Bankers Meet Tomorrow in Dillon Park Program Set
Montana Bankers association Group Six holds its annual convention tomorrow at St James guild hall. About fifty visitors from Silver Bow and surrounding counties plus Minneapolis and Helena will attend. C W Hudson presides with an agenda including John Holliday of Minneapolis speaking on the tariff on wheat for Northwestern Millers association.
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Montana Bankers’ Association
St. James
Br. Hudson
John Holliday
Minneapolis
Holliday
Northwestern Millers’ Association
Mrs Anna McGee Dies After Hospital Visit
Butte May 20 Mrs Anna Mc Gee longtime Montana resident and former Butte resident died yesterday in a Butte hospital from heart failure after an operation. She leaves a large family including husband William six daughters and several grandchildren with relatives in England and across Montana.
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Butte
Anna McGee
Montana
McGee
Newport
England
United States
Fish Creek
Wil Ham
Eva Pink
Silver Star
F. W. McMinn
Whitehall
H. L. Lutey
DF. Mooney
Dillon
Rosie
Por Eto
Witten
Spring cattle drive to the Upper Ruby range opens
The annual spring drive to the Upper Ruby range began with the opening day Sunday May 15. Bands from many outfits moved toward the summer range to be counted for the official opening, with cattlemen including Silver Spring Ranch Co, Linder and Linder, Raymond Cattle Co, and others attending.
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Upper
Ruby
Silver Spring Ranch Co
Linder and Linder
Raymond Cattle Co
S.M. Ransom
A. J. Davis
H. J. Foster
Frank Reid
M. J. Lott
Simonsen Bros
P. B. Kelly
E. T. Brock
Anderson Bros
John Dauterman
Sheridan Forum
Dr Harry Clark Speaks on The Irish Question
Dr Harry Clark former Chau tauqua lecturer spoke at the city hall auditorium last Wednesday evening on The Irish Question from the American Point of View. A large audience from Dillon gathered to hear him discuss this vital topic of the day.
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Harry Clark
City Hall
Dillon Peave
Lark
Seybold Fined and Jailed for Prohibition Violation
Judge convict Seybold of breaking state prohibition laws, sentencing him to a $200 fine and fifteen days in jail. The Frank Jones versus Edward Cushing case yielded a verdict for the defendant, with Cushing earlier acquitted on assault. Civil actions Involving Dr. H A MacMillan Oscar Gravelly and Flora Wright advanced in court as juries were recalled.
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Frank Jones
Edward Cushing
Jones
Cushing
Old Sorenson Ranch
B. K. Wheeler
Charles Seybold
Seybold
H. A. MacMillan
E. W. Bell
Oscar Gravelly
Flora Wright
Orchestra Renders Concert at Orphans' Home
L. A. Gregory led his string orchestra of twenty two to Twin Bridges for a Sunday recital at the Orphans' Home. Seven oars ferried the juvenile musicians across the county line while many adults joined the group for lunch hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George at two o'clock. The town turnout marked the event a great success.
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L. A. Gregory
Twin Bridges
Dilton
George
Town of
Leans Triumph Over Fats In Weekend Ball Clash
The Leans defeated the Fats 15 to 6 in a Sunday ball game. Durrwachter pitched well for the Fats and Ross for the Leans, while Slipper Olsen entertained the crowd with vaudeville theatrics during the contest.
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Fats
Durrwachter
Ross
Olsen
Freight Movements Reported From Bedrock to Markets
Several cars of beef steers were loaded at Bedrock last Friday for shipment to other points. Soren P. Nelson sold 250 fat steers to a Portland firm. The Great Falls Meat company received 150 head of beef steers from M. D. Jardine and John Innbait. Wick Miller shipped a car of horses to Denver from Monida.
