Visitors From Several Towns Stop in Dillon
Mrs Estella Smith a Lima visitor came to Dillon yesterday afternoon Mrs McNinch from Dell shopped in town Miss Hazal Lundy and Miss Alma Walker visited in Butte last week Dr and Mrs Molleur came from Virginia City to Dillon Monday E F Price a Dell sheep man was in Dillon yesterday Tom Sontag returned from Idaho business trip Flora Wright Medicine Lodge shopped in Dillon yesterday J M Briggerman Carsten Co Tacoma buyer was here Monday to receive beef steers
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Estella Smith
Lima
Dillon
Hazal Lundy
Alma Ene ‘Walker
Butte
Flora Wright
Medicine Lodge
J. M. Briggerman
Carsten Company
Tacoma
Young Dillon Musicians Return from Eastern School
Ralph McFadden and Lester Opp arrive from Warren Ohio where they studied at Dana Institute of Music. McFadden, pianist, and Opp, cellist, gave a highly praised Dana Hall recital noted for McFadden’s rich tone and technical fluency. They are former pupils of L A Gregory and may perform again under his direction this summer.
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Ralph McFadden
F. C. McFadden
Lester Opp
George Opp
Warren
Ohio
Dana Institute of Music
Institute
Warren Daily Chronicle
Dana Hall
McFadden
D.M. I
John Smiley
Rei Christopher
Gilbert
Niles
Pune
L. A. Gregory
Local Visitors Arrive in Dillon for Summer Visit
N Schmittroth arrives from Salt Lake City to Dillon for several business days. Rev George F Pauschert will preach Danish Lutheran services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday afternoon. John Peterson visits from his Horse Prairie ranch. Mrs Earl Rodgers and children and Miss Peterson arrive from Sheep Creek basin for a few days. Mrs Fred Critz returns from Great Falls. Miss Opal Stone will attend the summer school at the Normal. Dr Grant E Finch and Miss Helen Finch attended state college commencement in Bozeman. The younger Mr Finch will spend the summer in Yellowstone park.
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Equity Armatead
N.schmittroth
Dillon
Salt Lake City
George F. Pauschert
Washington
Presbyterian Church
John Peterson
Horse Prairie
Earl Rodgers
Fred Critz
Great Falls
Ray Stone
Opal Stone
The
Normal
Grant E. Finch
Helen Finch
Bozeman
State Agricultural College
Fred Finch
Finch
Yellowstone Park
Week's Local News In Paragraphs
Dr. Robert Clark returns home to resume duties at the Normal college after an extended vacation in New Jersey. Other notes include Stanford student Leater Schultz visiting from southern California, a Yellowstone Park tour group from Dillon, Vern DeLong receiving fifteen days in jail for theft at Dillmont, Jack Noon surveying property in Centennial valley, O. M. Best returning from Michigan, and Mrs. Best accompanying him. Also reported are auto trips by D A Galt and party, plans for a model station house at Elkhorn springs, a coast trip by Fred Woodside and wife, C E Beck joining the Normal college staff, and Mrs. W C Jennings visiting Salt Lake City with Mrs. Jack Reece.
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Clark
Robert Clark
the Normal College
the Normal
New Jersey
Vern DeLong
Dillon
Dillmont Park
Salt Lake
W.'.c. Jennings
Salt Lake City
Jack Reece
Supreme Court Grants New Trial for Wim T Bonning
State supreme court last week granted a new trial to Wim T Bonning of Beaverhead county after he was convicted of receiving a stolen heifer carcass. The reversal rested on an erroneous jury instruction allowing consideration of Bonning’s flight from the state after an arrest on a larceny charge in judging his guilt for possessing stolen property.
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Wim. T. Bonning
Beaverhead County
State Supreme Court
Bonning
Benning
Reward Offered for Vandal Arrest in Dillon Barn Damage
George E Ditty offers a reward for the arrest and conviction of boys who broke windows and sashes at Dillon Horse Sales property. Damages total about one hundred dollars. He calls for parents to control their children and proposes prosecution or reform school for the vandals.
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Dillon Horse Sales Company
Reform School
George E. Ditty
University of Idaho Players Stage Her Husband's Wife at Normal College
The Idaho varsity players present Her Husband's Wife at Normal College on Monday June 27. Selected from the student body for experience training and skill, the troupe travels seven weeks through the northwest performing a popular eastern comedy.
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University of Idaho
New York
Henry Miller
Varsity Players
Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
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Otto Schultz
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Loie Randall
Iowa City
Iowa
Nature's Wonderland
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Centennial Valley
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Michigan
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T. D. Briggs
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Sterling, Ill
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Gregson Springs
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Florida
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Normal College
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Harding
Nansook
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State Board of Hail Insurance
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