Old Soldiers and Children Honor Departed Veterans Parade
Veterans from Steadman Post march from the public school grounds to the Methodist church where Rev. F E Dodds delivers a memorial address. School children carry flags as all business closes and services are held. Grand Army post and Womans Relief Corps decorate graves at Mountain View cemetery. An honor roll of departed G A R Spanish American and Confederate veterans and Womans Relief Corps is listed.
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Steadman Post
Methodist
F.E. Dodds
Grand Army Post
Womans Relief Corps
Mountain View Cemetery
Confederate Veterans
Roll of Honor Names Sequenced in War Service List
Roll of honor includes D. F. Reinhardt Michael Kelly Wm. Drisscol G. kt. Scott Phillip Kornier David Lamont Henry Cushing T. M. O'Connor C. McCloskey I. T. Page H. Dengler John F. O'Leary D.T. Hood W.E. Dearborn Morris Capp Thos. Lewis K. Banks and Wm H. Dudley under Spanish American and Relief Corps Mra. Sparrow Viola-Rich noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Reinhardt Michael Kelly
Wm. Drisscol G. Kt. Scott Phillip Kornier David Lamont Henry Cushing
T. M. O’connor C. McCloskey
I. T. Page H. Dengler
John F. O’leary
D.T. Hood
W.E. Dearborn
Prof and Mrs Fish Leave Dillon for Adel Iowa
Professor Don Fish and Mrs Fish with their young son depart Dillon after four years at Beaverhead County High School. He led science and agriculture while she headed domestic science and was the district's first home economics teacher. The community mourns their departure as many friends wish them well in Adel Iowa.
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Don Fish
Adel
Iowa
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Kishhag
Wilbur Tash Wins Star Theatre Baby Contest
The Star theatre baby contest closed Monday evening with Wilbur Tash, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Will Tash, winning with 1819 votes and a $20 gold piece. Dorothy Hirschman placed second with 1794 votes receiving baby jewelry. Harold Badcon took third.
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Star Theatre
Wilbur Tash
Will Tash
Dorothy Hirschman
Harold Badcon
Star Presents Star-Studded Sports Week in 1011
Manager Hay showcases a superb bill at the Star featuring Charles Blecha Nebraska Kansas middleweight champion Dago Kid undefeated lightweight Logan Champ from Oklahoma and Kid Barne Montana middleweights in a week long program. An exhibition of physical culture and a first class wrestling match accompany Homer Dickerson renders an illustrated song.
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Hay
Star
Sports and
Homer Dickerson
New Dormitory Under Repair At Normal College
The Normal College dormitory was evacuated early this week after a large stringer pulled away from its fastenings. Workmen are repairing the damage with bolts as the spike method caused the issue. Students are housed in the gym and nearby private homes during the repair.
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Normal College
Pianoforte Recital by Misses Point Dexter and McFadden
Two promising pupils of Miss Edith Hatch gave a delightful and artistic pianoforte recital at Normal College assembly hall last Friday night. The performance impressed many friends and marked their first public appearance under Miss Hatch’s instruction.
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Margaret Poindexter
Jose McFadden
Normal College
Edith Hatch
Southern Montana Telephone to Extend Lines to Ralston and Divide
The Southern Montana Telephone Co plans to extend lines from Wisdom to Ralston and to Divide and Ralston. Bids for pole placement must be in by next Saturday June 4. The project aims to connect with Melrose Divide and Butte via Bell line, expanding regional communication and spurring summer improvements. Mr. Hazel baker reports the stock rise funded by local capital as new issues are largely taken.
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Southern Montana Telephone Company
Wisdom
Ralston’s
Melrose
Dewey
Divide
Montana
Raleton’a
Upper Basin
Butte
Bell Company
Hazelbaker
Dell and Lima Baseball Clash on Lima Diamond
Dell and Lima ball teams squared off on the Lima diamond last Sunday in an exciting game full of runs and errors. The visiting Dell squad were hampered by missing players yet played as good losers, while Lima showed strong offense throughout the contest.
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Dell
Lima
Dillon Team Makes Good In Season Opener
Dillon earns decisive wins over Boulder and Butte as Farnsworth leads a fast, polished lineup. McNamara, Zwicker, LaCroix, Ripley, Barry, and Stephenson shine with strong fielding and timely hitting. Monday's win vs Butte showcases pitching by LaCroix and a squeeze play by Ripley.
