Moroni Olsen Players to Stage Pygmalion in Dillon
A capacity Hartwig theatre crowd is set for the Moroni Olsen players next Monday to present Pygmalion with three productions planned this year. Ticket sales began Monday morning and by noon the board was nearly sold. The Spokane praise highlights Olsen's strong staging and Janet Young as Eliza Doolittle.
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Moroni Olsen Players
Pygmalion
Hartwig Theatre
Dillon
St. John Ervine
Hannah
Paul Kester
Paul Kester. the Spokesman Review
Spokane
Masonic Temple Auditorium
Drama League
George Bernard
Bhaw
Shaw
Olsen
Mr. Olsen
Henry Higgins
Janet Young
Gamin
Eliza Doolittle
Byron Foulger
Fourteen Cases Begin December Term of District Court
The December term opens December 1 with five criminal cases three liquor cases and two drug possession cases and nine civil suits. Trials include State of Montana versus Charles A Smith William Gray Sam Arndts Jim Fung Delia Joseph Beaverhead Realty versus W J Cushing and others. A list of jurors is provided including Smith Ames Armstead F P Bulger Dillon and many others. Continued on page 8.
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Rodgers
Montana
Jim Fung
Mary French
John Hoffman
Charles Wilson
John C. Smith
Gertrude L. Keaton
Lloyd A. Cook
Walter Dansie
BE. R. Gleed
W. R. Gleed
Emily Gleed
Smith Ames
Armstead
F. P. Bulger
Dillon
Gifford Brown
Lima
Alfred Cashmore
John B. Cluley
E. M. Connelly
John Coppin
James Edwards
Monida
A. A. Elliott
Fred Featherly
Charles W. Francis
Wisdom
Sam Freeman
D. R. Gordon
Armatead
Frank Gosman
L. D. Graeter
W. A. Graeter
Eddie Grinde
Grant
Dillon Fire Sparks Record Pause Ended by College Grill Blaze
The Dillon volunteer fire department responded to a Friday noon alarm from the College Grill on Atlantic Street. The blaze caused about 765 dollars in damage and was quickly extinguished, ending a 163 day fire-free period believed a city record. Fire Chief Lattibert Eitel blamed carelessness for the incident and warned of arrests if traffic blocking continues.
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College Grill
Elief
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Atlantic Street
Red Star
Dillon
Lattibert Eitel
Convention of Educators Declared Complete Success
Dillon hosted the thirty sixth annual western Montana Education Association convention with 400 educators attending over three days. The event featured talks by Gov. Erickson and other officials, a strong program, and broad community hospitality from locals and institutions.
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Dillon
Western Division of Montana Education Association
Western Division
Montana Education Association
Montana
J. E. Erickson
H. 8. Gattley
Rotary
C. H. Clapp
The
State University
E. Davis
State Normal College
May Trumper
H. T. J. Coleman
University of British Columbia
B. Speer
Deer Lodge
F. H. Garver
Montana State
Vormial College
William J. Lowry
Whitehall
Ira B. Fee
Missoula
C. V. Brown
Livingston
W. P. Clark
the Normal College
A. T. Peterson
Linden McCullough
8. E. Davis
Frank Eliel
State Board of Education
May “Trumper
Oren D. Speer
Clapp
Montana Counties Show Mixed Tax Trends in 1925 Leviys
A Montana Taxpayers' association report shows 27 of 66 counties cut total levies in 1925 from 1924, 10 kept the same, and 19 increased. Cities split with 18 up and 16 down, towns fared worst with 23 rising, 8 falling, and 37 unchanged. Silver Bow County raised overall levy to 35.067 mills from 32.2 in 1924, with separate allocations for funds and district taxes.
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Butte
Montana
Montana Taxpayers’ Association
Helena
Silver Bow County
Silver Bow
Boulevard
Centerville
East Butte
Meaderville
McQueen
Armistice Day Plans Include Football Game and Dance
A Dillon Legion meeting prepared Armistice Day events for next Wednesday including a patriotic morning program at the training school auditorium, an afternoon game at Athletic park, and a city hall dance in the evening. The high school team may play Idaho Falls. the Dillon Independents and Normal college team are possible opponents. Jim McCullom chairs the nine member committee.
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Athletic Park
Idaho Falls
Dillon Independents
Legion
Jim McCullom
Beaverhead Leads in 1925 Farm Census Figures
Figures from the 1925 census show Beaverhead County ranking high with 723 of its 790 farms operated by owners. The data highlight owner-operated farms as a dominant feature in the county's agricultural landscape.
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Beaverhead
Dillon Takes Powell High for Easy Win
Dillon defeated Deer Lodge 21 to 6 on Saturday in a game with miscues in the first three quarters. Deer Lodge relied on passing for 120 yards from eight completions while Beaverhead had four completions for 90 yards. Dillon scored early when Smith caught a 30 yard touchdown pass and Wright added the extra point.
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Dillon
Deer Lodge
Beavers
Beaverhead
Smith
Wright
Cle
Beaverhead County 1925 Farm Census Early Totals
Washington DC reports partial Beaverhead County 1925 farm census results with 1920 comparisons. Figures cover cows and heifers two years old plus older and sows and gilts for breeding six months old and over, with notes that 1925 data are preliminary and subject to correction.
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Washington, D. C
Beaverhead County
Bird House Contest Winners Named at Training School
Franklin Cashmore and Fielding Graves won first place in the fifth and sixth grades respectively, Floyd Hall led the junior high, with Howard Gilbert second. Billy Jennings, Susan Strube and Marlin Walker received second and honorable mention. prizes total two dollars and fifty cents plus six theatre tickets, funded by First National Bank and W B Hartwig.
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Franklin Cashmore
Fielding Graves
Floyd Hull
Billy Jennings
Susan Strube
Howard Gilbert
Susan “Strube
Floyd Hall
Marlin Walker
First National Bank
W. B. Hartwig
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Hartwig
Bernard Shaw
Dillon Theatre Lovers
Charles A. Smith
Willam Gray
Sam Arndts
Convention OF Educators
Deer Lodge County
Lalnavivdly
American Legion
Legionnaires
Powell
Yale Stars
Shee Eemenvsenaanennice
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