Annual Montana Normal College Catalogue shows rapid growth
The Sixth Annual Catalogue of Montana State Normal College is in press and will soon be distributed. It highlights the college’s growth and advanced courses, notes high enrollment in regular college classes, and reports that 75 percent of students come from outside Beaverhead county while 22 counties are represented. The piece also mentions library and laboratory improvements and upcoming faculty additions.
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Montana State Normal] College
Normal College
State University
Missoula County
State Normal College
Beaverhead County
Montana
Weiser Charged With Supplying Liquor to Minor
James Weiser faced a hearing before Judge Vermillion on charges of selling or giving intoxicating liquor to a minor named Jay Tallant. Tallant testified he received beer at the brewery saloon on the sixth day of June, including a glass between 5 and 6 o clock, with other witnesses corroborating. Weiser denied being in the saloon at that time and said he had worked at the brewery all day lon g.
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Tallant
Piaa
H. R. Melton
Weiser
Edwin Norris
Justice Vermillion
James Weiser
Vermillion
Jay Tallant
Brewery
J. Weiser
State Normal College names Ezra Allen biology professor
The executive board appointed Ezra Allen as biology professor at a salary of 1400 dollars. He holds a bachelor’s and master’s from Bucknell University and did postgraduate biology work at Clark University. He has seven years of teaching experience. Ella Pond Leland was named assistant in the training department.
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State Normal College
Ezra Allen
Allen
Bucknell University
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Misa Ella Pond Leland
City and County Notes Highlight Local Visitors And Travel
Mrs McConnell arrived from near Polaris to visit Dillon friends Rev Father Van den Broeck spent time with Madison county parishioners Mrs Frank Conway returned from a six week visit to Virginia City Mrs Sherman Sapp and children visited Lima guests of Mrs A B Coon C W Majors a Big Hole basin resident visited the county seat Tom R Hinds a Butte politician bid on water works contract Frank Kelsey water works engineer arrived from Salt Lake City for bid opening Mr and Mrs Frank Birrer visited Sheridan to review prospects Clark Anderson returned from Northwest Territory and Alberta Miss Vera Lindfors rode a pony bought in Sheridan Mrs Andrew Lindfors and daughter Vera visited Sheridan F C Kress of The Examiner sails to Germany on Kaiser Wilhelm Der Graagse to visit Paris and Germany. Mrs Kress will run The Examiner in his absence
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Father van den Broeck
Madison County
Frank Kelsey
Salt Lake City
F. C. Kress
Examiner
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm der Graagse
Lloyd Line
Cherbourg
France
Paris
Wool Market Opens as Buyers Hold Back in Idaho and Utah
The first wool sale this season will ship 89 bags from J E Sanders to Chas O Herbert, with Beaverhead County wool praised as among the best in seven years. Market lull blamed on tight money in Philadelphia and Boston, while Idaho and Utah prices slip to 14 to 15 cents per pound. A 1.5 million pound county clip is reported, with shipments to Twin Bridges and Boston consignments.
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G. Sanders
Chas, O. Herbert & Co
Billings
Idaho
Utah
Philadelphia
Boston
Examiner
Twin Bridges
J. C. Jacobeen
Jones & Davidson
Ruby Sheep, Co
Thomas Wincett
E. W. Geary
George Murray
O. A. Schultz
J. H. Gilbert
M. Markley
J. E. Hample
Fourth of July Celebration Promises Big Local Parade
Town plans a major Fourth of July event with a morning salute from the square near the bandstand and a high energy parade. Committees vow no sleep after sunrise and bands and civic groups, led by the rag muffins, will assemble for a city procession along Idaho Street.
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Idaho Street
Narrow Escape From Wagon Mishap At Cornell Ranch
Mrs Lambkin and Mrs Byron Cunnard narrowly avoided serious injury when a restive horse bolted at the Cornell ranch. Mrs Lambkin fell and was grazed by a wheel while the horse lurched forward. both ladies were helped to safety and later found with only bruises and no broken bones.
New International Encyclopaedia Added to Dillon Library
The Dillon Public Library adds the New International Encyclopaedia a seventeen volume set edited by Gilman of Johns Hopkins University The up to date reference covers science archaeology education and biography with about one thousand full page cuts and many colored plates designed for general readers over specialist needs
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Public Library
Gilman
Johna Hopkins University
Change In Location For St Rose Guild Event
The St Rose Guild apron sale and supper is moved from the Metlen building to Dart Hall at 2 PM with ice cream and cake offered for 25 cents. Supper starts at 5 PM and runs until sold out, with a 35 cent price.
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Ladies of St. Rose Guild
Metlen
Dart Hall
City awards water works contract to Nailor Norton firm
The Dillon city council awarded the water works contract to Nailor and Norton of Lewiston Idaho for about 63 000 dollars with work to start within three weeks and finish by November first The arrangement includes adding a reservoir and overflow for 4800 dollars and using wire wound piping in the system Bid details show six bids ranging up to about 79 909 55 dollars with various pipe types and completion dates The council considered options including bedrock drainage to secure water rights and meet long term needs
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Messrs
Nailor
Kelsey
Dillon
Merrill Lumber and Salt Company
Brigham City
Utah
Thomas R. Hinds
Butte
Hinds
Idaho
James C. Broad
Spokane
Cusick and Jacobs
Cusick
Peter Costello
Bannack Man Missing Near Bannack and Missoula
A Bannack man named John Conlon vanished after hiring a horse at Marsh Bros. livery in Missoula. The livery will start a search with Conlon’s family and pursue clues about his and his horse’s whereabouts toward Grant Creek.
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Missoula
John Conlon
Bannack
Marsh Bros
Ivery Stable
Grant Creek
Conlon
Consult Dr Frank for nerve vitality and happiness
A call to consult Mrs Dr Frank at her parlors for nervousness headaches and vision issues. It claims nerve friction from eye strain causes indigestion sleeplessness and memory loss, urging immediate consultation.
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Dr. Frank
Professor Monroe to Lecture on English Abbeys and Cathedrals
Prof Monroe will lecture Friday July 3 at 8 30 p m in the Normal Assembly Hall on English Abbeys and Cathedrals. The talk will be illustrated with stereopticon slides and show the new arc light stereopticon. admission is free and all are invited.
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Monroe
State Normal College
Frying Pan Sheep Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation filed for Frying Pan Sheep Company in Dillon. James P. Murray president pro tem of the state senate leads as major stockholder with 596 of 600 shares. Capital stock is 60000 dollars. Directors are James P. Murray Elzy Murray and Benjamin Bond.
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Frying Pan Sheep Company
James P. Murray
State Senate
John 5. Baker
Dillon
Murray
Elzy Murray
Benjamin Bond
Miss Theo Graham Visits Dillon Friends
Miss Theo Graham of the Ten Mile House spent the morning visiting friends in Dillon, gathering a brief social call among locals.
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Theo Graham
Ten Mile House
Dillon
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Newnormal Catalog
Mrs. McConnell
Polaris
Frank Conway
Virginia City
Sherman Sapp
Lima
A. B. Coon
C. W. Majors
Big Hole Basin
Tom R. Hinds
Frank Birrer
Sheridan
Mr. Birrer
Clark Anderson
Northwest Territory
Alberta
Canada
Andrew Lindfors
Miss Vera
A. B. Martin
John S. Baker, Jr
Pasmore
Bannack Street
Akating Rink
Met Jen
Dillon Theatre
Apollo Lodge
IL O. O. F
Dillon Library
Nailor & Norton
Lewistown
Water Works
Prof
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