Commencement Week Celebrations At Dillon Beaverhead High
Fourteen Beaverhead County high school graduates will receive diplomas next Friday evening in Dillon. The Junior Prom featured elaborate decorations and a woodland stage, while Miss Eureka Nitzkowski hosted a dinner for the seniors. Baccalaureate services at the Presbyterian church were led by Rev. E. V. Ostrander, stressing strength and beauty in youth within the church’s educational role.
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Beatrice Bimrose
Lulu
Grace Hollingsworth
Presbyterian Church
E. V. Ostrander
Moore inquest this week over Bannack slain husband
Coroner's inquest into Robert Moore's death, killed in Bannack last Tuesday night, faces delays due to poor roads. Mrs. Moore confessed to the killing at the Gauthier boarding house. the body was buried after examination. Sheriff Erwin and County Attorney Stephenson brought Mrs. Moore and a Moore child to Dillon.
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Robert Moore
Bannack
Erwin
Stephenson
Moore
W. F. Drummey
Frank Lovell
William Russell
E. T. Patrick
A. A. Kenison
Finley Cunnard
Dillon
Salmon River
Moores
Idaho
Top Prices to Be Paid at Dillon Horse Sale
On June 12 and 13 a government inspection of horses and mules will be held in Dillon for the French government. Michener Horse Co will inspect, George Ditty promises top prices. Classes detail artillery and cavalry horses with set ages and heights. no light gray cavalry horses accepted. The regular sale follows June 15 and 16, touted as Dillon’s biggest grass-fat horse sale.
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Dillon
Michener Horse Company
George Ditty
Dillon Horse Sales Company
Beaverhead County Wool Crop Set to Top Records
Beaverhead county prepares for a 30 day plus shearing season with nearly 3,000,000 pounds of wool to be hauled to Dillon warehouses. At 31 cents average, the crop is worth over 930000, with the lamb crop valued above 500000.
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Beaverhead
Dillon
Beaverhead County
United States
Beaverhead Ranch Company
First National and State Bank of Dillon
Greaser Cuts the Gringo in North Town Battle
At about ten o'clock Monday night a clash in the north end of town involved Tony Coy a Mexican and Tex Price an American. After an argument over American identity Coy slashed Price just below the heart. Price was taken to the county hospital and is expected to recover. Coy remains in the county jail facing a first degree assault charge.
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Tony Coy
Tex Price
Price
Coy
Tungsten Mine Development at Redrock
Last week the Examiner reported a rich tungsten ore discovery near Redrock. A crew led by Jack Porter is repairing the road to the mine so ore can be hauled to the railroad and sent to the smelter in Butte once travel conditions improve.
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Redrock
Jack Porter
Butte
Massive Graduation at Normal College Commenc e Week
Large turnout for Montana State Normal College 1916 commencement in Dillon as activities wrap with musical recital by Miss Hatch and alumni banquet. Officers elected include Anna Larson president and Catherine Paxton-Wills toastmaster. A new alumni scholarship fund debuts with gifts from local and state associations. Senior Sunday features a formal dinner and decorated dormitory tables.
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Dillion
Hach
Montana State Normal College
Guild Hall
Anna K. Larson
Olmstead
Mosher
Sugar Bowl
Geer
Catherine Paxton-Wills
Anna Laréen
Howard Elliot
Helen S. Clark
Huldah Thompson
Agnes Lowney
Stella Henderson
F. H. Garver
Theresa Reichle
May Marchesseau
Alice Roe
Marguerite Pendergast
Helena R. Graham
Edna R. Johnson
Emily Kramer
Ethel Adams
Elizabeth Harrison
Stella M. Goss
Dorothy M. Mercier
Ruth Steeves
Joy M. Graves
Montana Gilbert
Mozetta Williams
Oliver Baxter
Howard Epler
Catherine Hampston
Bessie J. Smith
Frances A. Baldwin
Carol Scott
Mae Dee
Margaret Young
Chea Thomas
Iva Benedict
Marguerite Marcum
Edith Johnson
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Dean Whitlock
LAW School OF the State University
Eureka
the Domestic Science Department
India
China
Japan
G. Roell
Greaser
Gringo
Edward C. Bllett
Normal College
Edward C. Elliott
Stewart
J. E. Monroe
F. H. Gar
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