Dillon Memorial Day Observance at Mountain View Cemetery
Dillon’s Memorial Day program at Mountain View cemetery honored fallen soldiers with a Beaverhead Post American Legion ceremony. The Dillon Band and mixed chorus performed selections including The Warrior and Nearer My God to Thee, with E. B. Lott and O. C. Tees among speakers, and a wreath placing followed by taps.
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Dillon
Mountain View Cemetery
Beaverhead
American Legion
Ernest B. Lott
Frank Hunsaker
Fiset
Li A. ‘Gregory
Dillon Boy Scouts Meet Patron H W Turner in Dillon
Dillon Boy Scout troop hosts H W Turner president of Union Electric during his Dillon visit en route to California. Turner joins a scout meeting and films a camp activity while promising to cover half the cost of new uniforms if the boys earn the rest. The troop plans a busy summer.
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H. W. Turner
Union Electric Company
Dillon
California
Montana Bankers Gather for Seventh Annual Convention
Two Addresses of the day joined optimism as Group Six of the Montana Bankers association met in Dillon with wide district participation. Officials reported rising deposits, no bank failures, two liquidations, and one merger while Beaverhead and surrounding counties showed livestock gains. Dr. C N Arnett and President T C Hammond spoke on livestock trends and future legislation.
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Montana Bankers’ Association
Bankers
Heaverhead
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Madison
Jefferson
Powell
C. H. ‘Williams
Deer Lodge Bank and ‘Trust Company
Metals Bank, and Trust Company
Butte
Bank of Deer Lodge
Wils Glbert
Dillon
J. H. Gilbert
J. A. .Fraser
Twin Bridges
J. K. Heslet
Williams
Roscoe Cornell
T. J Fenton
W. G. _ Gilbert
Beaverhead
J.B
Monroe
Jamesson
Tuttle
J. A. Fraser
A. G
Enetemann
J. K. Hesler
Andrus Hotel
C.N., Arnett
Montana State College
Arnett
T. C. Hammond
Ontana Bankers’ Association
Montana
Rainfall Boosts Farmers Prospects for Record Yield
Heavy rains in recent days lift crop prospects across beach and inland farms. Non irrigated ground shows strong growth and optimism runs high among local farmers for a potential record harvest, despite rainfall not reaching historic totals.
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Vantity
Appointer Campbell Named Judge Advocate General of Navy
Gena Captain Edward H. Campbell has been appointed Judge Advocate General of the United States Navy to succeed Rear Admiral Latimer. A nephew of Craig Cornell and cousin of Roscoe Cornell, Campbell has served as assistant chief of the Bureau of Navigation and was Navy JAG from 1907 to 1909. He will hold the rank of rear admiral in office and was born in South Bend Indiana in 1872. An Annapolis graduate of 1898, he has commanded the ships New Orleans Charleston and Pennsylvania and served as chief of staff to the battleship force commander. He has shore assignments at the Naval Academy the General Board Newport Navy Yard and Mare Island. He will serve a four year term as Judge Advocate General.
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Edward H. Campbell
United States
Navy
Tatten
Latimer
Craig Cornell
Roscoe Cornell
Ehief
Bureau of Navigation
Campbell
South Bend
Ind
Annapolis
United States Shipa
New Orleans
Charleston
Pennsylvania
Battleship Force
Naval Academy
General Board
Newport Naval Training Station
Mare
Igland Navy Yard
Chris Hansen Donates Ties for Campground Conveniences
A local donor named Chris Hansen provides ties and items noted by a dealer. The outdoor lunch table at the tourist campgrounds is highlighted as a valuable addition to campground conveniences under the local agency led by Mr. Hanger.
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Chris Hansen
le Tires
Hanger
Dillomont Park Opens Summer Season With Dance
Dillmonte park welcomed summer with a Saturday opening dance by the Baxter Tonrey orchestra under Frances Tonrey management. Prize spot dances drew attendees despite poor weather. next Saturday features another Eliel Brothers event with $26 in prizes plus a traveling case and golf sweater as awards.
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Dillmonte Park
Dillon's Pleasure Resort
Baxter-Tonrey
Frances Tonrey
Tonrey
Francis Tonrey
Amsey Baxter
Malcolm Stons
Douglas Thomas
Francis McKay
Edwards Hoerning
William. Brown
Western Oeble
George Mere
Lasich
Nellie: Litts
Barold. Cashmore
Elvera Peterson
Ww. B Hartwig
Eliel Brothers” Abrige
Dilfell Brothers
Buaxter-Tonney
Dillmont
Court transacts rows in Dillon on debt and liquor cases
Recent Dillon sessions saw H D Mayfield win a $129.40 judgment against H E Ward in a debt suit. George Mehrlich received six months in jail and a $200 fine for unlawful liquor possession, with suspension possible on timely payment. Virginia Chevette guilty of liquor possession. sentencing set for June 20. Napoleon Goyer v Jackson dismissed as settled. Tom Flynn v Oregon Short Line settled out of court. State of Montana v Y E Huert: verdict not guilty on possession, guilty on sale to a minor. sentencing June 16. Judge Rodgers presided over a contempt hearing against Huert. case under advisement. Labor claim Bill Smith v State Bank of Dillon began today.
