Chinook Play Mentioned as City and County June 3
Local notes report Hall Brenner visiting from Grant and Margaret Keyes stopping in the city. Dorothy Gelhaus visited Butte Saturday afternoon while 8814 M. C. Yeager registered in Dillon from Cheyenne. Mrs. Harry Andris and Mrs. Jack Colfer visited Butte late last week. Greenhouse ad lists early cabbage celery and flowers with prices and phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Brenner
Grant
Margaret Keyes
Dorothy Gelhaus
Butte
Tattersall’s
M. C. Yeager
Cheyenne
Wyo
Andrus
Harry Andris
Jack Colfer
Small Son
Local ranch and business chatter at county seat
Jorgen and Jorgenao from the Ho Wallpaper cleaning and ranch work trades discuss best prices with George Bighorn, a Melrose rancher, during last Thursdays business at the county seat. Cabbage and tomato plants advertised with Garden notes and phone contact. Dillon greenhouse ads and local residents from Lima and Rock Creek visit on weekend. Heddon, a Billings merchant, departs after a business week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorgen
Outen
ePhone
Dillon
C. A. Smith
Lima
Bland's Band Described as Descriptive Thrill at Chautauqua
Bland's Orchestral Band, the largest visiting group this Chautauqua year, draws crowds with dramatic descriptive numbers like The Battle of the Marne and a village orchestra sketch. Director Herbert Nonneman and xylophone soloist Burdette Bailey are highlighted, with strong local mentions of other performers and community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland
Chautauqua
Battle of the Marne
Lage
Herbert Nonneman
Burdette Bailey
Bailey
Senior Class of 21 Set for Final Exams and Graduation
The class of 21 at the high school will finish with final exams late next week. About twenty eight students will receive diplomas including Frank Ryburn and Ruth Kent. A strong record in social and athletic life and student government marks this group with events planned from the baccalaureate sermon to commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ryburn
Wyman Smith
Frank Hatfield
Rhett Rathbone
Albert Nelson
Ralph Nelson
George Hildreth
Raymond Holmes
Homer Faust
Harold Murray
Donald Stone
Verne Stanchfield
Maynard Lovell
Jonathan Hildreth
Mary Schoenborn
Julia Anderson
Jowell Clapp
Hollie Staudaker
Clela Black
Cora Barry
Kathryn Golding
Mary Gelhaus
Mary Kambrick
Josephine Cushing
Anna Bell
Jeanette Garver
Ruth Kent
Edward Smith
Methodist Church
From Forge to Grand Opera: William McDonald’s Rise
The story traces William McDonald from a San Francisco forge to fame as a bass in the Bostonians. Mrs. Leland Stanford advised him to pursue opera, guiding him to master teachers. His voice and stage persona drew fans across the United States and Canada, immortalized on Columbia phonograph records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franscisco
William McDonald
Palo Alto
Leland Stanford
San Francisco
United States
Canada
Columbia Phonograph
Training School Plans Annual Track Meet and Visits
The seventh grade heard Dr. Finch lecture on France. The training school boys schedule their annual track meet for Friday afternoon May 20 at 2:30, with the Normal girls joining the same event. Various staff and students visit Missoula and Polaris, while several graduates secure positions there with starting salaries around 1500 dollars. The Kindergarten Mothers' club meets Wednesday, and visiting week for junior Normal college students aims to acquaint them with school departments and activities. The Mountain States directory changes must be submitted by May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeewe Ueel Umum
Dr. Finch
France
BE. K. Frye
Missoula
Snyder
Pyle Ranch
Polaris
Iblings
Schulz Ranch
McCarthy
Freda Dudley
Normal College
Bozeman
Helen Finch
May Price
Guidici Ranch
Harriet Turner
Lorothy Roberts
Dell
Kindergarten Mothers’ Club
Miss Roberts
Pioneer's Pa Poose to Be Performed in Dillon and Twin Bridges
Miss Elizabeth Duffield of Red Lodge begins college work this week and stays through the summer term. The operetta The Pioneer's Pa poose will be staged in Dillon Thursday and Friday and in Twin Bridges next Tuesday. Juniors have visiting week at the training school to choose their department. Little Red Shoes was well presented by Miss Iblings pupils at convocation. Martha Wills hosted her parents and brother last Sunday. A dormitory dance with Sun Set orchestra followed Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Duffield
Red Lodge
Montana
Kathryn Scully
Mary Shea
Butte
Nell Shea
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Miss Ibling
Martha Wills
J. P. Wills
Percy
Notice to Taxpayers on Property Assessment
Taxpayers are urged to declare property values as assessment books close soon. County Assessor B. W. Emeri calls attention to the duty and asks immediate attention to this requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Emeri County Assestor
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Kodak
No. SA
Potts
Yalawa
Dillon Renhouse
Man
J. E. Doyle
Centennial Valley
H. T. Heddon
Billings
Mr. Heddon
Real
Thriler
Bud Courtney
Eugene Miller
Patterson
Spencer
Los Angeles
Cal
Fred Willson
W. W. Moyer
Denver
A. C. Whisler
B. A. Pierson
Lena Miller
Virginia Duke
A. H. Wheeldon
Dillmont Park
Dillon Greenhouse
Adolph Pahnisch
Andy’ Pyle
Spokane
Grasshopper
Christian Science Society
Yeaman Block
Center Street
Berniece Wilson
Maiden Creek Ranch
Horse Prairie
John Taylor
Taylor
Texas
Sidney Miller
Helena
Register of Lands
State of Montana
Chvia R. Clark
Conrad Trust & Savings Bank
E. A. Phillips
Montana Livestock Commission
Glenn Campbell
Independent Publishing Company of
Josiah Bowden, JR
Elkhorn Silver Mining Properties
R. R. Carpenter
Carpenter Paper Company of
Treasury
Associated Oil Investors
Associated Oil Investors, Power Block
Helena, Montana
Post Office
C. W. Smith
Albert
Stamm
LeRoy W. Beam
Victor Carrigan
R. E B. Stephenson
Miss Davis
Berkeley
Calif
FORGE
Grand Opera
The
Bostonians
City
America
Mountain States