Dillon Opens Season with Two Wins Over Boulder and Butte
Dillon baseball opened its 1910 season with a 9 to 1 win over Boulder and followed with a 9 to 2 victory against the Butte Courthouse team. Hawker pitched strongly for Dillon, supported by sharp fielding and timely hitting, while LaCroix subdued Butte. W. E. Stephenson umpired both games.
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Dillon
Boulder
Butte
Farnsworth
Artillery
Hawker
Ripley
Zewicker
R. H.E Dillon
W. E. Stephenson
Commencement Address at Beaverhead County High School
Professor L R Foote spoke at the Beaverhead county high school commencement noting the school's agricultural program as a pioneer in the United States. He announced the tenth annual ceremony with fourteen graduates including Carl Hartwig and William Ross in various courses and reported 1909 10 enrollment 92 with 73 last day members. Two students, John Carhart and Nellie Moore, died this year.
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L. R. Foote
Beaverhead County
Lora Guyaz
Anna Baker
Carl Hartwig
Wm. Ross
Selah Graves
Judson Best
Elizabeth Curry
Winnifred Jones
Cicero
John Carhart
Nellie Moore
Vera Baker
Martha’ Chapman
Louise Dodds
Beulah Provost
Ethridge Ward
Pauline Willard
Rocky Mountain Bell opens new modern telephone plant in Dillon
After months of expert work on cables lines and switchboards the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company has located in new quarters at the Telephone block on Montana and Glendale streets. Gov B F White helped unveil the modern plant with its costly machinery and numerous rooms for equipment.
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Glendale Street
C. S. Hards
Dillon
Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone Company
Montana
Glendale
B. F. White
Boosters Industrial Edition Promises Montana Growth Drive
The Tribune announces a bold Boosters Industrial Edition promoting Dillon and the territory. It pledges illustrated features on rail improvements, new construction, mining, land development and home opportunities. It calls for local support to reach investors, capitalists and home seekers nationwide.
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Dillon
Montana
the Tribune
The
Tribune
Territory
Mmen
Dillon City Council Meets Sees Saloon License Protest
The June meeting lists 65 May arrests 50 vagrants banished 49 men 16 women. Saloons seek license cut with bids for concrete walk contracts from Eph Stoller and L P Phillips. Water extension talks and complaints about irrigating ditches are discussed.
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White
Melton
Monroe
Phillips
Eliel
Barry
Brock
Farley & Co
Charles Hirschman
Dillon Hotel Company
South, Dakota
Ben Hager
J. G. Erwin
Thomson Avenue
Field Day Highlights at State Normal College
Senior class wins the cup at the annual field day held last Tuesday after rain delays. Jessie Poindexter earns a medal for the Junior class while multiple events showcase children from the training department and gymnasium classes. Records include sprints, a half mile, and field events with winners named by class. Louis Anderson from Grant attended to business in Dillon.
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State Normal College
Tain
Harriet Dunning
Addie E. Bettes
Jessie Poindexter
College and Training Department
Chapman
Anderson
Peterson
Williamson
Tritt
Dodds
Evans
Ewing
Price
Brundage
English
Metlen
Barnett
Rosenau
Louis Anderson
Grant
Dillon
Senior Class Play The Final Word In Dillon
The Senior class of Normal College presents The Final Word at Normal Assembly Hall on Tuesday evening June 14. Proceeds fund the class annual publication The Chinook. Three of the cr cast are the Secretary Met Continued on Page Five.
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Rodman
McNamara
Pease
Rip
Mac
United States
Bell Telephone Company
Dillon Tribune
Trisune
Boosters
James Sparrow
A. McDonald
Dakota Street
Water Committee
Judge Elliott
Eph Stoller
L. P. Phillips
Stoller
Dillon Examiner
Examiner
W. R. Kent
Oil House
Hugh Laird
Anaconda
Hazel
Lillian Conger
Feld
the Normal College
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