Montana county superintendents meet in Dillon
The state convention of county superintendents gathered in Dillon with 24 of 29 present. Meetings at the Normal Auditorium and Metlen Hotel featured papers on school habits librarianship and county institutes, field tours of the training school, and a motor trip through Beaverhead valley. Resolutions thanked Superintendent W E Harmon and the Normal College faculty and lauded eighth grade exams.
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Dillon
Metlen
W. E. Harmon
Normal
Normal College
E. V. Ostrander
First Presbyterian Church
Onward Christian Oldiers
H. H. Swain
Helen Feeney
Olga Johnson
L. Irvine
Mary Wilson
Fay Alderson
Lizzie Barker
Margaret Ross
Jessie Evans
County Institute
Daisy Blackstone
Maud Brown
Mamie Burt
Flora Sims
Pres. Swain
Beaverhead
Trumper
Pearl Marshall
Lucile Dvaz
Echo Templeton
Griffin
Harriet Kelly
Ida W. Davis
Phoebe Williams
Fanny Torreyson
Bell Francisco Soubr
Cooley
State Agricultural College
Harmon
W.E. Harmon
Public Instruction
F. 8. Cooley
Montana Agricultural College
Lucile Dyas
Lewis and Clark County
Ida Davis
Gallatin County
Maude Brown
Sweet Grass County
Powell County
Carbon’ County
Annie McAnelly
Cascastle County
Phoebe’ Williams
Madison County
Broadwater
Chouteau County
Missoula County
Maude Griffin
Musselshell County
Helena Feeny
Sanders County
L. T. Irvine
Granite County
Beaverhead County
Mary L. Wilson
Custer County
Deer Lodge County
Sara E. Morse
Yellowstone County
Silver Bow County
Jessie F. Evans
Park
Belle Francisco Spohr
Meagher County
Harriett Kelly
Dawson County
Rosebud County
May Trumper
Flathead County
Fannie Torreyson
Maud Griffin
Ethel Templeton
Montana
State Normal College
Beaverhead Club
Forest Rangers to Meet in Dillon for Key Beaverhead Meeting
Beaverhead and Madison county forestry officials plan a major three day session in Dillon March 26 27 and 28 with about twenty five forest service officers plus state department leaders in attendance. The program covers district management fire plans grazing timber sales and related topics with each subject opened for discussion after papers are read.
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Beaverhead County
Madison County
Dillon
Forest Service
State Department
Sheridan
C. K. Wyman
J. EB. David
C. F E. Brackett
H. C. Bosworth
G. B. Rowe
B. P. Martin
8. Shepherd
J. E. David
A. W. Harwood
G. E. Martin
J. W. Bell
H. J. Barber
C. R. Clark
F. O. Ayers
C. H. Siria
W. 5. McCoy
W. C. Butterfield
C. W. Hudson
A. L. Rumbaugh
R. L. Townsend
G. E Martin
R. E. Mauer
J. A. la Marche
B. W. Clark
Big horse sale opens Monday in Dillon
Buyers arrive from Canada and Scotland ahead of Smiths big Dillon sale with high expectations. The event aims to make Dillon the state’s premier horse market as McNinch sale in Dell yesterday drew over 14 000 dollars in receipts and rave reviews.
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Smith
Canada
Glasgow
Dillon
Dell
Ito
Patterson Hotel
Scenic Theatre Quartette Delights Local Audiences
A big hit at the Scenic Theatre features the quartet of Toots Smith, Leslie Dodds, Mable Stanfield delivering a standout performance with strong audience response and crowd-pleasing moments.
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Scenic Theatre
Toots Smith
Leslie Dodds
Mable Stanfield
First Monthly Ladies Meeting at Beaverhead Club
On March 6 the first monthly meeting for the ladies will be held at the Beaverhead club. The ladies will have use of the club rooms in the afternoon and evening.
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Beaverhead Club
Students Recital Featuring Wohefahrt Englemann Orth Lege Denza Pugno
A student recital presents performances by Wohefahrt Englemann L K Orth Lege Denza and Pugno. The program highlights classical pieces in a compact concert setting with several soloists.
Campbell Lectures To Large Audience At Grand Theatre
Prof. W. Campbell, renowned for dry land farming advances, spoke to ranchers and Dillon businessmen in Beaverhead County. The Beaverhead Commercial Club brought the talk. Frank Eliel presided. Campbell traced discoveries from Vermont to South Dakota, detailing soil packing, spring and fall plowing, and his grain and potato experiments, including his father tending crops. He discussed soil moisture, summer usage, and the science behind productive farming methods. The talk also touched on Theosophy and Co Masonry, noting shared principles and women’s advancement within Co Masonry.
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W. Campbell
Grand Theatre
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Beaverhead
Frank Eliel
Campbell
Vermont
South Dakota
Prof. Campbell
Noted Woman Mason to Lecture in Dillon
Mrs Alida KE de Leeuw, famed Chicago lecturer and Theosophist, will visit Dillon and present two talks tomorrow at 8 pm and 8 am at the high school, focusing on Brotherhood and Masonry. She has traveled widely, resides in the United States, and is active with the American Federation of Human Rights.
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Caroline Stoller
Frank Johnson
Msther
Ruth Stoller
Melvin Girl
Allie Eldridge
Arthur Campeau
Bacon
Little Boys and Girls
Hoffman
Scenic Theatre
Jack Walsh
Walsh
Chicago
Dillon
Fred Wilson
Dillon Baseball Club
de Leeuw
Order of Co-Masonry
France
Supreme Council
Paris
Alida KE. de Leeuw
American Federation of Human Rights
Brotherhood and Brotherhoods
Holland
Europe
South
North America
United States
Jury awards Cornell four thousand eight hundred dollars
In a condemnation suit Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad Co. v Craig Cornell a jury fixed the land value at 1225 and damages at 3575 with no benefits, totaling 4800 plus costs. Earlier Poindexter and Orr Livestock Co. case awarded 8200 for right of way and damages. Judgments may be paid and possession taken. motions for new trials pending.
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Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company
Craig Cornell
Poindexter & Orr Livestock Company
Extra lecture by John Spargo on child labor
Extra number on the Normal Entertainment Course features John Spargo, famed socialist and international authority on social conditions. The free event for season ticket holders, with general admission unchanged, will discuss child labor and the Bitter Cry of the Children on Saturday evening March 2.
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Dillon
John Spargo
Spargo
Fifth Sermon in Series On Christ's Law of Service
The First Presbyterian church will preach the fifth sermon in the series Christianity and the Social Order next Sunday morning. The sermon treats socialism from Christ's teaching and aims to relate the message to modern social conditions. Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. invite all, with welcoming hospitality and emphasis on good music and fellowship.
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First Presbyterian Church
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