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H. D. Mayfield
H. E. Ward
Dillon
George Mehrlich
Virginia Chevette
Napoleon Goyer
John H. Jackson
Tom Flynn
Oregon Short Line
Montana
Y. E. Huert
Rodgers
Huert
Bill Smith
State Bank of
Ramsey Divorce Granted for Cruelty and Non Support
Myra Bertha Ramsey is granted a divorce from Robert Ramsey on grounds of cruelty and lack of support. The ruling outlines the dissolution of the marriage and assigns related custody or support considerations as stated in the court order.
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Myra
Bertha Ramsey
Robert Ramsey
Cantata Presented at Training School Commencement
Twenty eight pupils will receive diplomas at tomorrow evenings training school commencement in the school auditorium. The program features The Swallow a cantata by pupils with performances by Gregory's orchestra cello and piano solos and a class presentation. Names of diploma recipients include Andrea Barshaw Vera Bourassa Katherine Brougher Barry Caskin William Clark Alice Crowley Clifford Cullen Major Dansie Ralph Davis Dorothy Evans Beatrice Forsyth Minnie Gordon Jane Herndon Margaret Hughes Ruth Johnson James Judge Alta Ledebur Laura Meeds Harold Price Ashley Roberts George Scott Arnold Smith Kenneth Smith Annie Spehar Ada Streed Mae Talent Joyce Williams Ruth Woodratt.
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Father Leschner
Andrea Barshaw
Vera Bourassa
Katherine Brougher
Barry Caskin
William Clark
Alice Crowley
Clifford Cullen
Major Dansie
Ralph Davis
Dorothy Evans
Beatrice Forsyth
Minnie Gordon
Jane Herndon
Margaret Hughes
Ruth , Johnson
James Judge
Alta Ledebur
Laura Meeds
Harold Price
Ashley Roberts
George Scott
Arnold Smith
Kenneth Smith
Annie Spehar
Ada Streed
Mae ‘Talent
Joyce Williams
Ruth Woodratt
Commencement and Enrollment Trends at Normal College
The 1925-1926 catalog is issued as the Normal College reports total registrations for 1924-1925 of 2,246 in regular and special programs. Females numbered 483, males 60, with a shift toward nontraditional classifications and ongoing regional and correspondence studies. County distribution shows Silver Bow leading, plus substantial representation from Cascade Yellowstone Fergus and others. 31 students hail from outside Montana. The correspondence department remains self-supporting. 83 graduates listed with 47 already placed.
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Normal ‘College
Normal College
Im Butta
Ana‘conda
Silver Bow County
Beaverhead
Cascade
Yelowstone
Carbon
Dawson
Petroleum
Pretty Dances at Montana Normal College Spring Festival
The annual spring festival at Montana State Normal College drew over a thousand spectators last Wednesday. The program featured 12 dances by training school pupils and college girls, with Grace White crowned Queen of May. Performances included Dance of Spring, Dance of Greeting, and various graded dances, presented under Milde Ferhign Patter supervision with help from Mrs Batlard, Aldente Tesefer, and Frank Ashworth.
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Montana State Normal College
Grace White
James Kisgen Shoots Self In Cabin
James Kisgen a long time resident was found dead in his cabin in the Cabbage Patch Saturday morning with a bullet wound and a revolver nearby. Coroner ruled death by his own hand citing despondency with no motive found. He was about 55 and had worked as a sheepherder and laborer. no relatives were located and funeral rites were held Monday at Brundage chapel with interment in Mountain View cemetery.
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James Kisgen
Cabbage Patch
Scoroner
Beaverhead
Brundage Chapel
Mountain View Cemetery
Shearing Soon Underway on Beaverhead Ranches
Beav erhead ranches prepare for the big sheep clip as crews arrive from the south for a month or more of work. Wool quality is good and growers expect prices around 50 cents or more. Most wool will be sold on consignment with little market activity this spring.
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Beaverhead
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Turner Camp
With. Dillon
C. H.' Williams
Deer, Lodge
J. H.gilbert
Gena
Dillomont Park
Thursdy
Normalling School
Martha
Flotow
Barnhouse
Il Trovatore Verdi
Gregory’s Orchestra
Dpaymig Goaek
Teeubigcaghinrengues
Linden McCullough
Pete
Fenu
Spines
Harry Gilbert
Naga Bliel
Hiram Brundage
Kal Field
A. L. Anderson
Eawatdith. Crandall
New
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