Dillon Athletes Honored With Gunderson Cup
Amos Wright receives the Gunderson cup for Beaverhead county high school's top athlete for the second year in a row. Wright captained the football team this year and will be captain elect of the 1928 basketball five, with all-state football honors and multiple all-district selections in football and basketball. Jack Yale earns one of five W A Clark Jr scholarships for Montana high school students, balancing athletic and scholastic excellence for study at the University of Montana.
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Amos Wright
Gunderson
Beaverhead
Wright
Montana
Beaver
Bb. J. Gunderson
Jack Yale
Beaver- Bead High
W. A.clark Jr
Ath‘letic
University At
Missoula
Yale Star Athlete Seeks Scholarship After Season Absence
Yale produced a brilliant basketball and football star in recent years. He cannot compete this year but plans to use the scholarship to advance his career, leveraging past performance and potential.
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Yale
Concert programs showcase band orchestra and soloists
The music department presents Raffs Cavatina and Berceuse by Risher with Wheat on violin Sewell cello Hoffman piano an instrumental group plays Caprice by Bartlett Rose Neidt accompanies The high school orchestra performs and the Montana State Song closes with glee club and orchestra The concert begins at 8 15 with a 25 cent admission to cover expenses and contestants.
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Raff
Risher
Kenneth Wheat Yiolin
Clyda Sewell
Helen Hoffman
Gladys Stinson
Frederick Crouse
Viollis
William Clark
Elma Frakes
Bartlett
Rose Neidt
Montana
Glee Club
L. A. Gregory
Eileen Jackson Tops Training School Track Meet
Eileen Jackson won the individual honors at the training school track meet with 12 points. Edgar French led the boys with 8 points. The 8A grade won the meet, followed by 3B and 2A, with events including 50 yard dash 50 yard skip running high jump and running broad jump.
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Eileen Jackson
Edgar French
Legion Plans to Double Its Membership at Dillon Meeting
Dillon Legionaires will gather at Mountain View cemetery Monday morning to decorate veterans graves and urge immediate action on government insurance before July 2. Dr F M Poin Dexter will examine applicants for free, and Post Service Officer Bruce A Risley invites ex service men to discuss insurance options.
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Dillon Legionaires
Mountain View Cemetery
F. M. Poindexter
Bruce A. Risley
Matron Is SummonedSaturday
Mrs Ripley an earnest church worker who had lived at home for years died after illness. Surviving are her husband two daughters Mrs Newness and Mrs Dale Tash both of this city a son Arthur Ripley of Deer Lodge two grandchildren and several sisters and brothers in Ohio
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Ripley
J. T. Newness
Dale Tash
Arthur Ripley
Deer Lodge
Ohio
Normal to Hold Annual May Fete Next Tuesday
Deats of the college and pupils of the training school directed by Helen Mae Smith instructor in the physical education department of the college. The complete program will be found on another page of the Examiner.
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Deats
Helen Mae Smith
Wise River Rodeo Draws Crowd From Here
Big Hole country hosts a Sunday rodeo drawing attendees from the area. Barry & Hopkins garage of Dillon offers a Buick as a prize for the best singer on the grounds. Hughes and McCaleb's supply fishing gear and related items.
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Big Hole
Barry & Hopkins
Dillon
Warren Murray Visits Dillon From Omaha for Several Days
Locals report Warren Murray arriving last night from Omaha with two companions by car. He notes the Monida pass to Dillon is in excellent condition and plans to return via Northern Montana and the Dakotas. The Ellen May guild hosts a Seed Time party at the Presbyterian church tonight with Miss Ora Hasp of New York as guest of honor. Earl Goyer of Butte spent the weekend with Dillon friends, while Dale Neihart and Frank Sawyer were in town Saturday from Twin Bridges area.
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Warren ‘Murray
Omaha
Dillon
Monida Pass
Montana
Dakotas
Ellen May
National Board
Will ‘B
Earl Goyer
Butte
Dale Neihart
Frank Sawyer
City
Twin Bridges
Big Hole Basin Pupils Shine In County Spelling Contest
In a county spelling contest the Big Hole Basin event saw limited pupil participation. Read aloud are list of 100 percent scorers led by Mona Harding and Mabel Jones with many names including Jane Stallings the youngest at six. Bannack school earned the top average but lacked enough pupils to contest for a prize.
