Normal College Represented at Fair
The Montana State Normal college in Dillon is featured at the fair with an extensive exhibit of school work and the training department. The model school shows students teaching daily for a year with projects from baby to grown up rooms and charts tracing wool, flour, and boat evolution. Grant Finch oversees the exhibit which aims to illustrate normal college programs rather than competition.
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Montana State Normal College
Dillon
Helena
Normal School
Chicago
Montana
Grant IE. Finch
The
Normal College
South Omaha Stock Market Receipts And Prices Review
Receipts this week show cattle at 88 103, hogs 29 042, sheep 145 477, with last week and year comparisons. Beef steer prices reach up to 7 80 for choice corn feds, grasses 6 50, grass steers mostly 4 75 to 5 50, cows and heifers active with beef and canner markets, stockers and feeders strongest, demand from eastern buyers improving.
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Fair
Social notes from the Dillon Normal changes and gatherings
Miss Dora Morgan returned from Helena for the state fair. Friday night Jean Pendergast hosted Miss Slocum, Tovey, Pierce and Marchesseam. New arrivals include Cecil Dwyer of Missoula and Edith Lowery of Garnet. Prof. Finch installed the fair exhibit. Rev. Ostrander spoke at convocation. Lucy Kemper visited home and returned to the dormitory. Amelia Norris sent a box with Ark contents to several girls. A judge party gathered at Pearl Ayer’s room. The Junior class elected officers Dora Hart president and others. Pig Club breakfast with Prof. Clark. Sunday sing in dorm parlor before YWCA Bible study. Spreads remain popular with Susie Waldbellig and Fern Andrus hosting tea. Edith Browning fractured her wrist while walking two miles from Dillon. She received care and will miss time from school.
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Amelia Norris
Annie Rafferty
Dora Morgan
Cecil Dwyer
Dora Hart
Dillon
Edith Browning
Arch Henneberry Weds Lillian Ulm in Billings Home
A Billings home wedding linked Miss Lillian Ulm and Archie Henneberry of Dillon. The Ulm family is prominent in Billings, and the groom, son of M A Henneberry, runs a leading Ranch in Ryan's canyon Beav erhead County. The couple will reside in Beaverhead County.
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Billings
Lillian Ulm
Archie Henneberry
Dillon
Ulm
Billings Polytechnic Institute
M. A. Henneberry
Beaverhead County
Ryan’s Canyon
Bedrock Valley
Henneberry
Laymen of Dillon Plan Banquet for Men of Several Churches
Dillon hosts a men’s banquet organized by Prof J E Monroe Roy S Stephenson Prof G E Finch Lyman H Bennett and Prof L R Foote. Building on a 1910 spring banquet it aims for a late month date with full advertisement time place and price details. The program is led by listed local businessmen and citizens ensuring a fine event.
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Episcopal Guild Hall
Dillon
J. E. Monroe
Roy
State Automobile Association Formed in Montana
Montana motorists from nearly every county met at the Grandon hotel in Helena to form a state auto mobile association. A three member committee was named to draft by laws and set a date for the final formation in Butte. Lieutenant Governor W R Allen chaired. P M Bernard was secretary.
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Helena
Grandon Hotel
Montana
Butte
W. R. Allen
P. M. Bernard
I. P. Mathewson
Mr. Mathewson
A. T. Morgan
Mr. Allen
Largest attendance at the state fair
Helena reports 37 099 visitors this week at the state fair, 3 000 more than last year. Horses shipped to Spokane for the Interstate fair and then to Coeur d Alene. expected $8 000 surplus. Bronze table from Senator W A Clark to remain in the governor's reception room until next year.
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Helena
Spokane
Coeur d’ Alene
State Fair Association
W. A. Clark
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending October 2
Warranty deeds record multiple transfers in Montana and nearby areas. Fred Holmes sells 40 acres near Jackson Big Hole basin to James R. Pinkerton for 1 dollar. Abbie Hanson transfers 160 acres below Dillon to Herbert B. Selway for 16 000 dollars. Selway then sells 160 acres below Dillon to Quitman Owen for 10 dollars. George Rebich conveys a right of way and watering place above Dillon to Terrence Flynn for 86.40 dollars. William Trudell sells 2 acres in Barnett addition Dillon to T. J. Mulaney for 10 pounds. Edward C. Smith sells 2 Grant Montana lots to Stocker Hambrick for 1 dollar. T. F. Barrett sells 2 Grant Montana lots to Stocker Hambrick for 500 dollars. Mrs A. H. Barth and Maud Dodgson convey a tract in Dewey Montana by quit claim for 1 dollar.
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Fred Holmes
James R. Pinkerton
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
Abbie Hanson
Herbert B. Selway
Dillon
Quitman
George Rebich
Terrence Flynn
William Trudell
T. J. Mulaney
Barnett
Edward C. Smith
Stocker & Hambrick
Grant
Montana
T. F. Barrett
Mra
A. H. Barth Et al
Maud Dodgson
Dewey
Order to Show Cause on Petition to Lease
Guardianship of Bernice Wilson minor in Beaverhead County Montana. Guardian Willis T. File seeks authority to lease 820 acres of estate property for five years at $200 per year. Court sets show cause hearing for Oct 20 1911 at 10 am and orders publication in Dillon Examiner for two weeks.
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Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Bernice Wilson
Willis T. File
Beaverhead County
State of Montana
N. E
West Montana Meridian
N. W
West
Montana Meridian
Dillon Examiner
Said
J. B. Poindexter
Mining and land deeds listed for Jode claims and surrounding areas
Deeds recorded include a bargain and sale from George H How ard to William A Kidney and Ball ard North conveying the Saginaw Jode mining claim and mine. W H Nichols to T C Witherspoon covers one third interest in four Jode mining claims on upper Rattlesnake creek. Con Patent issued to Rosser P Jenkins for 154.88 acres near Bowen Big Hole basin. Patent to Mitchell J Martinell for 79 acres near Dell.
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George H. Howard
William A. Kidney
Ballard North
Saginaw Jode
W. H. Nichols
T. C. Witherspoon
Rattlesnake Creek
Argenta
Rosser P. Jenkins
Bowen
Big Hole Basin
Mitchell J. Martinell
Dell
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. E. Finch
Supt. of Training Department
South Omaha Stock Market
Jean Pendergast
Slocum, Tovey, Pierce and
Marchesseam
Normal
Missoula
Edith Lowery
Garnet, Montana
Finch
Ostrander
Lucy Kemper
Pearl Ayer
Pearl Mayer
Mabel Edwards
Bernice O'Connell
May Marchesseau
Gladys Davis
Janie Tovey
Edna Pierce
Mary Burke
Florence Mayer
Ethel Vines
Monroe
Pig Club
Prof. Clark
Kiva Higgins
Genevieve Albertson
Lena Tintinger
Margaret Kolbenson
Elizabeth Sutherland
Susie Waldbellig
Fern Andrus
Inez Sherry
Annie Hoover
Florence Taylor
Elizabeth Sauer
State Automobile Association
Pearl I. Smith
Vogue
Eliel Brothers
Dillon Novelty Works
Helena Street
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