Alumni Banquet Ends Festivities At Normal College
An evening of vocal drama and music followed by a commencement ceremony at the Normal College. Students performed Old Lady No 31 with a college orchestra and Soprano Frances Myers. The address by Chief Justice Theodore H Brantley urged civic reform and integrity, urging public duty and voter responsibility. The event concluded with diplomas for Catherine White Helen Clark and Etta Wigand and plans for an alumni directory and senior loan fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Vocal Expression
Department of Music
Captain Rose
Ray Spencer
Angie Rose
Angie Andrews
Samuel Darby
Evangeline Lowther
Abigail
Old Ladies Home
Helen MacMillan
Betsy Ann Blossom
Blossy
Helen Greenough
Ruby Lee
Evelyn Coughlin
Nancy
Jule Burke
Ellie—Angea McRae
Sarah Jane
Mildred Courtney
Lazy Daisy
Bessie Smith
Frances Myers
Fenca
State Board of Education
W. 8
Watson
Bohm
Hatch
Clara Conger
Theodore H. Brantley
Supreme Court
Montana
Brantly
Commonwealth
Davies
Normal College
J. E. Monroe
Catherine White
Helen Clark
Etta Wigand
W. 8. Watson
Normal College Alumni Association
Elinor Schmidt Mosher
Edna Ketchum
Mary Innes
Two Reprimands Not Enough for Pres Craighead of U M
A Dillon editorial accuses the University of Montana at Missoula of defying State Board of Education orders to limit teacher training to secondary and higher education. It cites a summer school bulletin and ads touting rural, elementary, and kindergarten training, calling for Board enforcement and accountability.
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Pres. Craighead
U. OF M
State Board of Education
Dillon
Missoula
University At
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Normal School
School of Mines
Butte
University of the State of
University of
Ioard of
State University
H. A. Davee
State Board
Atate
Duvee
Helena
Craighead
Kemp
University of Montana
Montana
United States
University
University School of Music
Committee On Publications
Missouri News Syndicate
Sbove
Butte Miner
Henry I. Crittenden
Dillon Examiner
Board of Education
Mind Ed Jonson Called by Death
The Johnson family mourns after the death of Mrs Bessie Johnson in Butte where she died of peritonitis following an operation. An 85 year old Sweden native, she lived in Dillon with her husband and two young children Emma seven and Fred two. Funeral services were held in Dillon with interment at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Angel of Death
Johnson
Bessie Johnson
Butte
H. A. MacMillan
Sweden
Dillon
Emma
Fred
Mountain View Cemetery
Slack
E. Ripley
Sherman Sapp
Dan Grant
Ford
G. G. Poindexter
Railroad Activity in Dewey Aims to Spur Growth This Summer
W R Allen announced plans to start work on the Butte Wisdom and Pacific railroad this summer and to accelerate operations with a prepared setup. He acquired about 189 acres near Dewey likely for a town site or railroad facilities, while J L Lawrence notes renewed business activity in Dewey due to the rumored railroad. Allen and P B Goodwin hold land near Wise River totaling 171 acres from Potts and Pyle for the project.
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Butte-Wisdom & Pacific
W. R. Allen
Dillon
Mr. Allen
Allen
Dewey
J. L. Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
P. B. Goodwin
Butte
Boston and Montana Development Company
J. W. Potts
C. M. Pyle
Wise River
Bozeman Architect Oversees Dillon City Hall Progress
P P Vreeland of the Fred Willson firm visited Dillon this week to oversee business as work on the new city hall advances under contractors Reed and Marshall with satisfactory progress.
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P. P. Vreeland
Bozeman
Fred Willson
Dillon