Montana Normal College Graduation Delivers Diplomas
In 1997 a Montana Normal College ceremony awarded diplomas to 80 students. Principal Payne Templetonof Hi presided as commencement speaker. Board member Biel and other officials attended. several candidates were prevented by Tedent Sheldon Doyle and Frank Biel.
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Montanatate, Normal College
Ighoup
Hum
Payne ‘Templeton
Echool
Montana
Exiuca‘tion Panocission
Sheldon
Doyle
Frank. Biel
Car Family Declares Entirely Different Model
A rumor notes a Ford family declaration that the new vehicle is entirely different from prior models. Details remain unclear as the source focuses on branding rather than specs or release dates.
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Ford
Graduation program notes and diploma recipients
A six month delay ends as the program reveals the specific items of the graduation ceremony. The event features a benediction by Rev Howard B Ricketts of the Methodist church, musical numbers by Ralph McFadden and Violet Wonder Wor, and a history of the school. Diploma recipients include Anne Brady Wiseall Arthur Bring Malta Friedy M Clarke Roundy Lotty May Dever ak rama uta Waterdbe Gret chin tani Kalispell and many others from Kalispell Dillon Livingston Hamilton Helena Missoula Butte and Roundup.
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Howard B. “Ricketts
Methodist’ Church
Ralph" McFadden
Dr. T m
Berenajie
Violet Wonder
Palla
Helen Ballard
Dillon
Elas
Tell
Mary B. Shepard
Proceeds Less Than for Past Three Years But Poundage Is Largest
A long shipping market report notes proceeds lagging for three years while poundage peaks in eight years. It highlights sixty two cars required for shipment, indicating a strong transport demand despite lower overall revenue.
Beaverhear Hive Shipment Records and Payments
Twenty eight years of Beaverhear hive shipments recorded. The table notes 59 964 173 pounds shipped and receiving 16 423 545 58 dollars. An average price of about thirty five cents per pound is referenced.
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Beaverhear
Beaverhead county Red Cross roll call shows mixed returns
Beaverhead county reports show varying results from district roll calls in the annual Red Cross drive. Fred, chairman of the campaign, indicates several districts have submitted incomplete totals and that some larger precincts have not yet reported their figures.
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Beaverhead
Red Cross
Fred
Ope
Smashup on Small Bridge North of Dillon
Two cars driven by Sam and Ted Wright collided on a small bridge on the Point of Rocks highway north of Dillon Friday night. Both escaped injury though drivers were blinded by headlights and thought the other was slowing to cross. Highway blocked until the vehicles could be removed.
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Ativen
Sam
Freeman
Ted Wright
Dillon
Tom 'Dillon
Montana State Normal College Glee Club to Tour
The women’s glee club of Montana State Normal College will visit several Montana cities next two weeks. A public concert Friday evening at the college auditorium will preview the tour with performances planned in Butte Great Falls Helena Whitehall Virginia City and Sheridan. The program, directed by Miss Vivian M Robe, promises one of the best glee club programs ever seen at Dillon and includes seven acts plus instrumental trio Violet Wonder Vor Martha Opp and Blanche Fougek and a dance.
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Women’ S.glee Club
Montans “State
College
Montana
the College
Butte
Great Falls
Helena
Whitehall
Virginia City
Sheridan
Vivian’ M. “Robe
A. Glee Club
Dillon
Matron Margaret Watson Dies in Dillon
Mrs. Margaret Watson, esteemed Dillon matron, passed away yesterday at her Dillon residence. The death ends a long record of service to the community and to local families.
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Margaret. Watson
Margaret “Watson
Dillon
the Ness
Optimistic notes in state bank and examiner report
State Ex aminer and Superintendent Jay G. Larson filed with Governor Erickson a valuation report covering Montahg counties for the year ending June 30 1927. Total valuation rose to 436185297 from 429928959 the prior year. County levy averaged 25.5 mills with wide variation. Roosevelt county reported the lowest levy at 10 mills.
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Jay G. Larson
Roosevelt County
Montana State Normal College article features in November issue
The November issue of the Montana State Normal College Faculty Index is off the press and mailed to instructors this week. It features articles by R. Wright, Lee R. Aht Mackie, Rush Jordan and other faculty, including two notable pieces on the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence.
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Montana State Normal College Ie
Normal
R.kright
Lee 'R. ‘tAht Mackie
Rush ‘Jordan
Unclear Entry Describes Police Raid at Dillon Pool Hall
A fragmented report recounts a raid at a Dillon pool hall on a Saturday night. Officers entered and detained about thirty individuals while confiscating chairs and other items. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret but notes police activity and a raid in Dillon.
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Olty Sand County
Ad Dillon
Panlome
Dillon
Principal A x Peterson of Beaterhead High School Aun
A.x Peterson identified as principal at Beaterhead High School in Aun. The brief notice outlines leadership and association with the school district. No further details provided.
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A.x Peterson
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Beaterhead Count
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Payne Templeton
Kalispell
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