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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1912

Page

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Dillon Victors Over Butte Independents In 16 to 2 Rout

Dillon football team routed the Butte Independents 16 to 2 in a Sunday game after a big turnout of about 200 Dillon fans. Verheyen pitched seven innings, fanning two, while Ripley and Tremblay supported with multiple hits. Clark and Barry contributed solid defense and two base hits, as Dillon dominated the contest from start to finish.

Dillon Butte Butte Independents Dillon Boys Fritz Verheyen Butte Sport Joe Collins Clark Barry Siefert Richard Ripley Verheyen Tom Powers Tremblay Tucker Hartman Richards Collins Welty Trembaly Colling Vernheyen Wilcox Verhoven Shannon Siagle Idaho Falls Butte Moose Butte Club Union Association Dillon Seifert Kinville King O'Kelly Austin Dillon Rerich

Contess contest eyes heat up as votes pour in

The Montana Mercantile Co and The Examiner urge fair play in a vigorous Dillon contest. Helen Wife leads, closely followed by Agatha Lovell and Tim Tash with Toots Smith. Candidates are told to avoid bluffing and to secure votes via subscriptions and Montana Mercantile purchases.

Hugh Anderson Olga Anderegg Alberta Andrus Jno Baker George Baker Taylor Bradley Gladys Bingham Meee Virginia Bulger Justine Brundage Wee Eda Craver s-Hee Frank Carroll, Jr Eva Conger Hake Ruth Conway Marjorie Conger Ela Flynn Clifford Ewing Jack Goodall Frank Gosman Lora Guyaz We Montana Gilbert Babe Gray Ernest Gleed Archie Henneberry Dell Hunsaker Carl Hartwige Walter Jones Ruth Knotts Agatha Lovell Pee Marion Leach Vera la Croix Hazel Maurer We Joe Murray Abies Fred Metlen Mae Esther Mailey Olive Marschasseau May Martinell Pearl Neidt Ow Et Neewe Carl Ostrander Seer Ee Emma Pahnish Ellen Peterson Wee Eee Lawrence Price Weer Mary H. Phillips Clay Patterson, Jr Nellie Pendergast Chas. Perry, Jr Frank Paul Geo. M. Roberts Wan Ee Eee Mrs. N.S. Ring Freda Robb Weer Wm. Roberts, Jr Helen Rife Ike Rife, Jr W.stephenson Luella Sprinkle Tim Tash Esther Thomas Bessie Wall Beatrice Willard Alex Williamson, Jr Herb Wheatewes Eeee Ruth Weenink Mem Neeee Wee Lincoln Williams Pat Waps Sonte Enn Helen Agatha Lovell Toots Smith Montana Mercantile Co Miss Blank Examiner Dillon Montana Oase Montana Mercantile

Work of the Second Six Weeks Term at State Normal College

The second six weeks term begins Monday July 22 at the State Normal College. Review courses listed include physiology civics physical geography theory and art of teaching grammar and composition orthography and penmanship. Special work in music drawing manual training and domestic science under Miss Edith McDowell. Examinations for teachers certificates of all grades can be taken at the Normal College with papers sent for grading.

State Normal College Edith McDowell Kansas Agricultural College Stout Industrial School Menomonee Wisconsin Normal College

Dillon Ships First Full Train Load of Wool to Boston

The first full train load of wool ever shipped from Dillon left for Boston last Thursday. Sixteen cars carried over a million pounds of wool. The season ends this week with the clip larger and prices averaging 19 to 20 cents per pound. Major buyers included Edghill and Holden of Boston. Dewey Gould & Co.. Hallowell, Jones & Donald. Judd & Root. Will Lovell led the wool house operations and set a handling record.

Dillon Boston Edghill Holden Dewey, Gould & Co Hallowell, Jones & Donald Judd & Root Hartford Conn Will Lovell

Pioneer Matron Mrs. Ewen Williamson Dies in Dillon

Mrs. Ewen L. Williamson 74 8 lived in Dillon for 50 years after emigrating from Scotland She died after a five day illness at 8 45 Tuesday morning at home on Bannack street Surviving six children and a grandson Tom Smith are named Funeral at 8 this afternoon at the Presbyterian church with Rev Ostrander officiating Interment at Mountain View cemetery

Ewen L. Williamson Bannack Street America Plains Salt Lake Dillon Alex Williamson Dell Leach Hurley Leach Presbyterian Church Ostrander Mountain View Cemetery

Pianaforte Recital at Normal Auditorium

Miss Mary Jester Phillips presents a pianoforte recital at the Normal Auditorium with Miss Catherine Paxton and Mr M N Hoffman assisting. The program includes works by Rachmaninoff Mendelssohn Beethoven Schumann Chopin Sinding For two pianos and vocal solos by Miss Paxton and Mr Hoffman.

Neral Auditorum Mary Jester Phillips Grace Graeter Catherine Paxton Mn M. N. Hoffman S. Rachmaninoff Mendelssohn Jude Mr. Hoffman Beethoven Forster Miss Paxton Sinding Schumann Walse Chopin Prophet Bird Grenadiers Heller

Progressive Republicans condemn Chicago 1912 presidential convention

Beaverhead county progressive voters denounce the Chicago convention as controlled by bosses and big business and reject the convention nominee. They endorse a national convention in Chicago on August 5 1912 to nominate a candidate aligned with the people's cause.

Beaverhead County United States William Howard Att Ilon Theodore Roosevelt Chicago

Jack Rabbits Beat Juniors In Dillon Ball Game

A Dillon Sunday contest ended in a 5 to 2 shutout as the Jack Rabbits defeated the Dillon Juniors at the local diamond. Yoe and La Croix each struck out eight and fourteen batters respectively, with Bechtold and Duff among subs contributing. Managers Sheppard and Graves discussed upcoming games in nearby towns.

Dillon Jack Rabbits Bradley Holtz Brundage Powers Davis Johns Rf G. Gosman Grace Burke Wolf Staudaher Brady If Hawkins G . Patterson I’. Gosman Rf Hirschman Yee P la Croix P Bechtold Duff RNCK Yoe la Croix Jos C. Smith Sheppard Harry Graves Dell

Beaverhead County Eyes Democratic Victory this Fall

J H Alvord secretary of Beaverhead democratic central committee predicts a Democratic win in Beaverhead county this fall. He cites strong support for Woodrow Wilson and a county ticket to align with national and state leads. Farmers optimistic about crops and summer prospects accompany political forecasts in this Butte Miner report.

Beaverhead County J. H. Alvord Democratic Central Committee Dillon Woodrow Wilson Montana Butte

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