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Bedrock
Soren P. Nelson
Portland
Great Falls Meat ‘Company
M. D. Jardine
John Innbait
Wick Miller
Denver
Monida
Fifth Annual Chautauqua Set for June in Dillon
The Fifth Annual Chautauqua will run June 16 to 21 in Dillon with Cardmen Chautauqua as organizers. The program includes noted lecturers, stellar musical numbers, and other attractions. Over a hundred local boosters signed the contract for a new company. tickets target 500 adult admissions with proceeds from reserved seats and 25 percent of single admissions. Readied committees include Advisory Grounds and Entertainment with officers and guarantors named for financial backing.
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Dillon
Cardmen Chautauqua
Chautauqua
Lee R. Light
Pearl I. Smith
Marshall Field
John’ Collins
Aicd
Les R
Commencement Week at Beaverhead High School 1921
Beaverhead county high school marks commencement week with gray caps and gowns for the class of 1921. Baccalaureate was held at the Methodist church led by Rev Edward Smith. Alumni banquet at Andrus grill featured Mayor Roscoe Cornell and performances by the Baxter Tonney Orchestra and Browning Brothers. The class play The Passing of the Third Floor Back debuts at the auditorium. Diplomas awarded Friday with Professor Lewis M Simes giving the address. Twenty nine seniors, many bound for higher education, are listed with future fields. The annual bulletin notes 108 pages of school news and courses.
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Beaverhead County High School
Edward Smith
Andrus Grill
Baxter-Tonney
Browning Brothers
Roscoe Cornell
Cornell
Beaverhead
Jewell Clapp
Sis
Roy Beam
Geo. ‘Melton
Josephine Numbers
T. W. Bennett
St. James Episcopal Church
Lewis M. Simes
Law School
University of Montana
Helen Finch
LeRoy Beam
J. H. Gilbert
Frank Hatfield
Wyman Smith
Donald Stone
Mary Gelhaus
Albert, Nelson
Rahw Rathbone
Frank Ryburmn
Verne Stanchfield
Homer Faust
Raymond Holmes
Kathryn Golding
Gladys Roberts
Ralph Nelson
Harold Murray
Mary Kambrick
George Hildreth
Josephine Cushing
Hollie Staudaher
Cora Berry
Julia Anderson
Anna Bell
Ara Sapp
Jeanette Garver
Maynard Lovell
Jonathen Hildreth
Mary Schoenborn
Clela
Ruth Kent
Wisdom
Dillon
Barcus
Helena Matron Dies After Operation in Rochester
Dillon relatives learned Friday afternoon that Mrs. Carrie Hurd died in Rochester Minnesota following surgery. Her burial took place in Dillon after a funeral held yesterday. She was the daughter of the late Mrs. Hannah Hoffman and lived in Helena in recent years. Born in New York forty nine years ago she came west as a child. Survived by husband and daughter Mrs. Fred Getler of Helena and several brothers and sisters: Mrs. E J Hollingsworth of McFarlane California, Mrs. Louise Schaffer, Mrs. Martha Wilson, Louis and John Hoffman, all of Dillon.
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Fred Getler
Helena
E. J. Hollingsworth
McFarlane, Cal
Louise. Schaffer
Martha Wilson
Louis
John Hoffman
Dillon
Stores to Close Monday for Memorial Day
Memorial Day closures affect all stores and businesses. Officials announce Monday as a holiday closing period with no normal operations in effect.
Summer Horses Sale Set for Dillon June 14 15
The Dillon Horse Sales company will hold its first summer auction of about 500 horses on June 14 and 15 in this city. George E. Ditty, manager, says all horses are grass fat and trained for work. A brisk demand for work animals is expected with several outside buyers anticipated.
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Dillon Horse Sales Company
George E. Ditty
Pioneer's Papoose Delights Large College Crowd
At Normal college Thursday and Friday last week a musical comedy Pioneer's Papoose drew strong attendance. Directed by Miss Pauline Van de Walker, the show aimed to raise funds for the entertainment course. Two profitable audiences praised the cast and performance.
