All Schools to Resume Next Monday Except College
Attendance is expected to rise at both Training School and High as all schools except college plan to start next Monday. The notice emphasizes a mid fall term restart and reordered schedules.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1924
Page
1
Enroll Monday for Beaverhead Schools Open Sept 22
Enrollment kicks off next Monday with Sept 8 opening for Beaverhead county high school and training school. Registrations unit the day, new instructors join both schools and attendance is expected to rise as teachers return, including Linden McCullough and A. F. Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Montana State Normal College
Linden McCullough
A. F. Peterson
Nina M. Nash
Columbia University
May T. Hayden
A. B. Washington State Normal
Bernice L. Patterson
University of Washington
O. Eldora Ragon
Connie Martin Newman
A. B. University of Washington
Emilie Paper
Nebraska State Normal School
Earl L. Fairbanks
A. B. Washington State College
Blanche Menke
Montana State College
Katherine J. MacGregor
Genevieve Albertson
A. B. State University of Montana
Laura Hildreth
Jessie Merchant
Mae Lowe
A. B
University of Idaho
Sarah Dellinger
Althea Stuart
Amy’‘Powers
Mary L. Innes
Ella Free
Montana State Normal
School Plans And Enrollment For Upcoming Term
Teachers meet on Saturday for general organization. School opens September 9 with nine o clock start. Monday September 8 students begin lessons then regular routine. Normal college operates two weeks after schools end. Notices urge reporting to classrooms and admission rules for first grade and kindergarten. Students must bring spelling and writing materials. Room listings describe available rental spaces to report to the school at 144.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Short Line Operator At Monida Held Up by Masked Men
Tom Windsor second trick operator for the Oregon Short Line at Monida was held up by two masked men about eleven o clock Saturday night. He did not know the safe combination and the men left without taking any valuables. The Dillon sheriff's office was notified and a search was started, but the robbers remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Windsor
Oregon
Monida
Windsor
Dillon
Young Matron of Wisdom Dies in Butte Hospital
Mrs. Gladys Miller wife of Ed Miller of Wisdom died in Murray hospital in Butte last Thursday after illness. Remains were taken to Wisdom for interment. She was Miss Gladys Zorn native to the Big Hole basin and is survived by her husband two children a sister one half sister and two half brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Miller
Ed Miller
Wisdom
Murray Hospital
Butte
Pioneer Society Meeting Draws Dillon Visitors in Butte
A Dillon group attended the Pioneer Society annual meeting in Butte last week. George French and several Monie Mathews Ellen Lovell Margaret Graeter Nellie Graeter and Lute Graeter joined the trip. Mr French was elected one of the state association’s presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Butte
Pioneer Society
George French
Montie Mathews
Ellen Lovell
Margaret Graeter
Nellie Graeter
Lute Graeter
French
Straw Hat Season Ends Abruptly by Hat Destruction Committee
A self appointed committee destroyed straw hats Sunday ending straw hat season. Belongings of Terry Browning Linden McCullough H S Gimble Scotty Tait and T J Mulaney were ruined. Lester Schulz O A Schulz Son plans to ship sheep to Midland Empire Fair Billings and Helena state fair with bucks and a sale to John McCauley Terry Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Browning
Linden McCullough
Gimble
Scotty Tait
T. J. Mulaney
Lester, Schulz
O. A. Schulz & Son
Hampshire
Billings
Helena
John McCauley
Terry
Montana
Seely & Sons
King Bros
C. A. Schulz & Son
Sheridan Forum
Beaverhead county election returns unchanged in primary
The Beaverhead county canvassing board counted 1612 votes with about half the registered voters. Democrats cast 334 votes with several Democrats aligning to Republican tickets, and A L Anderton edged George Tash by 17 votes for Republican commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Frank Hazelbaker
John S. Baker
Alice Roe
Boss Emerick
George Metlen
Bertie Mathews
A. L. Anderton
George Tash
Anderson
Dillon's Annual Rodeo and Fair Opens Tomorrow
Dillon readies its tenth pow wow roundup with a cowboy and cow girl parade. The arena gains safety upgrades and a full three days of harness and running races, Brahma steers, and top bucking horses from Montana and Idaho. A concert and dance cap the nightly festivities as local officials list participating venues and dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
The
Fair Commission
Dillon
Montana
Idaho
Texas Plains
Dillon Rodeo
