Dillon Wins Fast Game From Butte Independent
Dillon defeats Butte Independent 8 to 7 in a tight nine inning contest. Barry’s shuffled lineup sparked a win as Jones’s club pushed hard with four ties and a late Dillon run in the ninth. Sammy Patterson, Kinnear, and new addition Clint Ford highlighted a hopeful road schedule with Anaconda Bozeman dates ahead and possible Seattle pitchers joining the squad.
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Barry
Butte
Jones
Dillon
Sammy’’ Patterson
Kinnear
Anaconda
Bozeman
Clint Ford
Coy
Welch
Seattle
Totals From The Ballgame Report
Earned runs Dillon 1 Butte 1. Three base hit Hoon. Two base hits McDonough Wilson. Struck out Kinnear 7 Wilson 13. Bases on balls Kinnear 4 Barry 1 Wilson 4. Stolen bases Ripley Rodman Richmyer 2 McDonough Herwig Hoon. Left on bases Dillon 10 Butte 8. Time 1 55 Umpire Wiksdal.
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Dillon
Butte
Hoon
McDonough
Wilson
Kinnear
Balla
Barry
Ripley
Rodman
Richmyer
McDonouagh
Herwig
Wiksdal
Bert Pauls Grand Opening at Monida
A large Monida crowd gathered last Friday for the grand opening of B H Paul’s new store building. The Bedrock orchestra provided music while Mrs J J Smith served a lavish supper at the Summit Hotel. The red pressed brick 30 by 60 foot building features a basement and oak counters, built by F P Birrer of Dillon, praised as one of the finest in the region.
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Monida
B. H. Paul
Montana
Idaho
Centennial Valley
Bedrock Orchestra
George E. Jewell
Crocker
Mia
Crawle
Summit Hotel
J.J. Smith
F. P. Birrer
Dillon
J. J. Smith
Ben Miller
Will Wed Tomorrow at Catholic Church in Bitter Root Valley
Miss Madeline Seymore and W. L. Dillon plan a nine o clock wedding at the Catholic church with Father Kennedy of Butte officiating. Miss Seymore, a Normal College student, and groom a Bitter Root valley rancher near Missoula, will depart for their honeymoon after the ceremony.
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Madeline Seymore
W. L. Dillon
Father Kennedy Ot Butte
Miss Seymour
Normal College
Bitter Root
Missoula
Miss Felt
Frank Sharkey
Will Cross Burning Sands ceremonial session in Butte
Next Friday a special ceremonial session of Algeria Temple Noblea of the Mystic Shrine will be held at Butte where seventeen Dillon masons will cross the burning sands. The entire class of novices will number close to one hundred and the Dillon delegation will be the largest single delegation from any city to the state. The Dillon sendoff at the train tomorrow includes W C Orr A B Martin H L McCaleb O C Goaman E T Brock S J Haines W D Ashe Hy Bond F A Hazelbaker J K Monroe Ernest Orr Wm Montgomery John W Ewing George W Palmer John B Hill Carl Swanstrom with many Dillon nobles accompanying.
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Algeria
Noblea
Mystic Shrine
Butte
Dillon
St. Clair Resigns to Lead Mutual Transit Northwest
Jack C. St. Clair quits as contracting freight agent for the Great Northern and becomes traveling freight agent for the Mutual Transit Company with Seattle headquarters. He succeeds A J Gosdky, who resigns to Alaska. St. Clair, former Oregon Short Line agent in Montana, covers Butte and Montana while visiting the state periodically. Mutual Transit operates lake ships between Buffalo and Duluth and Inter Mountain routes.
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Jack C. St. Clair
Great Northern
Mutual Transit Company
Northwest
Seattle
St. Clair
A. J. Gosdky
Transit
Alaska
Mr. St. Clair
Commencement Festivities Mark Montana State Normal College Closure
The eleventh annual commencement of Montana State Normal College closed June 22 amid travel troubles and a week of events. Seniors in caps and gowns heard Rev. Dr. A B Martin. alumni gathered at the rectory. a concert opened the new building. and 30 graduates received diplomas in a stormous Beaverhead valley day.
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Montana State Normal College
A. B. Martin
Dillon Presbyterian Church
Riedelsberger
C. W. Scott
St. James’ Church
Dr. Martin
Robert Clark
Alice Herr
Dean Hopper
Eliza Selway
Mabel Selway
Ora Conway
Barbara Heeb
Misa Scharfenburg
Pres. Swain
B. K. White
10Th Legislative Assembly
White
G. T. Patt
State Board of Education
The
Dience
Monroe
Miss Carson
Mosher
Clark
Shoudy
Mias
Alice Hopper
Alama
Beaverhead
Messie
J. H. Poindexter
B. F. White
John F. Bishop
A. L. Stone
G. T. Paul
D. Hooker
J. M. Hamilton
Montana Agricultural College
Seata
C. P. Thomas
Mesare
Robbing
Botte
D. Hooner
Mre. Co. W
Republic
Beaverhead County Fair Progress With Stock Solicitor Appointed
The Beaverhead County Fair association held a court house meeting last Monday assigning Dick Price as solicitor and collector. The notice asks unpaid stockholders to settle promptly to cover outstanding bills while highlighting that exhibits and school projects may rank among the best in the state.
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Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Big Hole Men Return With Real Estate Plans
Orr reports eastern buyers eyeing Montana ranches in the Big Hole basin after a trip via Beaverhead county roads. They visited Dillon to view for sale properties and may close deals in Butte this afternoon. High river levels and spring hay prospects dominate a hopeful tone among Big Hole residents.
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Will Orr
Big Hole
Montana
Dillon
Butte
Mr. Orr
Beaverhead
Butte Company
Big Hole River
Divide
Musical Treat of the Season at Normal Hall Farewell
Karl Riedelaberger gave a farewell concert to a large Dillon audience praising his artistic excellence. The program featured Hungarian and Russian fantasies with Mrs. C W Scott and Miss Graeter, plus a four voice song cycle The Persian Garden from Omar Khayyam. He will open a studio in Butte and visit Dillon regularly for classes.
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Karl Riedelsberger
Auy
Dillon
Riedelaberger
Butte
Riedeleberger
Inatramento
C. W. Scott
Misa Graeter
Miss Graeter
Omar
Kisa
Homecoming of Filipino School Aide Gibbons in Dillon
W. H. Gibbons, formerly a student at the Normal College and a well known Dillon figure, returns from four years of service in a Philippine school. He says Montana looks better and more favorable than any place seen during his travels.
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W. H. Gibbons
the Normal College
Dillon
Philippines
Gibbons
States
Montana
Hay Harvest Dashes Ahead in High Elevation Montana Valleys
The Montana valley farms race harvest as frost danger looms. Elevation demands early stacking and a large labor force. Large ranches deploy up to 30 mowing machines and 100 hay boats to rush cured hay into stacks, with derricks and horse power moving loads swiftly.
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Montana
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