State Normal College appoints faculty for year
The State Normal College executive board met to name the incoming year's faculty. Edward Wagner resumed work on the college addition, with building completion targeted for September, after necessary repairs due to weather and prior bond issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Normal College
Edward Wagner
Wagner
Galen
Henry H. Swain
J. E. Monroe
Chas. L. Robbins
Robert Clark
C. R. Squire
Lucy Hamilton Carson
Bertha, Thormyer
Laura M. Kress
Theodore Shoudy
Blacktail
Fenner
Normal College
School of Music
Dillon
the Tribune
E. S. Lice
Voice
Luce
the Normal College
Karl Reidelsberger
West
Grace Graeter
Dillon Fans Push State Baseball League Prospects
Montana could host a state baseball league this year with strong support from Dillon and other cities. Manager Barry signed Tom Egan of Billings and hopes to add McIntyre from San Francisco as the ground is prepared, with Dillon’s ballpark nearing completion and an 800-seat capacity anticipated for grandstand and bleachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Dillon
Butte
Helena
Missoula
Anaconda
Barry
Tom Egan
Billings
Egan
McIntyre
San Francisco
New York
Dillon Boys
LaCroix
Ecklund
Bellingham
Lutheran Sermon by Rev Svare at Presbyterian Church
The Lutheran Church announces Rev I O Svare of Anaconda Montana will preach in English at 3 p m on Sunday April 21 at the Presbyterian church. A cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. Svare
Anaconda
Montana
Presbyterian Church
Will Plow Turf Land Of Stgar Power
The Big Hole Development Co filed articles of incorporation with $10,000 capital, 100 shares at $100 par. Incorporators are C H Strowbridge, George Woodworth, J P Lossl. first trustees J P Lossl, George Woodworth, C W Francis. Office: Wisdom in Big Hole basin. Aims include agriculture, industrial business, Beaverhead county development, steam plowing, turf land machinery, hay land growth, and property ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole Basin
Big Hole Development Company
C. H. Strowbridge
George Woodworth
J. P. Lossl
C. W. Francis
Peter S. Mussigbrod
A. J. Noyes
W. T. Parker
Wisdom, Big
Chinook annual praised by Montana Normal College
The Chinook yearbook for Montana State Normal College is described as an excellent 138 page volume with many half tone engravings of faculty and students. It features original student illustrations and strong literary content, earning high praise for the editors and senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Montana State Normal College
A. Mignonia Durnford
Lavina M. Slocum
Ethel A. Oliver
Edith Poindexter
Margaret Burke
Olga V. Johnson
Helen Cutting
Sophie E. Showers
Slams
Maude A. Stone
Old Arkansaw Takes Dillon Stage Next Tuesday
The famous play Old Arkansaw will be presented at Dillon Theatre on Tuesday April 16 with the same cast as seven years ago and new additions said to improve the performance. The troupe has drawn large crowds in New York Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and other major eastern cities and will bring its house records to the local stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansaw
America
Dillon Theatre
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
How the New Departure Got Its Name and Mining Notes
A Bannack elder recounts the origin of the New Departure mine name and details from a tour of the mine led by foreman Mr Daily. The report covers ore veins, water levels, and leadership insights, with peripheral mining notes from the Bloody Dick district and other local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Stapleton
Sir Lip Jimmie
Horace Greeley
Republican Party
Democratic Party
A. Bessette
Pipe Arrival Doubling Water Supply For Graeter Electric
The Graeter Electric Light Company received the final two carloads of 18 inch wood pipe from Seattle to Barrett's station last week. They will lay pipe from the warm springs to the reservoir on the Lovell ranch to double the water supply. A day circuit is planned once installation finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graeter Electric Light Company
Barrett’s Station
Seattle
Warm Springs
Lovell Ranch
Beaverhead Canyon
Boy’s Grain-Growing Contest Ideas From Bozeman
Prof Atkinson urges short wide plots for better results in Bozeman and Guelph tests and suggests layout 4 rods square or 8 by 2 for one eighth acre contests. He asks to collect uncalled Bozeman oats samples and encourages every eligible youth to participate in one or more contests as a path to valuable winnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Bozeman
Guelph
Beaverhead Pioneer Billy Vipond Reported Missing
Paul Manuel of Butte brings news that Billy Vipond, prominent Beaverhead County miner and district namesake, has disappeared in the desert near Goldfield after years of mining across Montana and Nevada. Manuel recalls Vipond’s storied ventures and a lifetime of pursuit that drew enemies among Mexican rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Manuél
Butte
Nevada
Billy” Vipond
Billy Vipond
Bannack
Beaverhead County
Vipond
Birch Creek
Birchdale
Billy
Manuel
Anaconda Standard
Mr. Vinond
William C. Vinond
Montana
Black Hills
Goldfield
Mr. Vipond
Burro
Warehouse Collapse on Montana Street Causes Heavy Damage
A late Wednesday afternoon tremor near Dillon Implement’s large warehouse on Montana Street caused the floor to collapse under tons of barbed wire baling wire rock salt and farming machinery. Passersby reported a muffled blast and a strong quake as the building's heavy timber floor gave way, likely resulting in several hundred dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Street
Bannack
Helena
Dillon Implement Company
Methodist Announcements for Next Sunday at Local Church
The Methodist Episcopal church announces two sermons by Rev. C. R. Hauden schield next Sunday at 1 00 pm on True Courage at 3 00 pm Failure and Success and at 7 45 pm Small men and Giants. His sermons are described as intensely interesting with strong logic and clear discrimination between sin and righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. R. Haudenschield
Haudenschield
Streets Improve With Rock Patching This Week
Work carried out on the streets this past week involved placing broken rock in depressions and muddy areas to improve road conditions. The effort addressed troublesome spots, aiming to reduce water pooling and provide a smoother surface for vehicles and pedestrians.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillon Aggregation
Lutheran Church
Amede Besstte
Bill
Rocky Hill
Daily
Brown
Harvey Sullivan
Bloody Dick
Sunshine Group
Calumet & Montana Company
Dark Horse
W.S. Tash
Sullivan
Monument
Lost Ranch
Matt Orr
Ground Hog
Sion
Kent
Blue Wing
R. L. Riley
F. M. Poindexter
Warren Gracter
Park Mine
Park
Graeter
Graeter Electric
Methodist