Montana State Normal College Commencement Week Schedule
Commencement week begins Saturday with the alumni banquet at the Andrus hotel dining room. Baccalaureate services are Sunday at 11 in the college auditorium with Dr. O B Davis delivering the address. A senior dinner is Sunday at 1 in the residence halls. vespers follow at 7 on campus. The annual senior play Why Not opens Monday at 8:15 in the auditorium. Tuesday evening features a college sing. Wednesday is class day with a faculty reception from 3:30 to 6, then the class day program at 8 pm in the auditorium. A senior powwow and candle light procession conclude the day. (Continued on page five).
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Montana State Normal College
Andrus
O.B. Davis
Normal J College
Jeaste Lynch Williams
Chautauqua Comes to Dillon in July 1925
Dillon plans a five day Chautauqua program from July 8 presented by the Standard Cadman circuit. Miss Ruby J. Klein of the company visited Dillon to confer with local organizers who will run the event.
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Standard Cadman Company
Dillon
Standard Cadman Circuit
Ruby J. Klein
Chautauqua Company
Dillon Boys Leave for Fort Douglas Training Camp
A quintet of Dillon youths led by Sergeant Evans Innes left last night for Salt Lake City to enter the Fort Douglas training camp. Other trainees are Amos Wright John Bourquin Aiken Mast and Clyde Rash. Sergeant Innes and Amos Wright trained at Fort Douglas a year ago.
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Dillon
Evans Innes
Salt Lake City
Fort Douglas
Amos Wright
John Bourquin
Aiken Mast
Clyde Rash
Sergeant Innes
Honor Degree Given Jardine Utah College
William M. Jardine secretary of agriculture received an honorary Doctor of Laws at Logan Utah last Saturday from Ant hony W Ivins president of the Utah Agricultural College board of trustees. Jardine recalled college days and spoke to 151 graduates about future challenges including energy shortages and war and disease prevention.
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Jardine Utah College
Logan
Utah
William M. Jardine
Agriculure
Anthony W. Ivins
Utah Agricultural College
Jardine
United States
Former Dillon Woman Passes Away in Butte
Mrs. Hobart Conklin, formerly Nellie Burke of Butte, died suddenly in Butte days after giving birth to a son. The infant survived, along with a two year old daughter, her husband Hobart Conklin, mother, two sisters and two brothers. The funeral was held in Butte on Monday with Dillon attendees Sam Freeman and wife among the mourners.
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Hobart Conklin
Butte
Conklin
Nellie Burke
Normal College
Dillon
Frank Conklin
Sam Freeman
Dillon Girl to Graduate From Walcott School of Music
Mrs Dan Little Miss Nelile Little and Miss Lambard travel to Denver for a June 12 violin recital by Miss Grace Little. Grace Little will graduate June 16 from the Walcott conservatory of Music after four years as a student, regarded as a promising young musician and the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Little of this city.
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Dillon
Walcott School of Music
Dan Little
Nelile Little
Miss Lambard
Denver
Colorado
Grace Little
Miss Grace Little
Walcott Conservatory of Music
Miss Little
Walcott School
Mrs Nash Travels to Yankton for Son's Inauguration
Mrs Jennie C Nash of Dillon leaves Saturday for Yankton South Dakota to attend Yankton College commencement exercises and the inauguration of her son Dr G W Nash as college president. Miss Nina Nash plans to join later.
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Mrs. Nash
Yankton
Son
Jennie, C. Nash
Dillon
South Dakota
G. W. Nash
Yankton’ College
Nina Nash
Beav erhead sportsmen target magpie eggs in city drive
Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association reports a successful predatory bird drive led by Dillon boys. Prizes awarded to Lee Moran and Ross Wemple for top egg confiscations as 4 308 magpie eggs 186 crow eggs and 162 young magpie birds delivered to date. The May 10 event enlisted local youths to collect eggs from nests within miles, with a bounty program fueling the effort.
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Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association
Dillon Boys
Lee Moran
Ross Wimple
Beaverhead Sportsmen’s Association
Additeed
Sea Clath
Eid Pitts
Eo Aeke
Dillon’ Boys
Moran
Beaverhead County Sets Road Plans in June Session
Beaverhead County Montana commissioners met in Dillon on June 1 1925 with Chairman Gosman and Commissioners Shaw and Anderson. They approved last meeting minutes and received road petitions from Anthony Dixon and others and from H T Kradbel and Lima residents. Viewers were appointed for each petition: A Anderson Metlen Spencer. Gosman Metlen Truax.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montand
Dillon
D. C. Gosman
J. As Shaw
A. L. Anderson
George R. Baker
Areganyon
Anthony, Dixon
G. R. Metlen
Lorrain Spencer
H. T. Kradbel
Lima
Hmits
C. ©. Gosman
C. A. Truax
L. H. Russell
A.L. Anderson
Ruby Divide
Long Creek
Forest Service
Derrick
Madison National Forest Reserve
Gosman
Matt Polish
Metlen
Grasshopper Road
Joe Stephanie
Mike Rebich
Risahi ‘Intes Ranches
Sah" Balrdtson
tAferno Pensions
Secretary Jardine to visit Beaverhead for Big Hole celebration
Secretary Will Jardine will tour Beaverhead county as part of a western trip with plans for a majorWisdom event in the Big Hole basin. Senator Hazelbaker arranged a logistics push for the celebration while residents expect thousands to attend from surrounding counties.
