College to Open After Summer Renovations on Campus
The campus prepares for reopening with a nearly finished new building featuring vacuum heating and upgraded boiler rooms. Dormitories receive wood floors, calosomine, and renewed dining facilities while furniture is repaired and updated. Professor E. Ray Mosher arrives to lead the mathematics department after extensive training and prior teaching roles. Attendance notes mention steady growth and an ongoing, windless season at the Montana Normal College in Dillon.
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Ownley
Agia
Thia
E. Ray Mosher
Dillon
Mosher
University of Minnesota
Owatonoa
Mion
Western Reserve University
Hudson
Wis
North Dakota
Cleveland
Ohio
Elaon
Montana’ State
Ne Mal College
Eadis Fromm
Dillon Grocery Incorporation Filed in Beaverhead County
Articles of Incorporation were filed for the Dillon Grocery company by J. S. Baker on August 22. Promoters A. Johnson and Richard Fielder anticipate strong prospects as the eight-director firm plans a general mercantile and real estate business in Dillon Montana with a forty year term and capital stock of 40000 dollars.
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Dillon Grocery Company
J. S. Baker
Beaverhead County
Montana
Beaverhead
State of
Dillon
RJ. Bidstrip
George W. French
Ernest Orr
Thomas Wilson
J. P. Murray
A. S. Johnson
Martin Sorenson
W. C.templetin
Grant
R. J. Bidatrup
W.C. Temeplin
R. W. Fielder
Mesars
Bieldeir
Hidstrup
Dillon and Vicinity
Coal mine outlook warns Montana coal shortage this winter
Billings Gazette reports State Coal Mine Inspector Mc Dermott warns Montana faces a coal shortage as mines run at full capacity with none stockpiled. Railroads and rising demand strain supply, while government delays opening new lands until geologic classification is done. Local operators fear extended scarcity and high costs.
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Billings Gazette
McDermott
Montana
Gazette
Wyoming
Helena
Sam Gebo
Lewistown
Big Horn
Lombard
Gebo
Vaat
Coa
Miner A H O Dell Of Los Angeles Oversees County Intercate
A H O Dell of Los Angeles is overseeing his mining intercate in the county this week. He is an old time miner with substantial property holdings in the area.
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A. H. O'Dell
Los Angeles
California
Mr. O'Dell
Montana hunting season opens September first with new rules
The Montana hunting season starts September 1 with optimistic forecasts for big game and upland birds. Changes in license rules require all hunters to be licensed, both residents and nonresidents, and nonresident licenses must be obtained from state game wardens. Open season runs September 1 to December 1 for most game, with deer extended to December 15, and bag limits listed for elk antelope mountain goat sheep grouse and other species.
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Montana
Scott
Redrock Lakes
Centennial Valley
Justices of the Peace
Fine horses sold in two carloads to Dillon buyers
C A Smith brought 34 heavy draft horses from the Dakotas to Dillon. The animals, praised as the finest draft stock in the state, were displayed at Beaverhead livery. About half sold, including six teams for 3400 dollars to A P Chapin of Butte, with Seattle purchases expected to follow.
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Dillon
Dakotas
C. A. Smith
Big Neck of the Woods
Smith
Beaverhead
Sebree Street
BRS Smith
Alrady
Franke Landon
Red Carter
Seattle
Landon
Carter
A. P. Chapin
State Savings Bank
Butte
Labor Day Picnic Unites Butte Epworth Leagues in Dillon
Epworth leagues from Mountain View St Pauls Grace churches in Butte and Bethel Walkerville unite for a giant Labor Day picnic in Dillon. A six coach special train will depart Butte at Labor Day morning decorated in red and white with Dillon Jeaguers meeting the visitors on arrival. Arrangements will be finalized at St Pauls Church South next Tuesday evening with committees listed for Walkerville Mountain View Grace St Pauls South and transportation decorations and sports.
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Epworth League
Butte
Dillon
Epworth
Mountain View
St. Paul’s
Grace
Bethel Church
Walkerville
Union Station
Dillon Jeaguers
St. Paul's Church South
Hnas
Butte Couple Visits Friends Before Move to Nevada Mines
J. W. Thomas and his wife stayed with Mr. and Mrs. George Botts this week. Thomas, who once operated a Farlin boarding house, will move to Ely Nevada to become foreman in the mines and plans to depart around September 2.
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J. W. Thomas
Butte
George Botts
Thomas
Farlin
Ely
Nevada
State game birds and fish shipments require permits
The article lists game birds including mooge bison caribou buffalo and many small singing birds and states that no game or part thereof can be sold. It adds that all shipments of game or fish outside the state must be covered by a shipping permit issued by the state game warden.
Bozeman Series eyed as Dillon seeks title rematch
Dillon fans anticipate a three game series in Dillon next weekend to even the score with Bozeman and defend the state crown. Bozeman won seven games to Dillon's one in the recent tour, with Dillon taking only the Jeal game 6 to 3.
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Dillon
Gallatin County Boys
Barry
Bozeman
Gaes
Bogemin
Dillon Boys
la Croix
Herwig
Wilson
Harry
Minnesota
Butte
Kord
atiJl
Cattle and Sheep Prices Fall at Omaha Stock Markets
In South Omaha cattle receipts rise while values slide 15 to 35 cents from mid last week. Good to choice killing steers bring 5.00 to 5.35 dollars. cows and bulls drop about 50 cents. Sheep trade remains strong for feeders with good killing lambs at 7.09 to 7.50 and ewes around 4.00 to 5.60.
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South Omaha
Antiguat
Clowe
Eteera
Cowa
Hellera
Edward Gleed Seeks Melrose Route After Malad Trip
Edward Gleed of Melrose traveled through Dillon this afternoon on his way home from Malad Idaho where he had been attending his mother's funeral.
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Edward Gleed
Melrose
Dillon
Malad
Daho
Mother
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C. K. Wyman
Big Hole National Forest
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Jivetin
Frank Landon
Omaha Stock Market
Clya
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