Local Baseball Expository Highlights Umpire Stephenson's Debut
In Dillon the First National Bank's Stephenson umpired two games delivering impartial calls and strong technical know how. Box scores show stolen bases by Zwicker Farrar Barry Ripley and multi base hits by Ludwig Miner and McNamara. Attendance details note left on bases Dillon and Boulder with hitters LaCroix Mees and Hawker delivering solid pitching performances.
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Dillon
Boulder
Butte
Narnsworth
Dillon Fairgrounds
Hawker
McNamara
Zwicker
Seattle
Farrar
Armstead
Frank Ripley
Matt Barry
Larry LaJoie
Matt
Charlie LaCroix
Hoon
Sullivan
Rodman
Stephenson
Pease
Steve
Jennings
First National Bank
Farnsworth
George Geaman
Courthouse
LaCroix
Bute Boys
Ripley
Barry
Ludwig
Miner
Filcher
Balla
Bridges
Acacia Expands Services At Dillon Cleaning Establishment
Acacia of Dillon increases staff and adds linen to its cleaning and pressing business. They now represent Royal Tailors of New York for high grade wool suits with guaranteed fit and inspection. They also carry Lewis Underwear from Wisconsin and Francis Dodd shirts from Chicago, signaling growth and reliability.
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Acacia
Dillon
Messie
Martin and Crutz
Royal Taylore of
New York
United States
Martin and
Critz
Lewis Underwear Company
Juneaville
Wiscnsin
Francis Dodd Shirt Co
Chicago
Field Day a Big Success at Normal School Event
The campus field day resumed after rain with the training school children and normal gymnasium classes participating. Awards went to senior class for the silver cup, Jessie Poindexter for an individual medal, and field day pennants, monograms, or armbands for age based winners in track and field events.
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Misa Dunning
England
Jessie Poindexter
Supt
Finch
Chapman
Anderson
Clase C
Peterson
Williamson
Tritt
Dooda
Evane
Ewing
Price
Clase B
Brundage
English
Mellen
Barnett
Rosenau
Entertained Juniors Honor 1910 Graduates at Banquet
Last Saturday evening at St. James Parish house the Juniors of Normal college hosted the class of 1910 and faculty at a handsomely appointed banquet. Guests were welcomed in the child room with Senior colors green and grey and red accents.
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St. James Parish House
Normal College
Three Big Acts at Scenic Theatre
Scenic Theatre features three shows this week. Emmet Sullivan, a five year old singer, performs popular songs with a strong voice. Wiggins and Jennings present a one act farce. Charles Varley does impersonations. Bonnie and Freeman, a colored duo, perform gong and dance numbers. Sunday offers Jonez the magician and Milae the Spanish juggler with word juggling acts.
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Emmet Sullivan
Sylvest
Sullivan
Bonnie and Freeman
Jonez
al Jusiona
Milae
Aworda
Sugar Syrup Road: Feasible Cheap Binder for Montana Roads
A Billings source proposes building roads with refuse sugar syrup from sugar beets as a binder. The method, tested on a tennis court to control dust and water, could cut costs versus oiling or gravel. Discussion will occur at the Good Roads convention as a potential widespread practice.
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Billings
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Roll OF Honor
Union Veterans
Morris Capp
Thos. Lewis
K. Banks
Wm.h. Dudley
Relief Corps
Mra. J. Sparrow
Viola
Rich
Prof
Mrs. Fish
Dave Burke
P McBride
Lou Gregg
Christianson
James McNight
Clemenson Downine
Wahblbeter Caldron
Ed Burke
Lewis Peckard
Joe Dowling
Fairbankes
Bart Hungate
Ardich Haine
Ellsworth
Waldorf
cNamara
Ease
Fet
Fene Wene
Gunn
Aneas
Kelly
Hawe Carrigan
Daniels
Abrhpore
Beneve
Abrhpore ' Hoon
Zzaminer
Cameron
May
Reardon
Poindexter
Haven
Carson
Genesta
Duncan
Swain
Misa Miller
Annie Laurie
Missea Kirwin
Miller
Pendergast
Missea Dunning
Paul
Mra. Kreas
Scenic Theatre
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