Dillon Delegation Shines at State Teachers Meeting in Great Falls
Dillon was the best represented town at the Montana State Teachers Association session in Great Falls. Principal L R Foote, Dr H H Swain, Prof J E Monroe, D G E Finch, and several teachers and students attended, with tours of the Amalagamated smelting plant and Russell studio. The Normal College sent officers G E Finch and H A Davee, and next year Missoula hosts the convention.
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Dillon
Convention City
State Teachers’ Association
Great Falls
L. R. Foote
H. H. Swain
J. E. Monroe
D. G. E. Finch
L. M. Kress
A. E. Bettes
Nina Nash
State Normal College
Rust, Lees
van de Walker
Rainbow
Association
Edward B. Krehbiel
Stanford
American School Peace League
Clara Baldwin
Minnesota Library Commission
Library Commission
W. O Thompson
Ohio State University
Schoolma’ams Club
Schoolmasters ‘Club
J. E. ‘Monroe
New Park
J. M. Hamilton
Agricultural College
Amalgamated
Russell
Normal College
G. E. Finch
H. A. Davee
Lewistown
Missoula
Watch Thief Arrested and Sentenced 90 Days
A young man identified as John Arnold was arrested in Lima by Constable Robinson on a petty larceny charge. He admitted stealing a watch from a lodging house roommate, pled guilty before Justice Joe Rich, and was sentenced to 90 days in the county jail.
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John Arnold
Lima
Robinson
Oliver
Arnold
Justice of the Peace
Joe Rich
Change At Scenic Theater Names New Management
Beginning with the matinee next Sunday the Scenic Theater will operate under new management. Mr. Earl Wheat remains proprietor while management and operations are taken over by Mes.
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Scenic Theatre
Earl Wheat
Mes
Indictments of Labor Leaders in Los Angeles Roundup
Three national labor figures Olaf Tveitmoe Anton Johannsen and J M Munsey were indicted and arrested in Los Angeles in a federal roundup linked to the McNamara dynamite case. They face charges of transporting explosives across state lines under interstate commerce laws while bail was set at 5000 dollars each.
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Los Angeles
Indianapolis
McNamara Brothers
Olaf Tveitmoe
California State Building Trades Council
Asiatic Exclusion League
Anton Johannsen
State Union of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
John J. McNamara
San Quentin
International
E. A. Clancy
Structural Ironworkers’ Union
San Francisco
Ortie E. McMonigle
McNamaras
Federal Grand Jury
David Kaplan
Schmidt
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Treitmoe
Johannsen
Munsey
United States Marshal’s Office
Sam
Harriman
McManigal
Fredericks
McNamara
Royal appointment reshapes Canada governance choice
The Duke of Connaught becomes governor general of Canada marking a historic shift in British colonial policy as the royal family takes a direct role. He is King Edward VII's younger brother, making him the uncle to the current king.
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Duke of Connaught
Canada
Great Britain
Edward VII
Duchess of
Sweden
Patricia
Fire Chief Proposes Volunteer Fire Department Expansion
Fire Chief F P Birrer urged the council to raise volunteers to about 35 and to abolish pay, making firefighters all volunteer. He asked union with other firemen to gauge support and draft an ordinance. Police praised for enforcing sidewalk snow and ice rules. A budget transfer moved 3,500 to water fund to cash bond. City Attorney to review title on a city lot purchase. An appendicitis patient Olmsted buried in Centennial Valley. funeral drew a large turnout with 20 sleighs arriving at Ritchey home.
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F. P. Birrer
General Fund
First National Bank
Bennett
Leonard Eliel
Olmsted
Lakeview
Centennial Valley
Ritchey
Jesse Lacklen
Methodist Church
Beaverhead County School Fund Apportioned
The Beaverhead county fund of 43417 dollars is distributed among 38 public schools for 1700 pupils. Each school receives 212.78 dollars, with the apportionment per school listed in the report.
