05 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
1
The Seventeenth Commencement Week at Montana State Normal College opened May 31 with events already held including Chinook play and Field Day. The 1914 class is the largest yet, with 36 graduates on June 4 and seven more to receive diplomas later. Training School Field Day featured a two-part program of play festival and track events with numerous class races and field events.
A disrupted sequence in a local report describes a Monday night hold up in Norvy. The fragmented OCR text mentions a suspect or event tied to a robbery, with scattered references to police or investigation notes.
In a tight contest Dillon overcame Anaconda Redmer with decisive plays in the second half. Key contributions came from listed players with notable guards and forwards leading the scoring surge and securing the win.
The Beaverhead County High School commencement opened with Rev. A W Hamilton delivering the baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist church. Sixteen seniors, eleven girls and five boys, were honored with a full church and a candlelight alumni banquet later at the Metlen hotel with decorations in violet, purple, and white.
A Helena Record summary recounts a retired citizen warning that promoters profit by selling lottery tickets pool schemes tips on stocks and ponies to gullible buyers. He notes organized east coast companies target frequent investors and that many victims repeatedly chase risky schemes.
Miss Irene Yeaman is elected to teach first and second grades and Miss Bessie Bennett to teach third and fourth grades in Whitehall public schools next year.
Among the Normal college alumni who were in Dillon this week were Misses Doléres Commeau Elizabeth Saurer and Susie Fisher.
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