Five Women in Midwinter Graduation at Montana State Normal
The Montana State Normal College marks the midwinter completion of five women from the class of 1904, the largest senior class yet with twenty six members. Two study Latin four year course, three pursue the three year normal program. Some natives of Montana, sisters Harriet C Myers and Montana Myers, will graduate January 29 and receive diplomas. the others include Delilah KE Raymond of Virginia City and Misses Sarah Breslin and Ina E Streete of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Normal College
Montana
Harriet C. Myers
Montana Myers
Bozeman
Park County
Myers
Dillon
Spokane
Seattle
Delilah KE. Raymond
Madison County
Virginia City
The
Normal
Misa Raymond
Rowland Hall
Salt Lake City
Sarah Breslin
Ina E. Streete
Butte
Testing the Bars for Beaverhead County Jail Grating
A steel supplier rep tested the jail grating bars in town for Beaverhead county. Assisting were George E. Jewell and Guy R. Philpott with County Surveyor George R. Metlen’s office. Most bars proved hard but a few weak spots were found and will be replaced with tempered stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderegg
Beaverhead
George E. Jewell
Guy R. Philpott
George R. Metlen
Miss Edna Squire Granted Sick Leave by Board
Miss Edna Squire receives a leave of absence due to ill health from the district board. Her record this term has been satisfactory and it is hoped she will resume duties when she recovers, replacing her at the school by Hayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Squire
Miss Minnie Bond and Phil O'Donnell United for Life
Dillon reports the marriage of Miss Minnie Bond and Phil J. O'Donnell in Kalispell Monday. The bride, daughter of Benjamin Bond, wore white organdie over taffeta and roses. Rev. E H Clowes officiated at Mrs. Dave Sturtivant's home. The couple plan housekeeping in a Kalispell cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Kalispell
Minnie V. Bond
Benjamin Bond
Phil J. O'Donnell
M. M. Co
Flathead City
E. H. Clowes
Dave Sturtivant
Mabel Weightman
Montana
Mr. O'Donnell
Mrs. O'Donnell
Beaverhead
Valley
Insanity Commission Orders Youth Committed to Warm Springs
An insanity commission at Warm Springs examined 20-year old Arty Perkins son of George W. Perkins. They found him in an unsound mind and ordered his commitment to the asylum. Sheriff Gist departed with him for the institution this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
H. A. Bond
Mark Poindexter
Arty Perkins
George W. Perkins
Warm Springs
Gist
City to Invoke Eminent Domain for Rattlesnake Water Supply
City attorney Norris prepares a condemnation suit against Rattlesnake valley residents to seize 40 inches of water for Dillon. The case targets landowners mortgagees and lien holders along the creek from Argenta to the mouths and two reservoir companies, with 37 defendants listed. The suit aims for early district court action and a first term starting February eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Rattlesnake Valley
Dillon
Rattlesnake
Argenta
Mr. Norris
Metlen
Guy R. Philpot
Beaverhead
Mr. Norrig
Supreme Court
Lillie Peterson
Monroe
Manon Land
Wiliam Smith
Lonie Stab
Names of individuals and firms listed in a legal notice
A fragment lists multiple individuals accompanied by wives and several corporations including Rattlesnake Livestock Co Rattlesnake Reservoir Water Co Montana Mercantile Co Dillon Implement Co State Bank of Dillon and Caroline V May among others, indicating a public or legal record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed C. Smith
S.A. Banning
George W. French
B. F. White
Ed Adghill
James Kirkpatrick
Lucius Banning
Rattlesnake Live’ Stock Co
Rattleswake Reservoir and Water Co
Henry Laughlin
A. H. French
Thomas Haw
James A. Phillips
Laura A. Phillips
Robert T. Wing
Thomas A. Selway
Wm. A. Gill8
Mary P. Benedict
Phillip Lovell
Lydia C. Dodge
Leonard Eliel
John K. Reid
State Bank of Dillon
Montana Mercantile Co
Dillon Implement Co
Caroline V. May
Attempted dormitory burglary thwarted by janitor
State Normal assistant janitor Wyatt detected two would be burglars trying to enter a basement window Monday night. One accomplice signaled the other to flee as Wyatt exited his room, and the pair ran toward the brewery in the darkness. The motive remains conjecture though a kitchen theft or a romance gone awry are suggested possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt
State Normal
Normal Hill
Mr. Wyatt
Roberti Leaves Beaverhead for Dakota Cattle Post
Roberti, foreman of Joe Shineberger live stock interests, departed for Towner North Dakota to join Stevens Cattle Company as foreman. The firm, a large operator, runs about 10,000 head of steer on free ranges and stores over 14,000 tons of hay for winter feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Roberti
Joe Shineberger
Towner
N. Dak
Stevens Cattle Company
Roberti
Old Beaverhead
Stevens Company
Roberts
First Term Closes Jan 22 For Public School
The first term ends January 22 and the second begins January 25. A beginners class will be organized in the first grade with enrollment allowed during the first week. After this week new pupils cannot be enrolled. Children of school age not in attendance last term will be admitted on Monday to eligible classes. Most rooms are crowded but arrangements will be made to accommodate all applicants.
