Finest Talent Show Promises to Be One of the Best Ever
A Dillon P T A will present an Orpheum at the Normal College auditorium next Friday evening. Edward FitsGerald of Butte will perform as a feature act among nine acts. The event is run by the P T A finance committee and arranged by Miss Violet Eastman of the high school faculty.
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Pyto
Orpheum
Normal College
Dillon
Butte
Edward FitsGerald
Violet Eastman
Spring Term Opens at Montana State Normal College
The Montana State Normal College spring quarter opens with about 360 students registered. Classes start Monday after a three day winter break. Miss Anda Peterson of Hinsdale and Miss Mary Dougherty of Butte travel to debate State College Bozeman Wednesday and the School of Mines Butte Thursday.
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Montana State Normal College
Anda Peterson
Hinsdale
Mary Dougherty
Butte
Normal College
State College
Bozeman
School of Mines
City investigates dairy bottle sterilization methods
Dillon city council ordered an inquiry into methods used by local dairies to sterilize milk bottles. Health Officer M A Walker to lead with the health committee. Dr A C Morrow warned of disease risks from poor sterilization as a precaution against outbreaks. Fire volunteers await a new $5,000 truck shipped March 4 to boost department efficiency.
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Illon
Dillon Dairies
M. A. Walker
A.C. Morrow
Dillon
The Lost Flower Presented by Training School Pupils
Beaverhead county high school to perform in mining district music meet in Butte and state meet in Bozeman. Sixteen girl glee club and a sextette from Dillon under Miss Lenore Theitepeca. Mary Louise Taylor and Helen Taylor compete in vocal division with Miss Nellie Little as accompanist. Training School operetta The Lost Flower Queen features over a hundred children with costumes made of crepe paper. Play set for Friday March 22 with many named participants listed.
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Beaverhead County
Wilk
Gent Dillon
Lenore
Theitepeca
Indiane
Lou Brundage
Herbert Sill
Anson Gilman
Mary Hester Phillips Bond
Beloved Bond Matron Molly Neville Dies at Son's Home
Mrs. Molly C Neville, Bond matron, died at her son's home. Funeral held Saturday at Schmidt ranch north of Dillon with Rev. Howard B. Ricketts officiating. Interment in Missouri. She was 68 and had lived in Bond eight years, survived by her son William H Neville and two sisters in the East.
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Molly C Neville
Bond
William H. Neville
Schmidt Ranch
Dillon
Howard B. Ricketts
Grace Methodist Church
Missouri
Neville
Bile
Wil- Ham H
East
Two Days Left to File 1928 Income Tax Returns
Local tax office reports a heavy rush as deadline approaches with only two days remaining to file 1928 income tax returns. Officials note many residents now mail returns directly to Helena district offices, reducing in office filings to about half.
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Federal
Dillon
Helena
Judicial bill halves Beaverhead district bench
A state legislative act last week reduces the Fifth judicial district from two judges to one. The change takes effect in 1933 and is the only major Beaverhead county measure from the 1929 session. The Normal College budget drops to 77000, but earnings from state lands may offset the loss.
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Beaverhead
Madison
Jefferson
Beaverhead County
Montana Legislature Adjourns Sine Die In Twenty First Session
The Montana Twenty first legislature adjourned sine die at 2 00 am as Governor Erickson stayed at the capitol to receive committees to notify him the assembly had completed its business. Senate and house appointed committees to notify each other their labors were over.
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Elena
Montana
Erickson
Capitol
Senate
House
Legislative Assembly
Hazelbaker
Thomas Kane
Bricker
Noonday church meetings planned in Dillon during Holy Week
Dillon ministers plan a series of noon hour services in downtown Dillon during Holy Week with a site to be chosen. The effort comes as the community repairs the Montana State Normal college’s "M" on the hill after a local dispute.
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Illon
Down-Town
Dillon Ministerial Association
Montana
American Medical Association
Hartwig Theater
Father F. X. Lechner
Howard B. Ricketts
R. O. Shannon
Dillon Rotary
Dr Morrow Talks Milk Standards At Dillon Rotary Lunch
Dr A C Morrow deputy state veterinarian spoke at the Dillon Rotary lunch on Montana dairy standards. He praised healthy state herds, noted tubercular cattle have fallen to under .03 percent, and described pasteurized and certified milks with sanitation practices in dairies.
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A. C. Morrow
Montana
Dillon Rotary Club
Ally
Morrowas
Normal Team to Debate Bozemat This Afternoon
Montana State Normal's debating team traveled yesterday to Bozeman and faces the Montana State College sophomore women this afternoon in their season opener. Tomorrow night the Teachers meet the School of Mines team in Butte. The team includes Anda Peterson and Mary Dougherty, coached by Professor R. B. Albright, whose teams have not lost a decision in four years. The resolution is that a substitute should be found for or trial by jury.
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Montana State Normal
Boseman
Montana State College
School of Mines
Butte
Anda Peterson
Mary Dougherty
R. B. Albright
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Parent-Teachers Association
Dillon Training School
Eva Gilman
Donald Nelson
William Hartwig
Everett Wedum
Gerald Caskin
John Cashmore
Don Gilbert
Robert Watson
Clyde Brown
Franklin Cashmore
Harry Anderson
Tom Luebben
Tom Hartwig
Warren Stone
Elizabeth Atkeson
Charles Crouse
Frank Nay
Harold Wheat
Helen Wheat
Alden Cashmore
Allen Moore
Annie Anderson
Eleanor Rodman
Doris Hull
Helen Erwin
Edward Bourquin
Beaverhead High
Son
Ilon Fathers and Sons
Future Farmers of America
Major Dansie of Dilton
Mortana
Co. E. Blinn Wag
Bozemat
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