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Mona Harding
Mabel Jones
Gordon Alexander
Robbie Montgomery
Don Mulkey
Robert Crosby
Virginia Shumaker
Marie Cobb
Frances Patterson
Bertha Seybold
Kathleen Burke
Charles Seybold
Lewis Ford
Tommy Luabben
John Miller
Elizabeth Atkeson
Helen Hoerning
JeJan Gilbert
Margaret Pfiffner
Margaret Montgomery
David Burke
Edna Clarke
Helga Anderson
Anne Christensen
Margaret Bidstrup
Vivian Carroll
Barbara Bayerd
Tom Brenner
Hugh Clarke
Helen Ida Best
Mary Hester Decker
June Randolph
Esta Holtz
Alice Pendergast
Jay Forsyth
Alvina Mikkelgon
Carl Hansen
Dorcas’ Hoffman
Bert Stepp
Della
May Osborne
Ethel Herndon
Sue ‘Johnson
Ruby Wentworth
Rose
Adelaide Birrer
Edith McClain
Marie Knox
Gladys Carr
Emma Stefanatz
Agnes Keenan
Anna Spender
Philip Malesich
Audie A. Malesich
Ellen Keenan
Estella Thompson
Mabel Else
Anna Fay Else
Corinne Willey
Chandler Stallings
Jane Stallings
Helen Anson
Sandy Ottie Allen
Robert Nelson
Floyd Frey
Ethel Else
Jessie Holman
Walter Simmons
Louise Ramsey
Edward Torney
Anna Lee Helming
Audrey Gross
Peter Rasmussen
Dorothy Simmons
Lillian Stephens
John Woodworth
Fern Secrist
Frank Pene
Ernest Frey
Grace Priesty
Bannack
Tha ‘Bannack
Priza
Forty Five to Receive Diplomas at High School
Forty five students are listed to graduate with diverse course majors as the class day exercises proceed in the high school auditorium Wednesday evening. The program includes prophecy readings and traditional rites.
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Gynne Blair
Mildred Carlson
Harold Cashmore
Edna Christengen
Mae Clemon
Delmar Coiner
Harold
Contway
Roger Cosgrove
Roscoe Cornell
Grace Cullen
Amber Curnutt
Marguerite: David
Burnice Farrell
Eleanor Forsgren
Stacy E. Gordon
Nell Grant
Emma. Hale
Alice Hansen
Froy Kerr
Marie Kerr
Survantus Kerr
Rosemary King
Frank Thibodeau
Olive May Trolinger
Kenneth Wheat
Bernard Whitworth
Edgar. . Williams
David Williams
Jack Yale
Wayne Roberts
Dillon Will Take Action on Tourists
The committee plans to inform Idaho garages and Montana hotels about Monida-Dillon road conditions and tourist advantages. They aim to redirect tourists to the Monida-Dillon route and raise funds for improvements and incentives.
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Dillon
Montana
Monida-Dillon
Idaho
Intenantes
Finest state tourist camp offers modern amenities
The camp provides showers hot and cold water rest rooms stoves and electric lights under a summer caretaker. Fees fund caretaker costs while rental and equipment come from a public fund. Lights and water are donated by Union Electric and the city water works. Committee members will interview business men next week.
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Union Electric Company
City Water Works
Elkhorn to Open Biggest Year June 15
Elkhorn Springs will launch its biggest year on June 15 as Mr. Brown expands operation at the Beaverhead resort. Detailed pamphlets attract inquiries from across the United States and Canada while the hotel and lodges are renovated. Brown leases cabins and adds tent houses for parties. locals back the dude ranch plan at Elkhorn Springs, a Northwest beauty spot expected to attract visitors nationwide.
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Elkhorn Springs
Brown
United States
Canada
Beaverhead
Dillon
Mr. Brown
Elkhorn Springa
Northwest
Wise River Wins Health Poster Show
River and Health Crusader from Armstead took top prizes in a health poster contest. Winners for health ideas include Stepping Stones from Armstead Health Land from Wise River and Play Outside from Armstead, securing first second and third places.
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Wise River
River and “Health Crusader
Armstead
Health Idea
Health Land
Dillon Nine This Season to Be Whiz
Dillon nine this season is to be whiz with the Normal College forming a nine to give battle to the Dillon team in inter city practice games until the squad is fully organized.
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Dillon
Open season opener: Normal college tops high school 12 to 11
In the first baseball game of the season, Normal college defeated the high school nine by 12 to 11 on opening day. The note references a special purchasing offer at Hughes & Caleb's.
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Normal College
Hughes & Caleb's
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