India
Texas
Sam Freeman
Dick Ringling
Bozeman
Ourang Ourang
Buckera
Miss Deer Lodge
Prison Bar
Misery
Lightning
Bald Hornet
Fair Grounds
Beaverhead
Fire Department
Baxter-Tonney Orchestra
Nominees to Legislature Completed Across Montana Counties
Helena returns show nominees for house and senate determined in most counties with a few exceptions. Names listed by county include Beaverhead Blaine Cascade Chouteau Custer Deer Lodge Fallon Fergus Flathead Gallatin Garfield Glacier Glacier Glacier and others with varied party affiliations. Notable entries include W A Peden George J Murphy Ed Burke Ted Bergstrom and Stephan Cowley among many candidates across D and R parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
House
Senate
Beaverhead County
Jos
C. Smith
Pearl I. Smith
Big Horn County
W. A. Peden
F. E. Borden
Blaine County
Theo. Dowen
R. B. Gannaway
Parker T. Anderson
D. C. Kenyon
Harry L. Burns
R. Carbon County
W. J. Crismas
J. T. Spencer
Jos. Bosone
F.-L
J. E. Mushback
Jas. F. Emmett
Nola Crane
Albert Budas
John Hingham
Alex Fairgrieve
Joe McManus
John P. Kane
F.-L. Carter County
T. L. Nolstead
Cascade County
Stephen P. Cowley
L. Graybill
W.P. Pilgram
E. L. Shields
Harry C. Donaldson
David C. Morris
Custer County
Geo. J. Murphy
H. C. Smith
Deer Lodge
Ed. Burke
Thomas P. Stewart
C. A. Lemon
C. F. Murphy
S. Stoddard
R. Flathead County
Walter W. Payne
T. BE. Lincoln
Henry E. Bassford
W. H. O'Connell
J. H. McAfee
T. H
MacDonald
C. M. Moss
M. H. Jacqueth
R. Gallatin County
Albert Holton
Glacier County
Murphy
F. A. McCabe
W. B. Johns
den Valley
Anton Rasmussen
Glenn. H. Carrington
Wm,. Lamers
D.s
Samuel C. Fletcher
Montana County Legislative Races Full of Party Ranks
A voter list details multiple counties including Granite, Hill, Jefferson, Lewis and Clark, Missoula, Park, and Roosevelt with state Senate and House candidates and party affiliations. Names include J D Kennedy, W N Trudeau, T Mapes, W S Hart, and Fred T Dell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & Clark County
Senate
W. R. Church
T. A. Mapes
House
Lester Loble
Raymond
T. Nagle
Martin Prosser
H. L. Hart
R. Helena F
Walter W. Miller
F.L
Mineral County
F. R. Fulsher
W. Castles
Missoula County
Albert Besaucom
J. Coffee
Bert V. Brown
Co. R. Prescott
J.L. Campbell
J. D. Hobson
Cuthbert Peat
Fred Zeh
Musselshell Ae
P. T. McCormick
R. House
Clarence Merritt
R. Park County
Harry M. Shelver
Bert B. Armstrong
Masters
D. Stewes
R. Phillips
John Survant
W. W. Hamilton
R. P. Minnick
W. J. Brandt
Ben Nelson
Pondera County
Thompson on Montana fish conservation at Rotary Club
W T Thompson head of the US bureau of fisheries outlined conservation and propagation efforts in Montana at a Butte Rotary Club lunch. He described stocking streams and lakes, aiding state laws, and protecting native species like red throat trout and grayling while noting limits of fish ladders and threats from herons and pelicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Thompson
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Rotary Club
Butte
Thompson
State Fish Commission
Fish Bureau
Glacier Park
Lava Lake
Gallatin National Forest
Mr. Thompson
Pacific Coast
Madison
Fisheries Bureau
Scotland
Hauser Lake
Helena
Beaverhead Tops State in Livestock and Hay Production in 1923
Beaverhead county led Montana in 1923 for three major industries including wild hay, sheep, and cattle. It totaled 81,413 cattle and 156,346 sheep, far surpassing other counties, and produced 32.5 percent of state wild hay tonnage from 28.2 percent of its acreage. The county also posted the state’s highest livestock receipts in 1928 at about $3,180,000 and ranked third in combined livestock sales and crop value at $6,250,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
Big Horn
Maegher
Madison
Phillips
Fergus
Methodist Church to Resume Full Services Sunday
Full services resume at the Methodist church on Sunday September 7 with Sunday school at 10:00 and worship at 11:00 led by the pastor under the theme He Reneweth Epworth League meets at 7:00 for plans discussion and a public service follows at 8:00 A rally of all church forces is earnestly desired and a cordial welcome is extended to the public
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Dillon Nimrods Prep for Open Duck Season
Dillon nimrods dust off old duck guns as opening day approaches September 16. Birds may be scarce this year but hunters will gather at ponds before sunrise. Season limits set at twenty ducks and eight geese or brant. hunting hours restricted from one hour before sunrise to sunset. season ends December 15. Grouse season runs Sept 16 to 24 with a limit of five of all grouse types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimrods
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