Barrett Hospital Opens to Public in Dillon Saturday
The Barrett hospital in Dillon will open next Saturday with public viewing in the afternoon and evening. Wives of board members will serve lunch and the hospital will receive visitors from two to five and seven to ten. A program will be held in the evening as people tour the new facility touted as one of the west’s finest. The project honors benefactor Mr. Martin Barrett and complements a local endowment from Mrs. Margaret Roe and community gifts. The hospital will be governed by a countywide board including the State Bank Dillon president, the district judge, the mayor, county commissioners chair, with a fifth member to be chosen.
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Mb. Dillon’s
Barrett Hospital
Martin Barrett
Dillon
Barrett
Beaverhead County
Martin
Joseph Shineberger
Margaret Roe
William Roe
Shineberger
State Bank
A. L. Stone
State Bank of
District Court
Board of County Commissioners
Judge Smith
A. L. Anderson
Rosco Cornell
Pearl I. Smith
Aged Beaverhead Pioneer William Wallace Dies at 90
William Wallace pioneer of Beaverhead County died yesterday morning at the county poor farm. He came to Bannack during the gold rush and later ran a ranch. In Dillon for twenty years he lived alone and willed his dog to Mrs Frank Kellum. Funeral held at Brundage parlors with interment at Mountain View cemetery. A brother lives in a Wisconsin soldiers home.
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William Wallace
Beaverhead County
Bannack
Dillon
Frank Kellum
Brundage Undertaking
Mountain View
Soldiers
Wisconsin
Judges announce winners of automobile prize contest
Report of the judges states the winners in a sealed ballot contest. Mrs Myra Robbins Koontz wins the Buick automobile valued at 10820. Mrs Dixie Ripley wins a radio valued at 7516. Mrs Mazie B Davis earns a park trip worth 4402. Ambrose Henneberry and Maureen Desmond win park trips as well. Frankie Corrin and Julia Kramer receive 25 percent on subscription moneys turned in. Signed by C H Gilbert R W Boone Jack Nemec.
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Myra Robbins Koontz
fMike
Buick Automobile
Dixie Ripley
Mazie B. Davis
Ambrose Henneberry
Maureen Desmond
Frankie Corrin
Julia Kramer
Former Dillon Man Ira Sanders Dies At Manhattan
Ira M. Sanders a longtime rancher and cattle dealer with extensive Beaverhead Madison county holdings died at his Manhattan home after a two day illness from Brights disease He was nearly 49 and had lived in Montana sixteen years services were held at the Presbyterian Church in Dillon with burial at Mountain View and pallbearers from Dillon and Twin Bridges.
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Sanders
Ralph Markland
Vashti Sanders
Vern Sanders
Sigurd Augensen
Easterndot
Presbyterian Church
May
Mountain View
H. S. Gimble
George P. Hughes
H. L. McCaleb
J. F. Wiksdal
Dillon
E. E. Hyndeman
Elijah Marsh
Twin Bridges
J. H. Gilbert
George E. Ditty
Harry Andrus
A. W. Graeter
Otto Schulz
W. H
Diamond C
Point of Rocks
Beaverhead County
Old Beaverhead
Horse Prairie
George Tash
Ed Lloyd
Pierce
Murray
Nay Brothers
Madison County
Romulus Brown
Manhattan
Gallatin Valley
Mercantile Bus
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Normal College Commencement set for June 14
The twenty sixth annual commencement exercises at Normal College will be held Thursday morning June 14 at 10 30. Chancellor Branner to be installed by Governor Dixon and the diplomas awarded to a large class of graduates. The program features a music department concert and a commencement address on Trained Leadership in Education.
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Normal College
Branner
Dixon
Pearl Anderson
Margaret Bettie
Zelda Biffle
Clela Alta, Black
Lynette Blair
Frances Brittain
Rebecca Carey
Jennie Carlson
Catherine Carroll
Ruth Daniels
Alice Davenport
Dorothea Grace Dawe
Alice Everett Davis
Mildred Drake
Lara Rchott
Lona Evans
Mary Esther Flynn
Ta’ Franks
Mary Loretta Gelhaus
Ruth Gilber
Marjorie Gillick
John Ginste
Gisela Gramling
Julia Halse
Ruth Hansen
Helen Harrington
Mary Healey
Olga Konarski
Anne McCarthy
Mary Alice McKittrick
Alice Mabbott
Elsie Mack
Inez Martin
Judith Murphy
Margaret Murphy
Oakel Nelson
Alfred Parker
Dubh Phelps
Dorothy Pillop
Nettie Porter
Marie Reid
Mary Schoenborn
Jocelyn
Helen Finch
Henry Ghys
Ruby Wyatt
Cincinnati Conservatory
Margaret Tello
Rubenstein
Edw. T. Smith
Dr. Davis
Youthful Star Lottie Bell Shines in Red Pepper Musical
Lottie Bell, a youthful standout in the McIntyre and Heath musical comedy Red Pepper, is hailed as the outstanding feature of the big cast. The show plays at the Broadway Theatre in Buite on June 9 and 10. Miss Mary Patterson departed last night for Falls, to join her parents who moved there weeks ago.
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Lottie Bell
McIntyre and Heath
Red Pepper
Broadway
Buite
Mises Mary
Patterson
Fordého Falls
Big prize contest ends with Buick winner in local drive
Large crowd gathers to hear final count of a seven week Examiner prize automobile contest. The Buick touring car worth 1082 is named grand prize as winners receive subscriptions and readers praise the event for community support and lessons learned from campaigning.
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the Ex
Examiner
Small Boy Ends Up In Hospital After Rail Injury
Tom Hartwig six year old son of Mr and Mrs W B Hartwig suffered a rare accident Friday while skipping across tracks. He stubbed his toe and struck the rail edge causing internal bleeding. Taken to Murray hospital Butte Monday he showed improvement and was out of danger. Parents Mrs Lester Loble Helena accompanied him to the hospital. Hartwig returned home yesterday reporting his son much improved.
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Tom
W. B. Hartwig
Murray Hospital
Butte
Lester Loble
Helena
Hartwig
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C. H. Gilbert
R. W. Boone
Jack Nemeck
Ira Sanders
Montana
Ira Sanderrs
Mr. Sanders
Bright
Gov. Dixon
Music Department of College
Mazie Bourquin Davis
Aminer
The
Ambrose Henneberr
Mrs. Dixie. Ripley
AS. Ma“ B, Davis