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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1905
Page
4
Dillon Examiner Publicity Statement May 31 1905
The Dillon Examiner asserts it has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers advertisers access to subscription records and mailing lists for inspection. Date shown Wednesday May 31 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Chicago Live Stock Exchange Seeks Fair Rail Rates
The Chicago Live Stock Exchange with about 700 members seeks Interstate Commerce Commission oversight to end the $2 terminal charge on livestock cars and unfair rates. They urge legislation to ensure equity between railroads and shippers, noting repeated FCC rulings against excessive charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Live Stock Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Stockyards
Exchange
Senate
Ths
Terminal
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Chicago Junction Railway’ Company
United States Supreme Court
Western
Chicago Livestock Exchange
German Drama Night At Normal College Plays Presented
German classes at Normal College presented two one act plays under Miss Bertha Thormyer with full student and faculty attendance. Die Wacht am Rhein and Jugendliebe featured strong performances by Anna Shora Conway Maud Stone Marcia Thornton Butter Durnford and others with German songs by Liederkraenzchen. The second comedy Versalzen followed with Hertha Arnold Seeberg and Wittkow a stately court official role enhanced by Euphemia Campbell Ida Auerbach Ella North Myrtle Wright and others. The show closed with Deutschland Deutschland Ueber Alles and praise for pronunciation and emphasis from native German speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Thormyer
Deutsches Liederkraenzchen
Classe
Adelheid
Heinrich Roller
Ferdinand von Bruch
Heinrich
Ferdinand
Betty
Hildebrand
Anna Shora
Miss Conway
Frau von Rosen
Missa Marcia Thornton
Miss Butter
Miss Durnford
Hertha
Arnuold
Wittkhew
Arnold
Ulrika
K. N. Norris
Seeberg
Ella North
Myrtle Wright
Euphemia Campbell
Wittkow
Misa Ida Auerbach
Alice Fogarty
Trudden
Delighting Evening at the Adlen Squire Home
A large, festive party was hosted last Thursday by Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Adlen and Mrs. Carrie Ransom Squire at the Alien home on Idaho street. Guests enjoyed red and gold decorations, games with hearts, punch, and a dessert of bonbons and painted ash trays as tokens for winners. A Kennnington party followed later with about forty ladies, while Mia Poindexter hosted a luncheon for Mrs. J W Gilbert of Anaconda. An informal card evening honored Mrs. Josephine McConnell, and the Roe residence welcomed its first child, with mother and baby reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Etreet
Ezra Adlen
Carrie Ransom Squire
Albert Swain
Miguel Myers
Raymond
Monroe
Mr. Olmeted
Ella North
Katherine Haines
Cora Owsley
E.S. Luce
A. L. Stone
C. J. Fenner
W. A. Jones
C P. Thomas
J.C. Metlen
T. D. Olmsted
Mesdames Pasmore
Bertie Howard
Dorchester
Thormyer
Cargon
Messia
Ruediger
Bowen
Davidson
Frank Eliel
Stamm
Potter
Kennington
Allen
Meg
James Allen
Carrie S. Squire
F.C. Kress
Josephine McConnell
Dillon
Polaris
Hearts
W. V. Kinsgbury
John Logan
J. B. Morse
Clara Chapman
Misses Thorpe
Rich and
Bazard
Meesre
Albert Stamm
Win. Bernstein
Harry Gilbert
B. Roe
Dr. Walker
County High School Elects Reappointed Faculty for Upcoming Year
The board of trustees reelects Hollis E. Potter science teacher E J Losie commercial teacher Elizabeth Hawley Latin and History Inez Gurnee English and Literature and confirms current principal J A Koontz as not applying. L R Foote is elected principal at 1800 dollars annual salary. Other teachers receive monthly salaries. The term ends next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tast
L. R. Foote
State School of Mines of
Butte
Service time change at St James Church on Occasion Day
The service at St James Church has been rescheduled to 7 p.m. and 10.7 p.m. on Occasion Day, adjusting the traditional times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
Manual Training Director Appointed at State Normal College
The executive board approved establishing a manual training department to open next school year. Jay R. Forden of Columbia University was named director and instructor in drawing with a 1200 dollar first year salary. He studied at Illinois, Winds Normal University, Chicago University and Columbia. He has taught in River Falls Wisconsin and Saginaw Michigan and studied sloyd in Sweden and Germany. Orders will be placed for shop equipment once he arrives and the department may use the old dorm dining room until a new building is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal College
