Western Division Montana Education Association Convention In Dillon
Educators gather in Dillon for three day Western Division convention beginning Thursday Oct 29 with 500 to 700 visitors expected. Gov J E Erickson and other leaders will speak. county institutes join the event. sessions at the Normal College gym and training school rooms. special trains for east and west bound travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Deer Lodge
Madison
Powell
Dillon
Butte
J. E Erickson
H. 8. Gattley
Missoula
Rotary
May‘Trumper
H. T. Coleman
University of British Columbia
S. E. Davis
State Normal College
Normal College
Women’s National Catholic Welfare council elects leaders
The Missoula based group elected E T Carey as president for the second year, Addison Sterling of Rowan as first vice president, Milo LaRock of Deer Lodge as second vice president, and J S Haley of Bozeman as treasurer. Delegates from Dillon to Helena attended. convention praised as best yet and ran late into Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Carey
Missoula
Addison M. Sterling
Rowan
Milo LaRock
Deer Lodge
Women's National Catholic Welfare Council
J. 5. Haley
Bozeman
James Kelly
Dillon
G. H. Nash
Miss
Shelby
Margaret E. Kiley
Butte
James Broderick
Kalispell
Gebhardt Fessler
Melrose
D. Bisco
T. Clifford
Lima
Father DeLaine
D. Meade
Dillon Girls Honored by Fellow Students at U of Montana
Annabel Desmond was chosen assistant editor of the Sentinel and elected vice president of the Junior class. Maureen Desmond was named leading lady in Captain Applejack by The Masquers. Both are prominent Dillon students at the State university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
U of Montana
Annabel
Maureen Desmond
The
State University
Sec
Captain Applejack
Dillon Legionnaires Stage Another Fall Festival Extravaganza
Beaverhead Post of the American Legion held a three night fall festival in the First National wool warehouse drawing crowds from Dillon and nearby areas. The event featured dancing by Baxter Tonney orchestra and Dillman's kings of harmony, with strong normal college and high school shows plus the 49 show early west scenes. Concessions offered varied wares with attractive premiums and free downtown transportation helped boost attendance despite cold weather.
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Beaverhead
Warehouse of First
Beaverhead Post
The
American Legion
First National
Dillon
Dillon Legionnaires
Baxter
Tonney
Dillman
Kings of Harmony
Beaverhead County Commission Meets in October 1925 Session
Beaverhead County Montana commissioners met October 5 1925 in Dillon with Chairman Gosman and Commissioners Shaw and Anderson. They approved minutes and appointed school board members and approved an old age pension for Mrs. Dunn. A Madison Forest Reserve road cost update was given and a road abandonment petition with right-of-way details was considered, with continued discussion on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dillon
Alice Roe
C. D. Haynes
Lima
Lee R. Light
County ‘Examining Board
Don BE. Anson of
Wisdom
Charles Quist
High “Scction Board
Forrester
Fred F. Morrell
Missoula
Madison Forest Reserve Road
Ruby Divide
Long Creek
Derrick
Madison Forest Reserve
Madison County
Brooks
Thomas Dunn
William Jacobson
Louis Schmittroth
A. L. Anderson
George R. Metlen
James Whalen
Maul Temple
Louis
Esther Schmittroth
Anaconda Here: Dillon Elevens Capture Easy Wins
Dillon teams scored convincing victories last week. Montana State Normal College defeated Ricks College 19 to 0 with Murray and McNeil starring. Beaverhead high edged Whitehall 12 to 7 in muddy conditions. Anaconda high visits Beaverhead next, with key players Wright and Long in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Normal
Ricks College
Rexburg
Idaho
Murray
Quarter
McNeil
Whitehall
Montana
Ricks Boys
Chick Murray
MacDonald
Ricks
Beavers
Anaconda High
Beaverhead
Dillon
Wright
Butte
Long
Smelter City
Beaverhead High
Anaconda
Gundy
Rotary Luncheon Focuses on Good Fellowship
Visitors and members spoke on good will and fellowship as a Rotary principle. Rev Dr Hoff of Mount St Charles college Helena Rev Father DeLaine Deer Lodge and Rotarian Oscar Thoreson Jerome Ida shared remarks. Hoff and DeLaine attend National Catholic Welfare council convention in Dillon. Meeting chaired by Dr R D Curry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Hoff
Mount St. Charles College
Helena
Rotary Club
Father DeLaine
Deer Lodge
Oscar Thoreson
Jerome, Ida
DeLaine
National Catholic Welfare Council
Dillon
R. D. Curry
District Baptist meeting at Dillon concludes with education talks
The Silver Bow Baptist association met at the Dillon church for a three day conference. Rev. H. L. Hurley was elected moderator and Mrs. E. B. Thomas of Helena was chosen clerk. Sessions featured sermons by Rev. Nelson and papers on religious education by Hurley and Foote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Hurley
Silver Bow Ass'n
H. L. Hurley
Silver Bow Baptist Association
Baptist Church
E. 8. Thomas
Helena
S. A. Nelson
First Baptist Church
Rev. Nelson
Carrie A. Robinson
National Home Missionary Worker
3. E. Davis
State Normal College
Dean Foote
Poly
Hurley
Nelson
McNamee
Pittsburg Wins as Examiner Delivers Early Baseball Extra
The Examiner likely set a record by printing its baseball extra three minutes after the final wire came in. Dillon fans cheered Goose Goslin striking out as Pittsburg Pirates pressured Washington star Walter Johnson to overturn an early deficit. News spread from Hartwig to readers, with Terry Browning and Bud Hartwig managing a live loop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
Dillon
Goose Goslin
Pirates
Washington
Walter Johnson
Hartwig
Terry Browning
Bud Hartwig
Pittsburg
Capitol City
D. P. S. Paper Enters Fourth Year as 1926 Term Opens
The D. P. S. Paper, a four page student publication from Normal college training school, begins its fourth year with the first issue of 1926. The staff includes Olga Anderson as editor in chief and Madge Betty Vachon as exchange editor, advised by Miss Genevieve Albertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College Training School
Olga Anderson
Howard Gilbert
Clifford Berry
Henry Hignight
Ruth Ryburn
Howard Cash
Big Damage Suit Filed In District Court Here
A damage suit for 58000 filed by W E Kennison against Albert Anderson leads the notes in district court here. The suit cites breach of an real estate and livestock sale agreement. Attorneys C W Robison John Collins Norris Hurd Rhodes appear for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Kennison
Albert Anderson
C. W. Robison
John Collins
Dillon
Norris, Hurd & Rhodes
Great Falls
Theodore Darling
Mooney
Charles Strickler
Darling
Frank Powell
Justice Court
Powell
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
John Hoffman
Charles Wilson
Hoffman
Henry G. Rodgers
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Educators OF
Montana Education Association
Gov. Erickson
National Welfare Council
the Sentinel
Ond
School of Journalism
Morrell
College
Beaverhead County High School
Dansie
Beaver
Manlove
Smith
Little
Gunderson
State Normal
Good Fellowship
D. P
Court House
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