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Normal College
Pauline van de Walker
Dillon
Vick Appeal Set as Supreme Court Hears Murder Case
The Montana supreme court will hear Albert Vick’s appeal on June 3. Vick killed Sheriff C K Wyman in Monida on April 21 1921 after arrest. He has been jailed fourteen months with guards and a death watch, while his trial and appeals drew wide attention.
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Albert Vick
C. K. Wyman
Beaverhead
Supreme Court
Vick
Wyman
Monida
Yick
Dillon
W. J. Cushing
C. W. Robison
Smith
Deer Lodge
Conley
High Court
Mooney
Hite
North Dakota
Foley
Jack Forst Dies After Years as Sheep Herder
Jack Forst who for several years has been employed as a sheep herder for Hans Anderson died yesterday morning. The remains are at the Brundage undertaking establishment.
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Jack Forst
Hans Anderson
Brundage Undertaking Establishment
Pitches for Fats Durrwachter in town Sunday
Fats Durrwachter a well known Grant rancher pitched for the Fats in town Sunday. He weighs 250 pounds and qualified in both pitching ability and to avoid duels.
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John Durrwachter
Grant
Durrwachter
Dil Yon Rod and Gun members shoot at Gregson Springs
Members of the Dil Yon Rod and Gun Club traveled to Gregson Springs for a registered shoot held last weekend. Otto Schulz scored highest for Sunday and Hiram Brundage was crowned amateur champion on the field. Participants included Mr and Mrs Otto Schulz Mr and Mrs Hiram Brundage Mr and Mrs C T Magnus Mr and Mrs C C Thorn ton A G Williams Mrs Krabbal Lima Dr and Mrs W C Orr Mr and Mrs Roy Forrester and Nick Birrer of the Lima club.
Morning Marshal Van Horn Dies at Home
Morning Marshal Van Horn died last Monday morning at his home on Kentucky Avenue after several days illness. The funeral was held yesterday and interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. He was fifty nine years and six months old.
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Marshal van Horn
Kentucky Avenue
Mountain View
May festival planned at college campus on May 27
The regular annual May festival is planned for the college campus on May 27 if weather permits.
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College Campun
Memorial Day Should Take On Grander Significance
The piece argues Memorial Day should transcend a national observance to honor all who served and died, linking soldiers past and present across nations. It calls memory a democratic force uniting enemies of yesterday with comrades today and urges honoring those who endured daily sacrifices as worthy of reverence.
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Worth
Marshall
Synes
D Ministerial Association
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Olson
H. G. Rodgers
John Collins
R. R. Price
Pearl’ I. Smith
C. W. Hudson
Warren Stone
Ben Stevenson
C. E. Blinn
W. F. Cashmore
A. L. Stone
Jean Bishop
J. E. Morse
A. L. Anderson
A. F. Waldorf
F. D. Willis
R. R. Rathbone
H. E. Andrus
Harry Gilbert
Chas. Philips
C. G. Manning
Geo. Brownback
Thos. E. Luebben
J. E. Monroe
D. A. Galt
Rev. Geo. MacDougal
Russell W. Fryburg
Nina M. Nash
W. Cashmore
W. H. Stephan
T. D. Moran
George M. Melton
B. N. Stevenson
Chas. H. .Phillips
F. C. McFadden
Huber Bros
F. H. Bimrose
B. L. Wheat
H. S., Gimble
Fred Woodside
J .W. Evans
W. Cushing
C. W. Woodburn
Anderson’ Bros
Eviction
Innes
Edw. S. Duff
W. E. Chapman
J. W. Forsgren
Beaverhead High School
Simes
Missoula
Gladys. Roberts
Clela Black
Katherine Golding
Annabel Desmond
Frank Ryburn
Thelma Grimes
Catherine Jones
Rochester
Auake
Yiek Appeal
Mur
BIG
Splendid
Catholic Church
Madison County
Baxter-Tonrey
Gregson Springs
Schulz
Brundage
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