Beaverhead County High School Class of 1910 Graduation
Ten students graduate from Beaverhead County High School in 1910 four boys and six girls. Commencement week runs May 21 to May 27 with a baccalaureate sermon alumni banquet commencement exercises and a public assembly. Notables include speaker Hon. N R Leonard of Butte and the plan to award medals and diplomas.
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Beaverhead County
Atudenta
Margaret Frances Lenox
iSelah Graves
William D. Ross
Judson Pierce Beat
Carl H. Hartwig
Winnifred M. Jones
Elizabeth A. Curry
Lora Cecilia Guyaz
Anna _ Elizabeth Baker
William Carroll
Normal College Hall
N. R. Leonard
Butte
Montana State School of Mines
High School
Capacity Houses Show Big Vaudeville Bill at Scenic
The Dillon Scenic theater fills nightly with capacity crowds for a strong vaudeville program. The bill features three top acts including the skilled juggler Fouarch er, praised as a standout in first class vaudeville.
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Dillon
Pianoforte Recital by Miss Jaanita LE Thomas At Normal College
A high quality pianoforte recital by Miss Jaanita LE Thomas at the Normal College assembly hall Monday showcased Beethoven Sonata op 14 Grieg To the Spring Norwegian Bridal Procession Schubert Impromptu Mendelssohn Concerto in G minor with Miss Hatch piano support and four vocal solos by Miss Catherine Paxton. Mina Thomas Dillon is noted as a rising local artist joining Miss Graeter in Beaverhead culture.
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Jaanita LE. Thomas
Normal College
Thomas
Graeter
Hatch
Beethoven
Grieg
Shubert
Mendelssohn
Miss Hatch
Mias
Catherine Paxton
Mina Thomas
Dillon
Mina Thomas Dillon
Misa Graeter
Beaverhead
Automobiles Bring Buick Treasures to Salmon City
Last Saturday Matt Barry delivered two large Buick touring cars to Salmon City residents. He was joined by Mrs Barry and Mr and Mrs Hugh McCaleb, while Lloyd Barnett drove the other car with Mr and Mrs M. Yesarian and young Mr Measra. Barry and Barnett stayed for a Salmon celebration of the Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad golden spike event. On the return trip they climbed the famed Midway mountain in Idaho in a 40 horsepower Buick, reputedly the first car to scale the hill, impressing Midway residents.
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Matt Barry
Salmon City
Mra
Barry
Hugh McCaleb
Lloyd Barnett
M. Yesarian
Gov. Measra
Barnett
Gilmore and Pittsburg
Midway Mountain
Idaho
Continental Divide
Midway
Buick
Busy Court Sessions See Damages and Judgments
The district court under Judge Poindexter hears multiple cases with several verdicts. Haggerty found guilty and ordered to reform school, McColl case dismissed, and Brown acquitted. Curtain convicted of second degree assault, with sentencing next week. Della Reynolds will probate, and Tinchinskey v Callen to begin next week over alleged alienation of affections.
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Poindexter
State of Montana
Sanford B. Watson
Watgon
Flynn Va
Flynn
George Brown
Brown
Mike Haggerty, Jr
Frank Stanfield
Farlin
Haggerty
Reform School
Charles McColl
F. M. Andrus
John W. Morton Company
Burnside
Porter Va Selway
John Curtain
Curtain
Armatead
Myera
Benj ‘Lliff Va
R. M. Hodgene
Jeffera
R. M Hodgena
Murray
Hodgens
Lliff
Mra. Teffera
Beriong
Butte
Mra
Della T. Reynolda
Tash & Lenkersdorfer
Pauline Pahnish
Nick Tinchinskey
J. B. Callen
Callen
No Harmful Effects from Comet Passage
Boston observers disagree on the comet's effects next Wednesday as Halley’s tail nears Earth. Harvard and Amherst astronomers debate potential aurora or darkening, with Pickering doubting any effect while Todd and Campbell foresee mild light or charged particle showers.
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Boston
Halley
New England
David P. Todd
Amherst College
Robert W. Wilson
Harvard College Observatory
Edward Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Wilson
Todd
Leon Campbell
Harvard
Susan Findling Visits From Butte With Daughter Mia Joapebine
Mrs. Susan Findling arrived from Butte early in the week to visit friends and returned Monday afternoon with her daughter Mia Joapebine.
