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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1929

Page

8

Taylor pleads guilty in Miller garage robbery case

Eugene Taylor admitted guilt on charges of robbing the Miller garage in Monida last week during arraignment in justice court before Justice George Opp. Bound over to district court for sentence under a $2000 bond he could not post. Abe Postma, arrested with Taylor, was released after Taylor said he acted alone. Several tools and equipment were stolen from the garage.

Eugene Taylor Miller Monida Justice Court Justice of the Peace George Opp Abe Postma Taylor R. J. McKevitt Wat Armstead

DeMolay Initiates Nine in Sheridan

Beaverhead chapter DeMolay members travelled to Sheridan Saturday night to initiate a class of nine candidates. Sheridan DeMolays hosted the group with hospitality as the event was reported. A separate item notes a Salmon City couple visiting Dillon to spend the weekend with Louis Schmittroth and family. A P T A sponsored children's clinic is planned at the new training school on Saturday May 25 starting at 2 PM.

Beaverhead DeMolay Sheridan Sheridan DeMolays

Graduation Activities Mark Montana Normal Speaker The Last Inventory

Forty six seniors will receive diplomas at tomorrow night’s graduation at the school auditorium with President E. B. Davin of Montana State Normal College as commencement speaker. Ivan Shaw leads the senior class as president with a busy program including the alumni dance, baccalaureate address by Rev. T. J. Simons, and concerts by the high school band, orchestra and glee club.

BE. Davin Montana State Normal College A. T. Peter Zon J.E. Monroe R. O. Shannon First Baptist Church Marjorie Carroll Jane Herndon Alumni Association Dillmont Park Edith Hansen Edith Kenison Dorothy Stewart Gertrude McCoy Frank Hazelbaker, Jr Presbyterian Church T. J. Simons L. A. Gregory Lenore Thompson William Bates Alta May Fiddler Ashley Roberts Mary Louise Taylor Floyd Dull Helen Taylor Helen Hoffman Mary Simons Normal College Blanche Fousek Violet van der Vor Margaret Knudsen Cecil Kerns Winifred Derry Josephine Michel Clyta Cusker Glee Club Claudia Peterson Geraldine Smith Ivan Shaw Harold Price Anna Mautz Barbara Tower

Services for J. B. Browning

J. B. Browning, longtime Oceanside pop and newsstand operator, died in a plane wreck near Encinitas. He was 54, born in Modell Texas and survived by his widow six daughters three sons three sisters and three brothers. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church with Rev A S Hale and burial in J C O F cemetery in Oceanside.

Lux Ranch Encinitas Browning Mr. Browning J. N. Browning Texas Modell Amarillo Annie Elizabeth Holman Dillon Montana Oceanside Virginia Irene Ida Frances Masie Kathryn Doris Florence Bessie Leone Marceline Phylis Charles Donald Joseph Bertran, Jr

Elks Lodge In Dillon Opens With Parade At City Hall

Leonard Innes and trustees welcomed Elk visitors from Butte as a new lodge was instituted. A parade from the depot led by the Butte drum corps ended at the city hall where officers were installed and candidates initiated for several hours. City banners and business displays greeted the event.

Leonard Innes Ross W. Emerick John T. Orr W. A. Graeter Albert 8. Baker Theo F. McFadden Homer Faust Butte Elkis New Lodge Butte Lodge The Elks Dillon

Stage Notes Hint at Dance Event In Early Preparations

The fragment references a preliminary planning phase for an upcoming dance event. Key terms imply a stage setup discussion and initial rehearsal steps. Details remain sparse about participants, location, or exact timing.

Annual May Fete Presented On Campus Tonight

Elizabeth Davis Betty Stephan and Anne Chapman serve as flower girls with Dixie Smith and Jane Fabrick as curt jesters Betty Hall is Puck and the fairy Training school pupils appear as various costumes including butterflies bolly hocks sunflowers and bakers Primary pupils become the troupeers Claudia Peterson leads 11 gypsy dancers Normal college girls perform for the queen and college students dress as peasants knights and lords and ladies W A A members sell tags for bleacher seats on campus

Elizabeth Davis Betty Stephan Anne Chapman Dixie Smith Jane Fabrick Curt Betty Hall Puck Fairy Claudia Peterson W.A.A

Graduation Week Begins at College With Various Events

Graduation week starts next Sunday with a baccalaureate address by President E Davis in the college auditorium and a commencement address by Dr Emanuel Sternheim of Butte. The senior dinner, a three act comedy The Sea Urchin, directed by Miss Mary K Sands, opens Monday evening. Reserved seats go on sale Friday noon at Thomas Bookstore. Three college traditions the College Sing Pow wow and Candlelight Procession happen Tuesday night on campus.

