Beav erhead County High Hosts Bread Contest Bakes Off
Beav erhead County high school holds a bread baking contest next Friday with twenty seven entrants. Entries pass three o clock and are judged by three local housewives on thoroughness color shape taste and crumb. Prizes come from four city grocers plus a $3 cash award. A sale of baked goods follows as the delegation heads to Missoula for a scholastic meet along with Miss Margaret Ross and Robert Mosher.
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Beaverhead County
Domestic Science Department
Montana Mercantile Co
Goldheart
Olmsted-Stevenson
Graeter Grocery
Pillsbury’s
Forsgren & Thomas
Duchess
Missoula
Margaret Ross
Robert M. Mosher
Viola Hollingsworth
Jathan Lathrop
Henry Wyatt
Newell Evans
Virgil Wade
Pastime Theatre Features Two Vaudeville Acts This Week
This week's Pastime Theatre program includes The Mellores in a platay comedy act and Rogers and Evans as blackface entertainers with singing and dancing. Each night shows three reels of new motion pictures with a special Saturday matinee at 3 30 p m featuring Pauline Cushman the Federal Spy.
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Mellores
Rogers
Evans
Selig
Pauline Cushman
South
North
Dillon
Picture drama shown as Tuesday feature amid weekly Pathe reels
A local theater presents a two reel picture drama as the Tuesday feature. It is praised as of surpassing merit and said to touch the heart and bring joy to audiences. On Wednesday and Thursday the Pathe weekly with Matt and Jeff will be shown.
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Tograph
Great Pathe
Matt
Jeff
Edith Remley Weds Kansas Rancher Walter Lowery
Miss Edith Remley of Dillon and Walter J. Lowery of Stafford Kansas united in marriage at the Remley residence with only close family present. Rev E V Ostrander officiated and the couple later dined with the Remley family before leaving for housekeeping in Stafford Kansas.
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E.V. Ostrander
Edith Remley
Dillon
Walter J. Lowery
Stafford
Kansas
John Remley
KE. V. Ostrander
Misa Jean Bishop
Remley
Kentucky Avenue
Rise
South Rife Street
Presbyterian
Lowery
Mrs W Tate Taylor Heads Home From Flathead Visit
Mrs. W. Tate Taylor left this afternoon for her home near Rowan after months visiting her children in the city. She was accompanied to Butte by Miss Sadie Graeter who will stay several days with her aunt Mrs. O. H. Hopkins.
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W. Tate Taylor
Rowan
Flathead
Childern
Butte
Sadie Graeter
O. H. Hopkins
Pioneer Charles Hirschman Dies Suddenly in Dillon
Charles John Hirschman longtime Dillon resident and former coroner dies at 65 after a brief illness. Born in Frankfurt am Main August 20 1847 he came to America in youth and built a career as bridge builder carpenter bar owner and public official. He leaves a widow Elizabeth Gibbons and son Sylvester with a long record of community service and kindness. Funeral held at Presbyterian church with Rev Groeneveld officiating and burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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Charles Hirschman
Pacific Street
Hirschman
Senate
Charles John Hirschman
Frankfort-on-Main
Germany
Jacob
Christina Hirschman
Charles
America
Chicago
Utah
Sarah Warren
Little Cottonwood
John
Raymond
National Park
Sylvester
Senate Bar
Utah & Northern
Idaho
Montana
Hirschma
Sebree, Ferris & White
L. C. Fyhrie
Fuller
Beaverhead
Butte
Elizabeth Gibbons
Joseph Hirschman
Haid
Presbyterian Church
F. J. Groeneveld
Butte Presbytery
Mountain View Cemetery
Frank ‘Eliel
H. L. McCaleb
Johnson
A. C.gruwell
Stephenson
Alfred Cashmore
Judge Poindexter Visits Butte and Boulder Week
Judge J B Poindexter and his wife were seen in Butte this week as he convened a term in Boulder. The pair also visited Mrs W Y Kingsbury during the trip.
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J. B. Poindexter
Butte
Boulder
Mra. W. Y. Kingsbury
Normal College triumphs in state oratory contest
The State Normal College carried 11 honors in the state oratorical contest. Maurice Mosher won first place with Night Brings Out the Stars, judged on composition and delivery by a panel from Townsend Stevenaville Billings Butte Anaconda and others. Second went to Payne Templeton and third to Iszette Stetson with other winners named from the Agricultural and Wesleyan institutions.
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State Normal College
Maurice Mosher
Judge Mathews
Townsend
Prin. Sharpe
Stevenaville
Prin. McCall
Billings
Bruce Kremer
Butte
Prin. Gilpin
Anaconda
Gertrude Ryan
Donald Chapple
Deer Lodge
Panama Canal
William Long
The
State University
Beaverhead Commercial Club
Normal College
Encampment in Great Falls Draws Veterans Delegates
The twenty-ninth annual Montana division G A R encampment opens in Great Falls with 400 to 500 veterans and delegates arriving. Leaders include Judge W Y Smith Bozeman G A R commander and Harold Blake Anaconda Spanish war veterans commander. A campfire reception, banquet at Hotel Rainbow hosted by John G Blair and a sightseeing tour accompany the business sessions.
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Great Falls
Montana
Woman's Relief Corps
Out of Town Speakers at State Meeting With Gov Stewart Expected
Out of town speakers will include heads of the organizations and Governor 8 W Stewart may attend as guest and speaker. Saturday will feature closing sessions and sightseeing. Reports from across the state show keen interest as Missoula plans to attend with a delegation to win the next convention. Billings is favored as the upcoming host city.
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8. W. Stewart
Missoula
Billings
Dillon to Host Another Major Horse Sale on June 9
A. Smith announces Dillon Montana will host a larger horse sale on June 9 with hopes of surpassing the February event. The prior sale drew about 102,600 dollars in county activity, aided by 100,900 passing through Dillon’s First National Bank. Range horses are in demand and cattle may be featured. ample yard space and feed will be provided.
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A. Smith
Dillon
Bob Jones
Northwstern Livestock Shows
Montana
Smith
First National Bank
Junior class vaudeville at Normal College auditorium
On Friday evening May 9 the junior class presents vaudeville at 8 30 in the college auditorium. Admission 1650 for one 260 for two. The program includes Pennant Drill Kolk Dance tableaux Burlesque The Rector one act comedy with cast including Mrs Lemingsworth Mr Harrisford Verna Bind Louise Hollister and Beatrice Colling.
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College
Christy Pictures
Ralphine Gingham
Beatrice Collins
Glee Club
Harrisford
Lila Kerrigan
Janie
Beatrice Colling
New Cleaning Machine Improves Acacia Garment Service
Patrons of the Acacia on Bannack street praise the new National cleaning machine installed weeks ago. The dry process replicates hand work with near perfect results, especially on white woolens, producing pure white lustre without yellowing. Higher throughput lowers cleaning costs for patrons.
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Acacia
Bannack Street
Acacia Apartments
Summer School at the Normal Summer Session Opens
Montana State Normal College will open its summer quarter on June 10, offering two six week terms plus a summer school with professional short courses and strong review offerings for teacher certificates. The model school will run three departments under regular directors with experts teaching all courses and credits counting toward normal diplomas.
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van de Walker
Baker and Lees
State Normal College
Normal College
Normal College Bulletin
Monroe
F. H. Garver
Miss Herrick
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