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Wisdom
Agriculture
Will Jardine
Beaverhead County
Big Old
Big Hole Basin
Frank Hazelbaker
Jardine
Lfe
Logan
Utah
Butte
Valley of the Big Hole
Hazelbaker
Anaconda
Helena
Montana
Dillon
Next Year’s Faculty of High School Almost Finalized
Beaverhead county high school will retain A. T. Peterson as principal for next year and nearly complete the teaching staff. Only two vacancies remain. Re-elections include Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roberts and Miss Esther Reed who have resigned.
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A. T. Peterson
Beaverhead” County
Allen Roberts
Esther Reed
Willis
Myrtle Pfiffner
Josephine Converse
Adolphina,Schleppegrell
Helen Galloway
B. J. Gunderson
D. P. Thurber
Tarrant
Mia
Aldycenne Ea Bruce
Eina
Frances Erle
Montevideo
Minn
Misa Reed
Child Narrowly Escapes Car Runover
An apparent near miss occurred Friday eve on a city street as a Ford sedan driven by Mrs. Joe Wedum struck toward a curb. Howard Morse, playing near the road, was knocked aside but suffered only minor bruises and escaped serious injury.
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Howard Morse
Joe Wedum
Campeau Gets Judgment in Damages Suit
The district court awarded Moise Campeau a $1500 judgment after a car driven by Alfred Jones struck him, breaking his hip. Lorain Spencer vs Berg Christensen was dismissed as settled. Bill Smith versus The State Bank of Dillon earned $170 for the plaintiff. Peterson versus Nelson was continued for the term.
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Moise Campeau
Alfred Jones
Jones
Campeau
Lorain Spencer
Berg Christensen
John Peterson
Nels Nelson
Bill Smith
State Bank of
Dillon
Annual Schulz Barn Dance at Sheridan June 20
The seventh annual Schulz barn dance will be held Saturday night June 20 at the O A Schulz ranch just below Sheridan. The Baxter Tonney orchestra and Dillmont Park harmony kings provide the music as many Dillon residents are expected to attend. The event draws attendees from Beaverhead Madison and Jefferson counties and is one of the state’s most popular gatherings.
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O. A. Schulz Ranch
Sheridan
Baxter- Tonney
Dillmont Park
Harmony Kings
Dillon
Beaverhead
Madison
Jefferson
Dillon Rotary Chief Heads to International Meeting
Hon Frank Eliel president of the Dillon Rotary club left for Cleveland Ohio to attend the International Rotary meeting. He will represent Dillon Rotary at the gathering. Three years ago he attended the national meeting in St Louis Missouri.
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Frank Eliel
International Rotary
Dillon Rotary Club
Cleveland
Ohio
Eliel
St. Louis
Death of Mrs Jacobine Peterson Pioneer Matron of Dillom
Mrs Jacobine Peterson died suddenly at her Thompson avenue home after a brief illness. Born in Denmark 89 years ago she came to Utah then Dillom thirty years ago with husband George Peterson, the first Mountain View Cemetery care-taker. She leaves six children Adolph and Byron of Dillom, Mrs Phil Anderegg of Missoula, Mrs Lena Stroh of Idaho, Mrs Rose LeCuyer of Spokane, and Mrs Lillie Bachman of Washington. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
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Jacobine Peterson
Thomson Avenue
Denmark
Utah
Dillom
George Peterson
Mountain View
Adolph and
Byron
Dillon
Phil Anderegg
Missoula
Lena Stroh
Idaho
Rose LeCuyer
Spokane
Lillie Bachman
Washington
Mrs. Anderson Addresses Eighth Grade Pupils
Mrs A J Anderson spoke to the eighth grade at the parning school last Thursday urging pursuit of further schooling. The Examiner prints her full address advising determination to continue studies through high school and college for lifelong opportunity and financial reward.
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A. J. Anderson
Parning School
Page Hight
Legion and Auxiliary in Dillon Plan State Session
W. L. Jones state adjutant of the American Legion and Mrs. R Q Potter department president of the Legion Auxiliary visited Dillon to set tentative plans for the state meeting on August 13 14 and 15. They met with Legion and Auxiliary committee chairs to discuss proposed arrangements for the session.
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W. L. Jones
The
American Legion
R. QO. Potter
Legion Auxiliary
Dillon
Legion and Auxiliary Committees
Montana State Normal to Open Summer Term June 22
The Montana State Normal College announces summer term starts June 22. Big attendance expected for the nine week session with ample accommodations for any number of students. Information on courses and details available by application to the college office by letter or person. The entrance requires one summer session.
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Missioners
AGE Pensions
Gogher
Work of
Big Hole
Town of
Big Holle Basin
Wisdom Creamery
Butte Mines
Treloar
Barnes
Legion and Auxiliary
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