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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1916

Page

7

Montana students can attend four state colleges cheaper than eastern schools

Montana institutions offer low yearly costs with 2000 students enrolled at the University of Montana. Many earn all or part of their expenses through work in dorms, mines, and local employment. Earnings total vary by school, with state colleges reporting tens of thousands yearly for student workers.

University of Montana Montana Missoula State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Bozeman State School of Mines Butte State Normal College Dillon Craighall State University Hamilton Hall State College Agriculture and Mechanic ‘Arts Normal Hall Normal College

Montana youth choices land in state schools

A rough record lists Montana youths considering options at the University of Montana State University State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts State School of Mines and State Normal College as potential paths for higher education.

Montana -To- the University of Montana State University State , College .of. Agriculture and Mechanic ‘Arts State School of Mines State Normal College

Women Must Register to Vote

A notice urges women to register to vote, emphasizing the requirement for suffrage participation and outlining registration steps and deadlines.

State wins right to half a million acres for schools

Secretary of the Interior Lane upholds Montana’s right to select state school lands in Chateau County. The decision, binding on similar cases, affirms that no statutory right of contest exists against such selections. Montana has exchanged forest and timber lands to relocate these holdings for public schools.

Secretary of the Interior Lane Montana H. S. McCrea Geraldine Choteau Great Falls

Local residents change jobs and travel for home projects

Max Wilcomb, who worked on Milwaukee electric railway electrification, returns home and will join Sackett Engineering at Livingston, starting soon. Otto Schulz and his wife drive to Dillon to oversee interior work on their new home. Fred Huber visits Dillon from Madison to see his friend, Harry E. Hall of the Madison State Banks.

Max Wilcomb Milwaukee Railroad Sackett Engineering Company Livingston Twin Bridges Independent Otto Schulz Dillon Fred Huber Harry EB Madison State Banks Madisonian

Hotel man Robert E Elliott moves to Dell Montana

Robert E Elliott formerly in the hotel business at Ruby is now in a like line at Dell Mont renewed acquaintances in Virginia City Monday. Madisonian notes visits of Mr and Mrs B E Stevenson and Miss Patterson of Dillon to the Bennett home in Dillon. Miss Marjorie Stevenson joined them later. Nancy Murray leaves for Salt Lake City for health reasons. Roy E Herndah party from Dillon visits Salmon with Miss Jean Bishop staying two weeks. W W Merk sentenced to 5 to 7 years for the Silver Star killing, sent to Deer Lodge penitentiary with family aboard. Commissioner Bert G Paige pleads not guilty to charges. case set for July 20. Register now.

Robert E.” Elliott Ruby Dell, Mont Virginia City Madisonian B. E. Stevenson Patterson Dillon City A. J. Bennett Marjorie Stevenson Bennett Roy E. Herndah Salmon Jean Bishop Rife Dan van Etton Salmon City Recorder W. W. Merk Deer Lodge Clark Merk James King Silver Star Hill M. E. Merk Twin Bridges Bert G. Paige W. W. Payne M. M. Duncan Paige J. R. Jones Jas. T. Shea Twin Bridges Monitor

Twenty Years Ago Interesting Items From the Examiner

A compilation of local notes and data from 1896 includes arrivals from Bedrock Bannack and Helena, crowd changes in Lemhi and Lima, a flood near the Catholic church, and snippets on real estate, taxation, wool sales, and county livestock totals. Assessor Noyes reports county valuation at 2 790 980 with 1 510 089 real and 1 279 998 personal property, hinting at a possible slight tax rate increase. Three Beaverhead wool clips totaling 130 000 pounds sold at around 9 cents per pound to Boston buyers, with expectations of similar prices for remaining lots.

J. W. Scott Bedrock H. J. Reiling Bannack Phil Shenan Salmon City John Parrett Lemht County Carl Schulin Helena W. F. Gardner Lima Railroad Edwin Norris Atlantic Street J. W Chas. W Delaware Lon Harkness Horse Prairie Jack Noyes State Board of ‘Equalization Beaverhead County Poindexter & Orr Geo. Abbott Boston Tom Haw Gerherd. Albers Mr. Or

Vague OCR Note on Primary Election Registration

Fragment notes a registration vote phrase listing a date for the primary election and unclear context. The readable fragment mentions Daly 29 but lacks clear names, places, or official actions beyond a generic registration reference.

Mber Daly

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