Rhodes scholarships next qualifying exam set for January in Missoula
Trustees announce January 17 and 18 as the Rhodes scholarship qualifying tests in Missoula with one Montana vacancy. The winner begins residence at Oxford in October 1907, exams guided by the will and local selection committee. scholarship covers expenses at Oxford colleges, valued at 1500 dollars yearly for three years. Seventy one scholars hail from British colonies, 79 from the United States, and 11 from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Cecil
Rhodes
Montana
Oxford
Cecil Rhodes
Oxford University
England
United States
Germany
O. J. Craig
Missoula, Mont
Permit rules for county forest reserve grazing
Notice explains grazing permits must be applied for by March 1 1907 and fees paid before issuance. Permits go only to bonafide stock owners and ranchmen, not herders or speculative buyers. Inquiries to superintendents Sherman Missoula or the named official to receive the Departmental Use Book detailing forest service rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Sherman
Missoula
Forest Service
Frightful Snow Slide Nearly Claims Freighter's Life
John Evans of this city survived a deadly snow slide in the Ruby mountains while crossing a peak on a saddle horse. The avalanche swept them over a precipice for more than a mile, burying Evans in snow. He freed himself, found his horse a half mile away, and crawled out over rocks to safety. He escaped with bruises and a shaken nerve but is grateful to be alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Ruby Mountains
Mr. Evans
Ruby Valley
Evana
Shower of gifts and good wishes for Miss Burke
Teachers from the public school corps hosted a shower for Miss Mionie Burke at Mrs. F. C. Kress home on December 15. Guests included around twenty coworkers and friends who unwrapped fine napkins, silver, china, framed Montana scenes, and handmade toiletry items. A two course repast followed with creamed chicken and sides. Burke will resign January 1 and travel to San Francisco before her marriage to Mr. J. J. Rosenberger, leaving many Dillon friends wishing her happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School Corps
F. C. Kress
Mionie Burke
J. J. Rosenberger
Montana
Burke
Myers
Dorchester
McCartney
Jeffery
Innes
Flotow
Simpson
Beaverhead County Approves Saloon Licenses in 1906 Session
Beaverhead County Montana commissioners held a December 1906 meeting. Licenses granted to Lloyd and Dunbar Jackson Pat Ward Bedrock Jno Romain Jackson Harry Melvin Fox Geo F Gray Saw Mill Point and others. Road changes approved for Wis dom area and county road designation ordered. Claims audited with payments including poor relief transport court expenses and road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Beaverhead County
Montana
W. M. Oliver
D. D. McKnight
Jno
S. Baker
Lloyd and Dunbar
Jackson
Pat Ward
Bedrock
Romain
Harry Melvin
Fox
Geo. F. Gray
Saw Mill Point
Petitionera
KE. A. Marchesseau
Geo
FE. Gray
Will of Aura Christianson to be proved in Dillon
The District Court of Beaverhead County Montana has set Monday January 17 1907 at 10:00 a m in the Court House Dillon for proving the will of Aura Christianson deceased and for hearing the administration with will annexed request by B F White and Edwin Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Aura Christianson
Dillon
Beaverhead County
B. F. White
Edwin Norris
Cs F. A. Hazelbaker
High School Reception Honors Normal College Faculty
Beaverhead County high school hosted a reception at the school for Normal College faculty and local parents and ministers. Miss Jessie PoinDexter won the bronze George B. Conway prize for the essay contest. Mr. George Melton was runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
L. R. Foote
Jessie Poindexter
George Melton
G. T. Paul
J. E. Monroe
Normal College Concert Delights Audience with Choral Splendor
The Normal College School of Music staged a Wednesday evening concert in the assembly hall. A capacity crowd enjoyed a 100-voice chorus, a 20-member college orchestra, a 15-piece Mandolin and Guitar club, and the Ladies' Quartette. Solos by Miss Durnford and Miss Bishop complemented piano numbers by Misses Adams Mayger and Sutherland, with Jardine Rite on cornet. Prof. and Mrs. Luce earned praise for building a broad school of music at the Normal.
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Normal College School of Music
Assembly Hall
Mandolin and Guitar Club
The
Holy City
E. Luce
Miss Durnford
Miss Bishop
Normal
Quiet Wedding Ties Louise J. Davis and Edwin L. Call
Mrs Louise J Davis and Edwin L Call were quietly married at the bride’s home on Sunday morning December 16. Rev H W Tilden of the Baptist church conducted the ceremony. Only close friends and relatives attended. The couple will reside on Willow Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise J. Davis
Edwin L. Call
H. W. Tilden
The
Baptist Church
Willow Creek
S. J. Haines
Reward for Return of Strayed Horses in Billings Montana
Reward offered by Hugh es and Olson of Billings for information leading to the recovery or return of a white mare branded C D on the right shoulder and a brown horse branded cross bar below on the left shoulder. Horses strayed from camp at Billings. Contact F G Cavers Dillon.
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Billings
F. G. Cavers
Dillon
C. D
Hughes & Olson, Billinge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bo Callan
MO. S, Haker
Miss Burke
Blorck
Lima
Beavrehead County
George Reubleman
Court House
B. R. Stevenson
Wisdom
Woodworth, Staley and Edmundson
Montgomery
J. E. Moree
Union Ditch Co
B. Craver
Seema
Brandegee
Kincaid
Eliel Brothers
Normal College
Mrs. Call
Albert Stamm
ALBERT/STAMM
I Vieimocu
Dillon, Montana
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