Wisdom School Wins First Place In Track Meet
Wisdom celebrates a first place finish with 69 points from a Dillon meet. Track totals 47 and scholastic tests 22. John Runer placed second in track. Helen Hirschy won eighth grade reading. Keith Daw third in seventh grade reading. Bob Anson second in sixth grade arithmetic. Mary Woody and Helen Anderson earned third in writing and language respectively.
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Wisdom School
Wisdom
Dillon
John Runer
Helen Hirschy
Keith Daw
American dance music lifts youth through refined performance
In York City at Central Park Casino Leo Reisman argues American dance music seduces by implication. He notes early performers were weak but praises improved music and the higher standard of musicianship, aided by greater financial rewards.
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York City
Leo Reisman
Central Park Casino
Gotham
Reisman
Mr. Reisman
Pioneer resident dies after heart disease in Beaverhead county
May 15 1901 obituary notes the sudden death of a Beaverhead county pioneer who came to Bannack in 1864 and lived in the valley along the Blacktail. The report references his long residence, local civic ties, and the city’s rapid street crossing debate.
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Seta
Dillon
Herb Armitage
Florence Woodworth
Martin
Jackson
R. H. Ropers G
Missoula
Art Hopkins
Butte
Cox Ranch
Mark ‘Clemon
Mark ‘Clemon. Mr. and Mrs. Lyston -Dansie
Bannack
Dansie
Beaverhead
Blacktail
Examiner Office
William Calloway
Lima
Dillon Boys
L. K. Adams
Norris
Northwestern Development League
Helfr
J. B. Monroe
Roscoe Cornell
A. A. Elliott
Hd Lloyd
W. T. Scully
Fred Woodside
Feeding Bears in Yellowstone Park to Be Stopped
Park authorities announce steps to end all feeding of animals in Yellowstone National Park this summer. Officials warn that feeding creates dangerous encounters even as visitors find it fun, noting injuries and lost limbs from bear interactions.
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W.A. Helmbucker
Fron
Manser
Stone Creek
Montana Copper, and Gold Company
Normal
Axe ‘Canyon
Yellowstone ‘Park
Yellowstone National Park
U. S. Department of the Interior
Strained Interactions Between Aitarches and Bears Cited
The text notes tension between the aitarches and the bears over food and visitors. It mentions teasing and clowns of the past and upcoming measures aimed at breaking up close contact between visitors and the bears this summer.
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A. B. Crane
Art Keas
Pathrday
Dan Pendergest
Jack Hua
Spannath
C. E. Miller
Bozeman
R. L. Grantiis
Warren Hughes
Wise River
Hamilton
Pomeroy
A. W. Wilson
Harold Capehart
Rancis ‘Ralston
Stafford
Hephard
Trom. Batts
Phyllis Eee
Karl 3Elty
Joe Kramer
Ann Miller
Lesles Yast
Nelson
Fred
John Kraus
Clarence Helming
Twin Lakes
J. P.lossl
R. H. Robers
Ray
Willey
John Hutchins
Miss Florence
Warren Shaw
Howard Hollenback
Joe Arbour
Basin Mércantile
Norman Vaughn
Anderson
Pishtrap
Fréd Holman
Hazel
Jéssia
George Yost
Warren Shaw Ranch
Fishtrap
Roy Oliver
Mies
Hya Metzinger
Shaw
Rooke
Frank Wilke
John Nelson
Jackek
Frank Ritchel
Walter
Martin Jackson
Mona Miller
Charles Miller
J. B. Shaw
Chris Rasmusson
Miller and
Woodworth
Jackson Lane
Miller Home
Bob Eilwood
Eilwood
Walter Jones
All Star Club
Te Masonic Hall
John Inabnit
Robert Montgomery
Lewis Stone
Marjorie Rambeau
Mary Astor
Robert Ames
Ricardo Cortez
Cath- Se Eele
Finn and
Hattie
Leon Errol
Zasu Pitts
Mitzi Green
Jackie Sears
Donald Ogden Stewart
Paris
Min and
Bill
Dorothy Jordan
Jack Oakie
the Gang
Jean
Arthur Oa
William Boyd
Fhemen
Grim Reaper
al Dr. Graeter
Mr. Graeter
Amos Willett
Woodshen
Miscou
Great Falls
Spokane
Salt Lake City
Durkee’s
Durkee
Thomas Book Store
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