Normal College Enrolls 1106 in Teachers' Service
Montana Normal College reports 1106 teachers enrolled in courses through its teachers' service division and 1618 served via correspondence or extension classes. The program covers high school and college credit options, with fees of 2.50 per credit and 10 dollars for four credit college courses.
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Normal College
Uncle Sam
Montana
Teachers’ Service Division
Silver Bow County
Cascade
Roosevelt
Prairie
Yellowstone
Fergus
Ilathead and
Sanders
Powder River County
Carter County
Garfield
McCone
United States
Dillon
Miss Carson
Miss Troxell
Garver
McCullough
Butte
Recommendation on Tax Basis for Stock and Fall Purchases
County Assessor Ross Emerick urged taxing stock on cost price rather than selling price to lighten farmers taxes. The Helena meeting of assessors discussed tax methods and heard several recommendations to the new tax commission. no changes were made. Cascade’s H M Mady elected president and A A Hiers re elected secretary treasurer as various livestock and mineral assessment schedules were proposed.
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Ross W. Emerick
Helena
Emerick
Tax’ Commission
H. M. Mady
Cascade County
A. A. Hiers
Custer County
Association
Butte Kayleys Defeat Local Legion Quintet in Front of Home Crowd
The Butte Kayleys routed the local Legion team 38 to 16 on Thursday night as the home lineup lacked Barratt and Ryburn. Both teams are set to meet again tomorrow evening at the high school gym.
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Legion
K. C
Butte
Barratt
Ryburn
Dillon man attends Ashton Idaho sledge dog races
Charles Hignight a well known transferman from Dillon traveled to Ashton Idaho on Wednesday to witness the winter sledge dog races that have become the Northwest winter classic. Several other Dillon residents joined thousands at the event with special railroad rates and trains running to the Idaho town near Yellowstone Park.
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Charles Hignight
Dillon
Ashton
Idaho
Northwest
Yellowstone Park
Nellie B Boone Visits Dillon From Dell
Miss Nellie B. Boone of Dell visited Dillon last Saturday, enjoying the sights and hospitality of the town during her stay.
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Nellie B. Boone of
Dell
Dillon
Local team defeats Butte High 20 to 14 in tense home bout
A high school game in Dillon ended with the locals edging Butte High 20 to 14. The contest opened with the locals scoring two field goals before Butte answered, and the crowd’s rousing cheers grew as both teams battled hard to the final whistle.
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Dillon
Butte
Williams
Beaverhead
V. Jovick F. Dullenty
Thierkoff F. Cashmore
Ahoe
C. Selway
G“Sweeney
Matlock
G. . Leimert
Butte High
Scouts Seek Spring Uniforms for Troop 1
Scouts urge spring uniform purchases for Troop 1 of the Boy Scouts of America. Officials note uniforms cost about half a typical boys suit and endure wear. each member must earn funds for his own attire, though nearly thirty boys currently lack enough money.
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Qillon Troop
Boy Scouts of America
Troop 1
Five Men Sentenced to 30 Days for Liquor Violations
Five men, prominent county residents, began 30 day jail terms after paying 150 each in fines under Judge Smith for liquor law violations. He announced stricter penalties, a shift from earlier lighter sentences, with additional cases of moonshining and illegal sale under investigation in Dell and Armstead. Floods and ice jams affect rural mail routes as carriers report temporary disruption.
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Smith
Ambrose Brown
Jack Dowell
Wilford Thomas
George Webster
Charles Foreman
Charles Seybold
Dell
Justice Court
T. S. Gilbert
Seybold
Holter
Butte
Sam Ditty
Dillon
Isadore Hensen
Melrose
Hensen
Brown Ranch
Armstead
Brown
Hansen
Rajd Lima
Lima
Charles’ Seybold
Rebich
Barratt’s Station
Anderson Lane
Carrier No. 1
Dillmont Park
Rotary club address stresses law obedience and civic duty
Chancellor M A Brannon of Montana State University told Dillon Rotarians that those who reject laws have no right to expect enforcement. He urged cooperation with educators and noted Rotary’s 18th anniversary as a force for service, while Montana schools showcase education from kindergarten upward. Mount St Charles defeated Normal 57 to 10 in basketball. juniors won 17 to 14 in the prelim.
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M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
Sugar Bowl
Brannon
State Normal College
Dillon
Davis
Normal College
Rotary
Montana
Europe
America
Mt. St. Charles
Normal
Mount St. Charles
Collegians
Hildreth
Miss Keane
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Ida Pahnish
William Pahnish
Grasshopper
Reeser
Spencer Patterson
Butte Kayleys
Trounce Local Legion Quintet
Hignight
Dog Classic
Beng
Judge Smith
State” Normal College
LAW
Rotary Club
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