Normal Commencement Week Ends With Final Exercises
The 1913 class at the Normal College concludes with Senior Dinner in the dormitory dining hall decorated with tulips and blossoms. Class Day features bequests and awards, followed by an Alumni Reception and the sixteenth Commencement Day with diplomas presented by President Monroe. Dr. Wolfe addresses the crowd on teaching responsibilities and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Bettes
Anna Owsley
Dora Hart
Erna Hearn
Monroe
Miss Ketchum
Finch
Free
Bettes
Maurice Mosher
Mary Stevens
Anna Sullivan
Jean Pendergast
Louise Hollister
Beatrice Collins
Pearl Mayer
May Price
Wilhelmina Kramer
Evans
Smith
Williams
Paul
Morrison Chapman
Oliver
Dodds
Edinger
Rosenal
Bostwick
Rederd
Giudici
Cushing
Barnett
Morrison
Rosenau
City Shoe Store
Pignon, Selway, Redord and
Mohicans
Mosher
Atlantic Street
Electrolier
Margaret Poindexter
Mary Hester Phillips
Janey Tovey
Bernice Collins
Francis Lepper
Mabel Edwards
Ethel Adams
Stella Gorman
Ella Free
Jeanette Garver
Normal College
George Wolfe
Butte
H. A. Davee
The
Montana State Normal College
Wolfe
Dillon
Emma Lucy Kemper
William R. Wyatt
Mary R. Burke
Lola B. Church
Dolores Commeau
Ruth Conway
Myrtle L. Dragstedt
Emma Duval
Susie E. Fischer
Anna A. Gorman
Marie Dorothea Hart
Lucile Hartman
Verna Estella Hearn
Eva Constance Higgins
Susie M. Karas
Josephine C. Lilly
Anna Louise McGrady
Florence May Mayer
Katherine A. Meers
Alice E. Roy
May Schulten
Florence Gertrude Taylor
Ethel Vines
Rhoda Jackson
Dora
Morgan
Francis Amelia Norris
Lightning strikes near Beaverhead injures driver and kills horses
L A Strunk of Idaho Falls and Charles Grant were struck by lightning on the Sweetwater near the Three-quarter hill while driving to the Beaverhead shearing sheds. Three of four horses were killed, Strunk survived with burns and partial paralysis, Grant was stunned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Strunk
Charles Grant
Mr. Strunk
Mr. Grant
Dillon
Jong
City Council Meeting Minutes and Actions Report
Mayor Selway leads a Wednesday session with aldermen Anderson Eliel Gilbert Holtz McCaleb Stoller and City Clerk Pease present. Saloon permits issued. business sign and sewer connections approved. hall construction discussed. nominations for chief of police and city attorney made but not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selway
Anderson
Eliel
Gilbert
Holtz
McCaleb
Stoller
Pease
Finance Committee
Farley & Co
S. D. Hirschman
Charles Hirschmann
T. J. Murray
E. M. Yeaman
Idaho and
Center Streets
Charles Sassman
H. B. Duff
Public School Wrecking Underway Amid New Construction Plans
Ephraim Stoller begins wrecking the old Dillon school building for salvage. The contract was awarded by the school board, with bids from H R Pignon, H Mason, and Louis Stahl for excavation. Wrecking to finish in 20 days, with penalties and staggered excavating timelines. The new building will measure 10574 by 114 feet 10 inches with a prominent south front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim Stoller
H. R. Pignon
H. Mason
Louis Stahl
Eph Stoller
Pignon
Mason
Dillon
District 10
McConnell & McDevitt
Butte
Frank E. DeFries
Nantucket Island
Massachusetts
W. B. Carter
C. L. Thomsen
L. C. Fyhrie
L.C. Fyhrie & Co
Montana Mercantile Co
Carter
Thomson
Terminus
B. F. White
School House
Frank P. Caldwell
Axe House
A. §& Rife
Bob White
Wnth
Growng
Om M. Selway
Selway
Guild Hall
Bannack
David Lamont
John Gannon
Montana
Mary Carter
Mark Poindexter
Roscoe Cornell
Philip Lovell
John Wells
Glendale
Mr. Carter
C. ¥. Reeder
Reeder Street
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Liszt
Gra Adams Cashmore
Miss Hatch
Jesse Lacklen
Fearis
Glee Club
Geo. B. Wolfe
D. I
Urdla
Hel Finch
Preside
O'er the Waters
Jacqu Offenbach
Lechetizeky
Hester Phillips
Helen Finch
Idaho Falls
Alder Gulch
California Mining Company
Virginia City
A. T. Williams
Alder