Special Meeting Debates Free Water for Oregon Short Line
The Dillon city council voted three to two to furnish free water to the Oregon Short Line for depot needs and proposed park irrigation. Health and financial reports show typhoid and other illnesses low, jail and street issues discussed, and a dispute over a cement walk on Idaho Street to be resolved by arbitration or city action. Mayor White warns of near insolvent finances and urges expense cuts.
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Oregon
Water Committee
Knapp
Lenkersdorfer
White
Phillips
Rounds
Wemple
Poindexter
Rounde
Phillipa
Conger
Stone
M. A. Walker
Dillon
Charles Hirachman
Metlen Hotel
Ed Farley
Thompson Avenue
Hogan’s Alley
Washington
Thomas Mullaney
Idaho Street
Mulaney
Germain the Wizard Heads Montana Normal College Event
Germain the Wizard will open the college entertainment course at the Normal Assembly Hall next Saturday evening December 12 at 8 39. The event is presented by Montana State Normal College for this school year and promises a lively show.
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Montana State Normal College
Germain the Wizard
Germain Ia
Dillon Delegation Heads to Idaho for Sugar Beet Tour
A Dillon group plans a Friday departure to Idaho Falls and the St Anthony branch to study sugar beet industry progress and visit a local factory. Delegates aim to attract capital for a Dillon sugar plant after Idaho talks. Beets tested here yielded 15.6 percent sugar with 85.2 percent purity, higher than national averages.
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Dillon and
Idaho Falls
Idaho
G. R. Featherly
I. F. Hunsaker
Craig Cornell
A. I. Stone
J. KE. Morse
Eb, O. Selway
G. T. Paul
W. C.orr
O. C. Gosman
A. S. Johnson
W. M. Oliver
H. R. Melton
BH. B. Selway
A. L. Anderson
John Ewing
H. G. Selway
Alf Decker
W. M. Knapp
Martin Sorengen
St. Anthony
United States
Featherly
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Montana State Normal College report to State Board
Dr H Y W Swain submits the twelfth annual report from the Montana State Normal College to the State Board of Education noting steady progress, geographic distribution of 232 total normal students, and graduates teaching across 17 counties. The report urges expansion of teacher training, discusses two year Elementary Course, and considers future professional training requirements for all Montana teachers.
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H. Y W. Swain
Helena
State Normal College
State Board of Education
Montana State Normal College
Beaverhead
Broadwater
Carbon
Cascade
Chanteau
Custer
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Granite
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Madison
Meagher
Missoula
Park
Powell
Ravalli
Rosebud
Sanders
Silver Bow
Sweet Grass
Teton
Valley
Yellowstone
Montana
Beaverhead County
Crater
Montana Wesleyan University
Finst
Normal
East
Great Britain
Teachers’ Training College
United States
Ape
England
Scotland
Teachers’ Training
Legislative Assembly
Dillon Man Killed by Self-Inflicted Rifle Accident
Thomas Kelly a Dillon resident and former Mrs Kate Fitzharrie employee was instantly killed last Thursday by the accidental discharge of a 45-70 rifle. The weapon fired as Kelly tightened a rope on a hay wagon near Selway park. Coroner's jury ruled death caused by his own carelessness and Kelly's Springfield Illinois relatives were listed.
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Thomas Kelly
Dillon
Kate Fitzharrie
Selway Park
Kelly
Levi Cartier
Mark Selway Ranch
Mark Selway Ranch Below Town For Hlondefhay
Mr. Cartier
Cartier
Walker
Grendage
Large Force at Work at Dark Horse Mines
J A H Lanyon superintendent of the Dark Horse mining property on the Montana Idaho range visited Dillon last week. He reports a promising outlook with thirty men employed and more being added to meet capacity. Lanyon, with years in mining, predicts a great future for the property and notes a recent strike that pleases the operators.
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J. A H. Lanyon
Horce
Montana-Idaho
Dillon
Lanyon Haa
Beaverhead County School Census Report
Miss Alice Herr announces Beaverhead county counts 1 504 children, up 90 from last year. Males 748 and females 756. Under 6 total 598 with 303 males and 295 females. Ages 8 to 14 total 676, with 609 regularly attending county schools. Average term about 8 months and teacher pay roughly 62 dollars per month.
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Alice Herr
Beaverhead County
Presbyteriany Church Apron and Food Sale Next Saturday
The ladies of the Presbyteriany church will hold an Apron and Food Sale next Saturday December 12 at the office of Johnson and Boone.
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Ladies of the Presbyteriany Church
Johnson & Boone
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William Radcliff
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