Emanuel Sternheim Butte E Davis John Hastings Turner Mary K. Sands Thomas

Pioneer of ban nack summoned obituary in Dillon county

Kindly manner, her death was a sad shock to her scores of friends in the county. Surviving relatives include a son Harry C. Graves of Dillon, two daughters Mrs. Georgia Ryburn of Dillon and Mrs. C. W. Stallings of Bannack, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. The funeral was held this afternoon at the Presbyterian church in Dillon. The Rev. T. J. Simons officiated and interment was made in Mountain View cemetery.

Harry C. Graves Dillon Georgia Ryburn C. W. Stallings Bannack Presbyterian Church T. J. Simons Mountain View Cemetery

Recitals Presented by Pupils Continued on Page 1

The advertisement lists pupil names including Helen Wheat Marjorie Opp Helen Peterson Mona Harding Marian Williams Helen Erwin Tommy Newnes Merle Schmittroth Kenneth Barry Elizabeth Wedum Kathryn Barry and Anne Christensen The program of the third recital is noted to appear elsewhere in today's examiner.

Helen Wheat Marjorie Opp Helen Peterson Mona Harding Marian Williams Helen Erwin Tommy Newnes Merle Schmittroth Kenneth Barry Elizabeth Wedum Kathryn Barry Anne Christensen

Thirty Four Graduates From Grades Listed With Groups

The article lists thirty four graduates including members of the training school orchestra directed by L A Gregory the girls glee club and the 8 A class. Names include Harry Anderson Kathryn Barry William Bryan Lester Burgess Alden Cashmore Franklin Cashmore Gerald Caskin Charles Crouse James Doyle Margaret Grimes Chester Gordon Carla Hanson and more.

Training School L. A. Gregory

Student Newspaper Staff List Includes Officers and Managers

The class officers include Edith Orr as president Everett Wedum as vice president Charles Crouse as secretary Donald Nelson as treasurer. Monitors are Harry Anderson and Walter Sperry with proof readers Charles Crouse Tom Hartwig and Edith Orr. Business managers are Gerald Caskin and Alden Cashmore under faculty advisor Mrs Sata Dellinger Black.

Edith Orr Everett Wedum Charles Crouse Donald Nelson Harry ‘Anderson Walter Sperry Tom Hartwig Gerald Caskin Alden Cashmore Sata’ Dellinger Black

School of Mines event highlights plant program and instruction

Dr G G Witherspoon of Butte and many others attended a second day school of instruction. Mrs Waldort presided at the session while Mrs Gilbert presented the tree for the planting program of the organization on Thursday afternoon at the School of Mines.

Wise River Wild West Show Aims for Record Crowd

At Wise River the only wild west show in this section this year, Manager Gill is PA taking preparations for a record breaking crowd. The shady banks of the Big Hole river offer picnic and camping spots as hundreds plan to drive in with camping gear and fishing tackle.

Gill Big Hole Wise River

Passing of Dr. John A. Earl Shapes Peace Pact Support

Delegates mourn the death of Dr. John A. Earl editor of the Baptist as a champion of constructive peace through the Kellogg Peace pact. Resolutions were prepared by H. R. Best H. R. Norwood and Miriam Z. B. Pease as the majority of delegates return home Friday morning.

John A. Earl the Baptist H. R. Best H. R. Norwood Miriam Z. B. Pease

Mrs George Baldwin 18 Summoned and Family Noted

Mrs George Baldwin 18 summoned. Band twenty one years ago she made her home here with husband who worked on local ranches near Dillon. Survived by husband and two sons John of Dillon and David of New Haven Conn.

George Baldwin Baldwin Dillon John David New Haven, Conn

Baptists Close Successful State Convention Here

The Dillon Baptist community hosted the state convention ending Thursday night. Officials urged churches to promote Baptist publications and missions, and to adopt monthly support through a twelfth contribution plan.

Baptists Baptist Church Dillon Montana’ Baptist Bulletin Baptist

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