Pioneer James Febes Dies After Long Beaverhead Life
James Henry Febes 73 a Beaverhead County resident for fifty one years died at his South Atlantic street home after a brief illness kidney trouble believed long standing. An old Civil War veteran he lived on a Blacktail ranch before turning to mining with claims on Stone creek. He was a Steadman Post G A R member and pioneer of the state. Survived by nine half siblings and several nieces. funeral held at the Presbyterian church with interment at Mountain View.
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James Henry Febes
South Atlantic Street
Montana
Mr. Sebes
Eleventh
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Beaverhead County
Febes
Upper
Blacktail
Stone Creek
Steadman Post
Wells
Dillon
Thomas Febes
South Bloomington
Ohio
Lucy Englehart
Colummus
Claire Iles
John Febes
Milan
Eliza Hunter
Lake Fork
Wm. Febes
Mis
Eva Hayes
Indianapolis
Ind
George Febes
Chas. Bennington
City
Anna Butler
Portland
Presbyterian Church
E. V. Ostrander
Mountain View Cemetery
Benjamin Bond
John Cosgrove
Moses Loree
Wm. Reed
B. Yearlan
Robert McDowell
Public School Pupils Perfect in Attendance
A list of pupils in various rooms who achieved perfect attendance for the year or the second semester at public school. Names span multiple rooms including Van De Walker Rust Jones Roberts Baker Shortt Long Hazzard Lee and Dorchester with numerous students noted.
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Miss van de Walker
Gordon Berry
Kermit Klein
Robert Kohl
Anastasia Boger
Willie Fancer
Cora Perry
Jesse Roberts
Charlie Thomas
Fred Staudaher
Alice Massie
Lillian Conger
Rose Smith
Miss Shortt
Geneva Baker
Verona Marcoe
Frank Paul
Elna Peterson
Ina Thomas
Bernard Williams
Pearl Yost
Irene Lyons
Ival Birrer
Mamie McIntosh
Howard Rosenau
Anita Stamm
Esther Stahl
Wilfred Tessier
Mabel Melvyn
Miss Long
Florence Hopper
Peter Peterson
Nina Fessenden
Freda Robb
Arthur Campeau
Versie Owen
Miss Hazzard’s
Olga Giudici
Nellie Holmes
Ruth Innes
Quentin Klein
Zelma Nelson
Anna Selway
Eva Tritt
Edna Rederd
Willie Chapman
Everton Poindexter
Miss Russell
Ellen Nelson
Euthel Brown
Claudius Davis
Dorothy Gelhaus
Gladys Gray
Jesse Gray
Russel Smith
Miss Lee’s
Helen Baker
Justin Brundage
Katie Jackson
Ella Peterson
Myrtie Taylor
Willie Yeaman
Miss Dorchester
Marjorie Stevenson
Lorena Stone
City Council approves Robb property for city hall
City council in regular session approves buying the Robb property at Idaho and Center streets for a new city hall. Bills audited grant saloon licenses to Metlen Hotel Co Hirschman and Farley Co. Bids for hauling sprinkling sidewalks awarded to Bostwick and Pat Phillips. Water hours extended two hours with north south districts on alternate days. Redistricting discussed to balance wards.
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Thos. D. Olmsted
Leonard Eliel
A. J. Wedum
H. L. McCaleb
A. L. Anderson
Metlen Hotel Co
Chas. Hirschman
Farley & Co
Harry J. Bostwick
Pat Phillips
Reeder Street
Robb
Idaho
Center Streets
Miss Juanita Thomas Triumph in Cincinnati Recital
Dillon friends report Miss Juanita Thomas, studying in Cincinnati with Hans Richara, earned high praise in a June recital covered by the Cincinnati Tribune. The paper called her a newcomer with fleet and delicate playing in the A Major Scarlatti Sonata and Carnival Scenes of Hans Huber, noting merit beyond question.
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Dillon
Juanita Thomas
Cincinnati
Hans Richara
Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati Tribune
Jamnita Thomas
Hans Huber
Thomas
Conservatory
Five Montana delegates named for Good Roads Congress
Governor Norris selects five delegates from each county for the Montana Good Roads Congress at Anaconda on July 8 and 9. Dillon will be represented by Alfred Decker Armstead George Metlen Herman Jackson and John Kent with J D Brandenburg Lima also named. The gathering aims to discuss road improvement methods though it has no building powers.
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Norris
Anaconda
Good Roads Congress
Couny
Board of
Congress
Alfred Decker
Armstead
George Metlen
Herman Jackson
John Kent
Dillon
J. D. Brandenburg
Lima
Teachers Spend Summer Vacations Across the Region
On closing day the Dillon public schools wrap a successful year and teachers disperse for rest, study, and travel. Names include Miss Dorchester in Montana, Miss Lees at a summer training school, and Superintendent Findgh lecturing in Iowa. The corps is re elected, with promotions noted and a Cinderella play staged before vacation.
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Dorchester
Helena
Montana
Amy Lees
St. Paul
Alice Russel
Crow Reservation
Miss Long
New York City
Massachusetts
Misses Hazard
van de Walker
Roberts
Michigan
Chicago
Miss Shortt
Ashland
Bloomington
Illinois
Rusty
Gallipolis
Ohio
Miss Jones
Spokane
Miss Baker
Berkley
California
Miss Innes
Dillon
J. H. Regan
Miss Herrick
Owatonna
Minnesota
Miss Scott
Innes
Miss Roberta
For Sale 160 Acres Near Dillon
160 acres of cultivated and irrigated land offered for sale two miles from Dillon. Includes good water rights, first class buildings and fences. Listing by Peter C. Peterson.
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Dillon
Peter C. Peterson
Woman to fly at the state fair in Helena
Miss Harriet Quimby accepted by telegram to give two daily flights at the Montana state fair. She is the first woman to fly the English Channel and to become a professional aviatrix. Accompanied by Col J A Sleicher and Robert Heyl, she will pilot a 70 horsepower Bleriot monoplane, Montana’s first of its kind.
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Helena
Harriet Quimby
Miss Quimby
Leslies’s
Col. J. A. Sleicher
Leslie’s Weekly
Robert Heyl
Washington
Montana
Rogers' Silverware Giveaway at Tatter Sall's Window
Cash customers at Tatter Sall's can view a display in the shop window offering a silverware giveaway. Promotion details emphasize the in-store sale and customer participation.
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Rogers
Tattersall’s
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Ralston
Eliel Brothers
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Induay
Elmer Apperson
Edgar Apperson
Times-Herald
Long Island
Apperson Bros
the Apperson
Altadena-Pasadena
United States
Apperson Brothers Auto Company
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