Montana State University High School Music Camp Details
The High School Music Camp at Montana State University Missoula runs July 15 to 29. About 150 of 200 students are enrolled. A band orchestra chorus and piano ensemble will be supervised by university faculty with recitals planned. Dormitory classrooms and staff facilities are provided. Scholarships remain for male singers and string brass players. Apply to High School Music Camp MSU Missoula.
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Montana State University
Herbert M. Cecil
MSU
Cecil
Missoula
Memoirs recall Glendale stage holdup and pursuit
J W Sutherland recounts the 70 year old Glendale stage holdup that killed driver George Ferguson of Hecla Mercantile Co and Banking Co. in Glendale. The |hunt for Harding and Williams involved chasing stolen sorrel horses from George Mudd via Argenta and Birch Creek to Glendale. The narrative names locals including Tony French Hugh Wales and J H McKay with details of Argenta life and a New Year dance in 1896. The account notes court figures Everett J. Conger and Webster S. Bourne and Governor Leslie.
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George Ferguson
Glendale
Harding
Williams
George, Mudd
Butte
Melrose
Ferguson
Hecla Mercantile Co. and Banking Company
Hopp
San Francisco
Big al
Barber
Tony French
Hugh Wales
George French
Knippenberg
Barber Ranch
Rattlesnake Creek
Tuscarora
W. A. Clark
Argenta
Seligman
Smith Ball
J.H. McKay
Chris Snyder
Jim Harby
Birch Creek
Frying Pan Basin
R. W. Frew
Dillon
Frew
Opera House
Dan Chapman
Wheeler
Everett J. Conger
Webster S. Barbour
Henry N. Blake
Montana
Leslie
Harold Schenck
Deer Lodge
Schenck
VA Tightens GI Home Loan Rules to curb resale abuse
The Veterans Administration urges lenders to report loans where property is transferred within 90 days of closing. VA probes sales to non veterans and possible entitlement transfers, and notes ineligible loans must not close. A reader asks about free indemnity coverage post service and learns it now lasts 120 days.
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Veterans Administration
Trout Planted in Grasshopper Friday
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service of Ennis planted 2200 trout averaging 12 oz in Grasshopper creek on Friday. Wayne Fitzwater of Dillon oversaw the planting with fish trucked from Ennis by Robert Armstrong and John Mainwaring. Attendees at the Butte rodeo included Mr and Mrs J D Harrison and Bob, Mr and Mrs Dwight Harrison and family, Jules, Jim and Gordon Marchegeault, and Mr and Mrs Coulter Given and family. Visitors from the valley to Dillon included Mrs John Judge, Dewey Marcheeseau and Clare Judge. Charles Haight was a Dillon business visitor Friday.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Ennis
Grasshopper Creek
Wayne Fitzwater
Dillon
Robert Armstrong
John Mainwaring
Butte
J. D. Harrison
Bob
Dwight Harrison
Jules
Jim
Gordon Marchegseault
Coulter Given
Billings Creek
John Judge
Dewey Marchesseau
Clare Judge
Charles Haight
Garage Fire Quenched at Dale Lessey Home
A garage fire at the Dale Lessey residence on North Pacific Street Saturday afternoon was quickly extinguished by the Volunteer Fire Department with only minor damage reported.
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Dale Lessey
North Pacific Street
Time Is Limited for Soil Bank Acreage Reserve Details
Farmers should consult county ASC committees now about the Soil Bank programs, especially the Acreage Reserve. The program pays for reduced wheat acreage, with specific rules on grazing, haying, and noxious weed control, plus deadlines and minimums to determine eligible reserve amounts.
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Soil Bank
ASC
Optometrist Dr H H Scarborough at Andrus Hotel
Dr H H Scarborough, optometrist, will be at the Andrus Hotel on July 10 and 11 to examine eyes and fit glasses. The experienced clinician can handle hard to fit refraction cases and offers his professional services to the public.
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H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
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J. W. Sutherland
Virginia Streets
Standard Lumber and Goal Co
Polaris News
Dillon Examiner
ED Atkins
Beaverhead County
United
Eliel’s, Inc
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