Will Install a Pumping Plant on Wilson Brothers Ranch
Thomas Wilson reports from the Blacktail ranch that a deep well will be sunk on the upper part of the property to water cattle and stock near the feed yards. Water will be pumped by a gasolining engine and a 5,000 gallon water tank will be constructed using lumber Wilson brought from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wilson
Wilson Brothers
Blacktail
Wilson
Beav erhead Free County High School Graduation Plans
Six students will graduate from the Beav erhead Free County High School with a baccalaureate sermon at the Presbyterian church on Sunday. The reception and class day events follow, culminating in Friday evening diploma ceremonies at the Dillon Theatre with J J Morse presenting diplomas and Prof Pasmore directing music. The graduating class includes Nannie Featherly Fern Scott Fay Scott Blanche Morse Edith Poindexter and Herbert Hansen.
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Beaverhead Free County
Nannie Featherly
Fern Scott
Fay Scott
Blanche Morse
Edith Poindexter
Herbert Hansen
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Martin
Free County High School
Emma Burfeind
Kasay
Claga
Nannie
Featherly
Gertrude
Metlen
Dillon Theatre
Dillon
Pasmore
EK. J. Groeneveld
Presbyterian Church of
Butte
J. J. Morse
J. A. Koontz
Miss Hawley
Misa Brashear
M. M. Blackburn
E. J. Losie
Tax Sale Conducted by Treasurer Sells Five Lots
The annual tax sale was held Monday under Treasurer B N Stevenson with five properties sold for delinquent taxes. Much of the advertised lands were redeemed, and the rest were bid in by the county. Notable sales include T G Bailey two lots in Lima to I E Nickerson administrator for Mrs Goodwin, and Wm A Clark lot in Lima bought by George Noble for $2.68 in taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ford
Glendale
Keokuk Lode
George B. Conway
W. G. Gallagher
Silver Light Lode
Argenta
Tlafe Scott
Mamie R. Patrick
Dillon
Frank B. William Ain
B. N. Stevenson
T. G. Bailey
Lima
I. E
Johin Lima
George Noble
Pretty Wedding in Seattle Washington Seals Dillon Union
County Attorney C W Robison returned to Dillon Saturday evening with his bride Miss Zarella Hgbert whom he married in Seattle last Wednesday. The ceremony occurred at F M Gaye's home in Seattle and was performed by Rev Lingenfelter. The couple will begin housekeeping at the Wilson cottage on South Atlantic street within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Robison
Dillon
Seattle
Zarella Hgbert
Mineral specimens for St Louis exhibit sought from Beaverhead
Thomas Landers asks Beaverhead residents to send mineral specimens for Montana’s display at the St Louis World’s Fair. C R Murdock and team are boxing items for shipment and aim for a strong Beaverhead showing. Landers will classify and label materials. send to him or leave at S S Patterson wholesale liquor.
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Thomas Landers
C. R. Murdock
Montana
St. Louis
Dillon
Beaverhead
Landers
No Wool Clips in Beaverhead County Montana
In response to inquiries by the American Wool and Cotton Reporter Beaverhead county Dillon reports no wool on sheep and no clip forthcoming. Official replies indicate there is not a pound of wool in Beaverhead and little prospect of one.
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American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Montana
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Beaverhead Mont
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Misa Squire
Miss Hayden
Maine State Normal School
School of Education
Chicago University
Billings
Prof
Pagmore
Jasper Nelson
Wollenhaupt
Stella Morse
Holy Mother
Maritana
V. Wallace Mae Estella Rich
Susan Peterson
Marie
PF. H. Cowan
Miss Paxton
Ladies’ Vocal Club
Carl Bohm May Margaret Allen
Jean F. Bishop
Alboni Valse
Schulloff
Svella Morse
Rubenstein
Gilchrist
Part
Groza Gertrude Metlen
Gottschalk
Chas
Scott
G. Quartette
Erminia
Thomas
Rich
Hawley
Hammel
Minnie Bond
Phil O'Donnell
Dilfon
Dakota
Seattle, Wash
Robison
Tom Landers
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