Jay, R. Forden
Teachers’’ College
Columbia University
New York City
Forden
State University of Illinois
The
Winds Normal University
Columbia
Borden
Montana
Floyd
Normal College
Mrs. Sarah Reinhardt Visits Butte Hostess
Mrs. Sarah Reinhardt of Butte was a guest of Mrs. W. B. Carter for several days this week and returned to Butte today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Sarah Reinhardt
Butte
W. B. Carter
Mra. Reinhardt
Professor Koontz Leaves Dillon for Missouri Superintendent Post
Professor J M Koontz of Beaverhead County High School returned Monday from a flying visit to Carrollton Missouri where the school board unanimously elected him superintendent of city schools Carrollton a city of 8000 with a 200 high school enrollment six instructors and four buildings He is president of the Montana State Teachers Association and will leave Dillon with the loss he will be greatly missed by Dillon and Beaverhead County friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koontz
Missouri
J. M. Koontz
Beaverhead
Schodl
Carrollton
Woontz
Emerson School of Oratory Dean Highlights Cardinal King
Dean Henry Lawrence Southwick of Boston’s Emerson School of Oratory closed the Normal Entertainment Course season with a large Dillon audience. He opened with Shelley's Clouds and Uncle Billy humor, then staged scenes from Bulwer Lytton's The Cardinal King with clear explanations. His Richelieu portrayal drew strong praise, signaling strong interest in Bulwer dramas and plans for next season featuring noted lecturers and entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lawrence Southwick
Emerson School of Oratory
Boston
Southwick
Dillon
Shelley
Uncle Billy
Huber Lytton
Cardinal King
Bulwer
Dean Southwick
Richelieu
Reduction In Telephone Rates Effective July First
Manager C B Vaughn of the Rocky Mountain Hell Telephone Co reports a rate cut effective July 1. Business one party phones drop from 60 to 48 dollars yearly, four party business lines from 42 to 36, one party residence lines from 48 to 30, and four party residence lines from 24 to 18. Dr J H Stephens osteopath, formerly of White Sulphur Springs, arrives in Dillon to locate here and will replace Dr Lulu Kline. He will partner with Dr Miller and share offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Vaughn
Rocky Mountain Hell Telephone Co
J. H. Stephens
White Sulphur Springs
Dillon
Stephens
Lulu Kline
Dr. Stephens
Miller
Concert by Prof Karl Riedelsberger at Dillon Theatre
The Dillon community will host a recital by Prof Karl Riedelsberger, director of the Montana College School of Music Deer Lodge. The Presbyterian church secured his services for June 19 at the Dillon Theatre. The program includes eleven pieces featuring idealized dances, showcasing Riedelsberger as a leading violin virtuoso in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Riedelsberger
Schoor of Music
Montana College
Deer Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Dillon Theatre
Dillon
Aga
Riedelaberger
Double Train Service Resumes On Oregon Short Line
Station Agent Carruthers received the new timetable effective tomorrow June 1 and summer service will include four trains: No 7 north at 12 05 am No 10 south at 5 20 am No 9 north at 1 28 pm and No 8 south at 7 28 pm. The schedule aims to greatly benefit the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruthers
Oregon Short Line
Thirty Cents a Day WH Do Orton Brothers Piano Ad
A classified advertisement touts piano sales offering instruments of fine quality at factory price with monthly payments of eight to ten dollars. Orton Brothers, located next to City Drug Store, claim affordability and payment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Brothers
City Drug Store
Mrs S D Hooker to Return Home Friday Evening
Mrs S D Hooker sails from Hartford Connecticut where she has spent the past months visiting relatives and is expected home Friday evening.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillon’ Examiner
Beavertiead County
Fs C. Kress
E. L. Poindexter
Congress
Examiner
Mia
K. Poindexter
J. W. Gilbert
Anaconda
Margaret Poindexter
T. W. Poindexter,Jr
P. E. Poindetter
H. T. Poindexter
J. B. Poindexter
W. V. Kingsbury
Virginia Hazzard
St. Louis
R. Stroup
E. B. Sprinkle
James Kirkpatrick
Poindexter
Velox
Eastman Films
Riley
Dillon, Montana
Prof
Riedelsberger Wiil
Morrow
Orton Bros
Kimball
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