Pioneer Day Observed in Beaverhead County Schools
Pioneer Day was observed at the free county high school with speeches by Senator W. F. Sanders and local pioneers. The program included talks on Montana’s territorial and state history, gold discoveries, and the early settlement, with praise for Beaverhead High School as a pioneer institution. The day closed with a school song.
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Free County
Thomas
Montana
Territory
Louisiana
Miss Cantrell
J. E. Tyree
Bannack
A. J. Noyes
Mr. Noyes
Union
Stapleton
Big Hole Basin
Grasshopper
Everton J. Conger
Beaverhead Free County
Pioneer High School
Pioneer County
Col. W. FE. Sanders
Commonwealth
Sanders
Senator Sanders
George Cochran
Dempsey Ranch
Willows
Dillon
St. Ignatius Mission
United States
Virginia City
America
Commencement at the Free County High School
The Free County High School holds 1903 commencement in the school assembly at 8:30 p.m. Friday led by Prof. R. G. Young of Butte. Three graduates from the scientific course receive diplomas. Georgia Featherly, Charles Patrick, and Miss Cora Taylor.
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Free County High School
Georgia Featherly
Charles Patrick
Cora Taylor
Patrick
F. A. Thomas
R. G. Young
Butte Public Schools
Eatella Mac Rich
J. E Morse
C. W. Scott
Mr. Cope
Twenty One Will Graduate and Enter Summer Normal
High school juniors stage an evening at Dillon Theatre with piano solos, a Japanese Parasol Drill, vocal and instrumental numbers. Proceeds fund tennis courts on the high school grounds. Tickets 50 and 35 cents available at the Post Office. The Montana State Normal College celebrates a large 21 member graduating class at Normal Hall and Dillon Theatre with class day events and a Friday commencement address by Rev. Lewis Duncan.
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Dillon Theatre
Sidney Stith
Frances Stolle
Faye Scott
Blanche Morse
Grace Squire
Nellié Sharkey
Alta Willard
Cora Taylor
Florence Carter
Carrie Harrison
Nannie Featherly
Emma Burfeind
Fern Scott
Grace Gray
Bessie Tyree
Pianiat
Ben Owen
F. Abt
Sierra Gold Mine
Douglass Palmer Channcy Oglethrope
Lord Doncaster i
Floyd Best Mra
Ogdego Jhones
Report Wield
Fern Scott Siera Bengaline
Ote Ty Blanche Morae Ladty Guinevere Landpoore
Earl of Paynaught
Emma Burfein
Theta Society
Mies Holt
McKinney
Montana State Normal College
Klara Craver
Pluma Tattersall
Wid
Laura Kelly
Daga
Ida C. Alingquist
Alice M. Barclay
Ernella K. Dalton
Eleanor I. Driscoll
Elaie B. Till
Katherine K. Hopp
Sarah KB. Killey
Eva Marie LaBean
Ada Meyersick
Leno 2. Newell
Mary 5. O'Brien
Mayetta Powers
Frances Helena Reinig
Minnie K. Sinclair
Charlotte EK
Templeton
Anna Lyle Thomas
Valeria van Osdel
Lillian Weat
A. B. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Flora Craver
Laura Kelly Steers
Veges
Badan
Lena Newell
Ida Almquist
Frances Rinip
Claes
Pluma Totters
Juniora
Eleanor Driscoll
Sonp
Eee Cana de Boleate
Lewis Duncan
Butte
Valeria van Osdot
City and County Notes From Dillon
Mrs. Joe A. Browne is reported seriously ill at her home near Melrose. Max Codden of Pasamore Paper Co. visits Dillon customers. P. M. Sweeney, Sheep Creek rancher, visits the county seat. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Orr and child return from Helena after state shotgun tourney. H. Thompson of Bridal Veil Lumber Co. and Oregon Door Sash Co. visits Dillon. plant rebuilt after fire and to resume full operations next month. orders placed with Dillon Lumber Co.
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Joe A. Browne
Melrose
Max Codden
Pasamore Paper Co
Butte
Dillon
P. M. Sweeney
Sheep Creek Basin
H. Thompson
Bridal Veil Lumber Co
Oregon Door & Sash Co
Portland
Ore
Mr. Thompson
Dillon Lumber Co
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W. F. Sanders
Stevenson
Sinking General School
City of
District Aid Sinking Co. H
Sembly
Aun
Normal
Matt Orr
Helena
Orr