Funeral of Ralph White Interred at Mountain View
Ralph White died in Redlands California on August 31. His funeral was held Thursday afternoon at 2 30 from the South Idaho street home with Rev. Jensen officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery, casket banked with flowers. Pallbearers included E. L. Poin Dexter, Chester Gilbert, Norman Gilbert, John T. Orr, Floyd H. Best and Fred Gilbert. A long automobile procession accompanied the burial.
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RH. D. White
Redlands
California
Ralph White
South Idaho Street
Jensen
St. James Episcopal Church
Mountain View
BE. L. Poindexter
Chester Gilbert
Norman §. Gilbert
John T. Orr
Floyd H. Best
Fred Gilbert
Dillon Tax Levy Fixed by City Council
Regular session on Sept 4 at City Hall with Mayor Gilbert and Aldermen present approved July and August minutes and reports. Saloon licenses issued to Potter Leggett Dolan. Tax levy fixed at two mills for general purposes, one for library, and three for debt service. C T Magnus visiting from Salmon City Idaho.
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Gilbert
Cornell
Graeter
Lubben
Bond
McCaleb
Louis W. Potter
A. G. Leggett
John Dolan
Thursday Registration Day for Men 18 to 45 in Beaverhead
Beaverhead County prepares for mass draft registration starting at nine o clock with 1687 men expected to register based on first figures. Local precinct registrars listed. Dillon locations set at courthouse for county clerk and assessor. Government and local officials urge full cooperation to ensure smooth operation under current draft laws.
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Beaverhead
Local Board
United States
Dillon
South
Birdie Mathews
Dillon South Central
E. L. Poindexter
Dillon North
D. W. Erwin
Dillon North Central
H. C. Graves
Dillon West
Ww. J. Cushing
Lakeview
E. L. Forsyth
Forsyth
Monida
Alfred Herrick
Lima
J. C. Wall
Dell
H. C. Patterson
Patterson
Bedrock
Lottie Kimmell
Grant
Anna Stocker
Stocker
Brenner
J. C. Brenner
Bannack
F. L. Graves
Graves
Barretts
Clifford Ewing
Ewing Ranch
Argenta
Warren Graeter
Bishop
James Page
Birch Creek
T. H. Dubois
Polaris
F. B. Felt
Postoffice
Jackson
Merle Enderly
Wisdom
B. R. Stevenson
Wise River
Walter Jones
Glendale
Francis Carroll
Montana
General Crowder
Washington, D. C
Charles D. Greenfield
Montana Council of Defense
W. Stewart
Phil Greenan
Congress
Army
National Guard
Navy
Marine Corps
Naval Service
Winchester Is Acquitted in Justifiable Homicide Case
The inquest found the August 31 shooting of G. W. Ricketts by Frank Winchester was a justifiable homicide. Winchester was released from jail. Nader remains jailed. Ricketts funeral was held Wednesday at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Frank Winchester
Winchester
Court House
Nader
Ricketts
Pinkerton Ranch
Employment Bureau Established at Normal Training School
The Normal training school has set up an employment bureau for students to obtain after school or Saturday help. Boys in gangs can be secured under a teacher's supervision. For assistance call 144 or see S. C. Beck at the training school. Subscribe for the Dillon Examiner.
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See &. C. Beck
Fall Session Opens at State Normal College Attendance Reaches One Hundred
The fall session at the State Normal College opened with one hundred students on the first day. Enrollment is expected to rise after the legal holiday Thursday, with over two hundred more anticipated in the coming week. Faculty changes include Velma Phillips as domestic science instructor and dean of women, Lucretia Snyder as penmanship supervisor, and W. Hancock supervising Dr. Robert Clark's classes during his leave. Genevieve Taylor and the McBains return to Dillon to resume duties.
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Normal College
Velma Phillips
Gaulsburg
Eureka Nitzkoski
The
Normal
Phillips
Dillon
W. Hancock
Markato
Minn
Robert Clark
Clark
New Jersey
Lucretia Snyder
Freeport
Ill
Henrietta Miller
Genevieve Taylor
Taylorsville
McBain
Michigan
Lovell Barber Shop Changes Hands at Andrus Hotel
Joe Klebba, long time Lovell barber, purchased the tensorial parlors in the new Andrus hotel from C. L. Worth and George Wolfe last Saturday and assumed management. Worth and Wolfe plan to focus on ranching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Klebba
Lovell
Andrus Hotel
C. L. Worth
George Wolfe
Messrs Worth
Wolfe
War Industries Board Orders Newspapers to Cut Subscriptions
The War Industries Board in Washington has ordered newspapers to stop mailing papers to subscribers with delinquent payments after expiration dates starting October 1, 1918. The Examiner will require $2.00 in advance, with annual price rising to $2.50 after January 1, 1919 due to higher paper costs.
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War Industries Board
Washington, D. C
Examiner
Duck Season Begins Sunday in Beaverhead County
The opening of wildlife shooting season is set for Sunday with ducks brant geese swan and other fowl included. State and federal bag limits are 20 ducks per day and 5 ground birds per person, with motor boats banned for waterfowl hunting. Decoys blinds and dog are advised. minors require guardians. registrations apply to shotguns.
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Jake DeHart
Bedrock
Beaverhead
Training School Growing Rapidly in Dillon
The Normal training school reports over 600 pupils across departments. To serve applicants, a room is opened in the city library and another in Beaverhead county high school, with a new building likely next year. Miss Proudfoot becomes primary supervisor replacing Miss Addie E. Bettes. Dr. Grant E. Finch and Professor Wiseman left for Helena to oversee exhibits of the Normal College and training school at the state fair.
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Beaverhead County
Grant E. Finch
Wiseman
Helena
Normal College
Normal Training School
Four Beaverhead students head to state fair in Helena
Four Beaverhead county students won prizes in industrial contests and earned free trips to the state fair in Helena. Sarah McDonald Argenta won bread making, Nevada Brown Willow View won garment making, Harold Perry Blacktail No 2 won potatoes, and Norman Kurtz won poultry. County superintendent Elizabeth Sutherland accompanies as chaperone.
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Beaverhead County
Helena
Sarah McDonald
Argenta
Nevada Brown
Willow View
Harold Perry
Blacktail School
Norman Kurtz
Elizabeth Sutherland
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Salmon City
Idaho
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Bond Groc. Co
Cora Rathbone Wenden
General Fund
G. V. Elder
Wedum Labr. Co
Olmsted-Stevenson
John Tritt
Wee
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W. E. Gray
Ater Fun
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Geo. Naysich
Hughes & McCaleb Total Water Fund
M. L. Innes Ee
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A. F. Graeter
Martin Barrett
James Mauldin
Elza Murray
Anaconda
Gus Graeter
Democratic
George C. Stimpson
Anna C. Stocker
Jesse W. Finsley
W. Emerick
Dillon Examiner
State Normal College
Barber Shop
Dilton
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