department
Mary Williams
Norma Simons
Mary ’Agatha McGrawal
Billings
Siater
Mary ‘Auge Janey
Eliza Ryan
Butte
Mary Thaddea McCarthy
Mary Verena Curtin
Walkerville
Roseanne Leona Smith
Boulder
Irene Hathaway
Stewart
Silver Star
Mamie Sullivan
Grace -Ellen Talbott
Manhattan
Teresa Tritschler
Vida
May Ventver
Cat Creek
Edith Weber
Great Falls
Sibyl G. Wells
Effie
Grace West
Townsend
Leah West
Baker
Q. L. Houx
Whitehall
Mae
Ventver
Bessie Kittinger
Miles City
Minnie Porterfield
Missoula
Mollie Jackson
Grace
Franklin
Adams
Buttes
Mary Aimone
Boyes
Inex’ M. Derson
Winnett
Jessié
Barber
Alice
S. Bennett
Anaconda
Juanite Brown
Rexburg
Idaho
Isabel F. Dorward
Edith M. ‘Duncan
Sheridan
Edwina Wichenberger
Hirene H. Eliel
Dilson
Anna Mae Falkner
Kalispell
Jonanne 2. Farrell
Martel Eleanor Ghormley
Catherine
Margarete Harrington
Jewell-Lloyd Houx
Homer Howe
Philipsburg
Hamilton
Vivian Irene Johnson
Elizabeth Martha Kittinger
Foul
Jeannette E. Watt
Genevieve A. Whealon
Agnes K. Wickersham
The
Normal College
Landon Pioneer Dies After Long Ranch Career
The obituary recalls Landon’s decades as a ranch foreman for the Poindexter and Orr outfit, his 1883 homestead in Blacktail country, and his role in developing Beaverhead County’s fine sheep industry. Survives daughter Mrs Zetta Carter. funeral held at Methodist church. interment Mountain View cemetery. pallbearers include Ernest Bert John Will Orr William Orr Irving Orr.
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Paget
Poindexter and Orr
Blacktail Country
Beaverhead
Landon Ranch
Landon
Dillon
Hun‘dreds
Mr. Landon
Virginia City
Betty N. Wood
Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard B. Ricketts
Mountain View
Ernest
Bert
John
Will Orr
William Orr
Irving Orr
Card of Thanks from Ryburn Family
We express appreciation to friends for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement. Mrs. R H Ryburn and Family. Dr R D Curry dentist offices in the Telephone block number 355 residence phi 54 W.
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R. H. Ryburn
R. D. Curry
Phi
Montana Editor Praises State Outlook At Luncheon
Mr Leipheimer forecasts Montana's future growth in industry and hydro power as farming remains the base. He cites 48 000 farmers producing larger crops than seven to eight years ago and predicts a wheat harvest rivaling 1922. The talk ends with editorial praise and a Kiwanians ovation.
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Leipheimer
Montana
Kiwanians
Dillon Man Documents New Fashion Modes
Dillon craftsman notes evolving dress styles with silk tops, tight hip line accents, and draped bloused models. Black crepe satin dominates, straight coats with heavy fur trims appear in both dress and sport fabrics. Dove galas receive favorable remarks as hats trend small.
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Emall
Butner Wins Knockout in Bout on Dillon Card
Butner defeats Wilcox by knockout in game 30 as debuting pro boxer Butner headlines a Dillon card. Bill Tritt wins a six round decision over Downing. both winners to appear in prelims of Dillon’s biggest fight night Friday August 26. Ball Monahan fight postponed. Garfinkle from Salt Lake City looms as possible main event foe.
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Butner
Bill Tritt
Dillop
Downing
Lima
Dillon
Ball- Monahan
Gregeon
Imey Garfinkle
Salt Lake City
Garfinkle
Nevada
Utah
Monahan
Ball
Beaverhead
American Legion
New Roads Under Way in County Big Rock Blasting Planned
Repair work after flood damage near the canyon wall will require blasting solid rock to create space for a roadway. Crews expect the new byroad across the Big Hole divide to be completed by fall. Contractors are making rapid progress despite the challenging site.
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Divide
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Isabella Ingebjorge Anderson
Marie Birkland
Melstone
Gladys Boetticher
Melrose
Mary Elizabeth Brockman
Delpha Ethyl Brown
Jordan
Juanita Brown
M. C. Calvert
Wibaux
Katherine Carroll
Hysham
Evelyn Casey
Julia Connell
Genevieve Coolen
L ‘Havre
Bertha Nichols Cox
Lara
Powderville
Katherine Grube
Sofia Haydn
Red Lodge
Violet ‘Hope ‘Hewson
Epheim
Isel Marie Holley
Joliet
Sarah A. Holmes
Dell
Jewell Lloyd Houx
Etta Mae Jones
Ray
Kimball
Lenore
Knoblock
Lewistown
Alice H. Kramer
Eureka
Rosina Lee
Catherine Eileen Lynch
Marie Lynch
Deer Lodge
Edward B. McCurdy
Cartersville
Huntley
David N. McFerran
Myra Day
Merry
Terry
John Mikesell
Bearcreek
Iva Estella
Miller
Joseph M. Miosness
Big Timber
Celena Nadeau
Esther Norris
Fort Shaw
Raymond E. Olson
Edgar
Montana Air Service CO
Raed
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Eliel
Dillon Man
Cacket's
Diace Ae
Chevrolet
Oakland
Ford
Montana Auto:supply Company
Wilcox
Hartwig
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Fred ‘Thomson