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Mra
Susan Findling
Butte
Buatte
Miaa Joapebine
Prizes to Be Awarded Soon in Baby Contest
Star theatre on North Idaho street hosts a baby contest with strong public interest and rising vote counts. Leaders include Dorothy Hirschman with 727 votes, Harold Badcon with 595, and Jane Boone with 630 votes. Extra votes are given on Tuesday and Wednesday nights as the contest runs toward Decoration Day when winners are announced.
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Star Theatre
North Idaho Street
Star
Dorothy Hirschman
Sylvester Hirschman
Harold Badcon
Arthur Badcon
Jane Boone
Robert Boone
Manager Hay
Miss Mabel Caldwell Wins Fifth in Evening News Contest
Miss Caldwell of this city placed fifth in the Butte Evening News contest and received a magnificent Stone piano valued at five hundred twenty five dollars. She is likely to sell the instrument. Also noted as winners are Miss Alice Haining of Dillon and several scholarship recipients including Miss Pearl Neidt Carl Reebner and Miss Theone Taylor from Wisdom.
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Mabel Caldwell
Butte
Missa Caldwell
Miss Caldwell
Alice Haining
Dillon
Pearl Neidt
Fox
Carl Rbeebrer
Willie
Theone Tayior
Wisdom
Dillon Public School Elects Teachers for Ensuing Year
The Dillon public school district No. 10 held a Wednesday meeting and elected a full teaching staff for the next year. Three teachers did not reapply, with Delia Dorchester to teach eighth grade, Margaret Rowe sixth and seventh, Bertha Malone sixth, Maud Stone fifth, Lydia Roberts third, Elizabeth Jones second, Alma Van de Walker and Mary J. Innes first grade, Amy Lees to be assigned later. The board noted crowding and considered rebuilding options on the same site for next year.
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Dillon Public School
Mies Maud Stone
Misa Lydia Roberts
Misa Elizabeth Jones
Misa Alma van de Walker
Mary J. Innes
Amy Lees
Public School Exhibit Draws Community to May 20
Dillon public schools announce a Friday May 20 exhibit in the school building. Rooms will display student work and teachers will explain projects. parents are urged to attend with children. The event runs two to six pm with an informal open house and a Friday evening session from seven to eight.
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Dillon Public Schools
Inter Scholastic Meet Brings Beaverhead Honor at Missoula
Beaverhead county high school sent runners and declamation contestants to Missoula for the inter scholastic meet. Ruth Kootte spoke on In the Tomb of the Enemy while accompanied by her mother. Track team members Willey Wilcomb and Gosman earned medals, under director Professor Fish.
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Beaverhead County
Missoula
Mise Ruth Kootte
Megrrs
Stewart
Gosman
Wilcomb
Willey
Fish
Beaverhead
Dillon
Census drives data collection for mines in Montana and Idaho
Chief Special Agent George H Hann leads a vigorous Montana Idaho census effort for mines and quarries. Headquarters are in Butte with inspectors visiting company offices to fill schedules. Data cover ownership, capitalization, operations, payroll, ore details, shaft depth, smelter, and taxes.
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George H. Hann
Montana
Idaho
Canana Bureau
Mr. Hann
Butte
Nasal Office
United States Mint
Ino
Piven
Nasesamenta
Canvon
Wann
Beaverhead
Deer Lodge
Jefferson
Madison
Silver Bow
Helena
Cancade
Granite
Lewis and Clark
Missoula
Powell
Broadwater
Carbon
Fergus
Gallatin
Meagher
Park
Sweet Grawa
Yellowstone
Scientific Road Making in Billings Aims at Model Highway
Under Engineer Voshell guidance a large force in Billings is preparing a west side road for a gravel fill using scientific methods. The project plans grading rolling compacting and a deep gravel layer to create a durable roadbed. County officials may spend up to 5000 dollars per mile with potential expansion across Montana as the good roads movement gains support and economic benefits are highlighted by W B George.
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Billings
Voshell
Office
Ronda
Department of Agriculture
Board of County Commissioners
W. B. George
Montana
Dillon Visitors From Jackson In Early Week
J. D. Fox Chauncey Brown and Mr and Mrs Dolph Paria of Jackson visited Dillon this week their first stop of the week adding a note of social exchange to local activity.
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J. D. Fox
Chauncey Brown
Mra. Dolph Paria
Jackson
Dillon
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