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Beaverhead County
First Baptist Church Plans Sunday Services and Welcome
The First Baptist church schedules Bible school at 10 a.m. worship and sermon at 11 a.m. followed by the Lord’s supper. An evening service is set for 7 30 p m. All members are urged to attend and strangers are welcome at all services.
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First Baptist Church
Local lodging-house robbery case dismissed for missing witnesses
Red McNierer, confined for about two months on robbery charges, was granted freedom last week after witnesses against him left town causing the case to be dismissed. He departed Dillon for a warmer climate.
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Red'' McNierer
Bath
McNicre
Dillon
Great Northern Oregonian Wreck Near Finley North Dakota
Train No. 3 of the Great Northern Oregonian wrecked four miles west of Finley Montana region in North Dakota due to a broken rail. Six killed and 13 injured including Montana residents. J M Gruber unhurt in private car. Dining and tourist cars burned after onboard fire.
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Sharon
N. D
Great Northern Railroad
Oregonian
Finley
St. Paul
Seattle
J. M. Gruber
Great Northern Railway
Marriages Births and Deaths from the Tribune Record
A summary of 53 Tribune issues notes 64 marriages in the county last year and 63 births with 33 girls and 30 boys. It lists numerous specific couples from Dillon and nearby areas with births by month through October and numerous death notices.
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the Tribune
Deluge damages millinery stock at Mrs Hart shop
A broken water pipe above the work room caused heavy flooding at Mrs Anna Hart’s millinery parlors next to Foster’s Candy Kitchen. Hats in boxes and trims were soaked, floor covered about two inches, and cleanup lasted until Wednesday noon. Insurance covers fire, not water damage without a fire.
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Anna Hart
Foster
St James Church Feasts With Communion and Evening Prayer
St James Church notes feast day Saturday with Holy Communion at 7:00 a.m. On Sunday services include Holy Communion at 11:00 a.m. and Evening Prayer at 7:30 p.m.
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St. James Church
Foote Family Returns From Butte Holiday Visit
Prof. L. R. Foote and his family returned Monday night from Butte where they spent the holidays.
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Prof
L. R. Foote
Butte
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Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Moving Picture
Messrs. Hofman and Lewis
J. £. Munsey
California Building Trade Council
Salt Lake Ironworkers’. Union
the Duchess OF Connaught
Dllon Frenen
Birrer
Accanneeae
Eoeneres
Seamen Ens
Secenenene
Eta Enem
Ree
Baptist Church
McNierer
Northern Pacific Flyer
North Dakota
Montana
Albert Lodge
Joseph Mosher
M. Mahoney
Whitefish
Mont
Martha Keeter
Washington State
J. Bailey
Bottineau
W. A. Jamie
J. W. Kelley
Glasgow
C. A. Leighton
Stockett
Asa L. .Williams
H. W. Brenner
Horse Prairie
Jos. Ellis
Polaris
F. O. Johnston
A. W. Bell
Frank Hazelbaker
McAndrews
Pageville
Allie Brown
A.J. Breda
J. B. D. Carter
Fred Lintz
Chas. E. Calvert
Fred Kerr
James Garrison
Willis
Joe Bird
Chas. Bray
Lorain Drake
Fox
Bert Knox
Orlie Olmsted
John Swanstrum
May
Dana Miller
Big Tale Basin
Chas. E. Lanner
W. F. Cashmore
Leverne E, Price
Wm. Hale
John Wendel
Harry O'Neill
Hugh Hall
D. J. Stephens
Bristow
C. W. Scott
W. J. Leonard
Argenta
W. Tadovitch
J. W. Cosgrove
Lester Reuffner
Richard C. Zakaroasen
Armstead
Creasey
Ching Kin
Eric Hansen
Warren Graeter
John Bechtold
H. F. Noyd
Waterloo
Dan Tovey, Jr
Big Hole Basin
Jos Cy, ‘Smith
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