Summer study and teaching assignments at state and regional colleges
Several faculty members from the Normal college plan summer study and teaching posts at institutions including the University of Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Oregon Idaho and Aberdeen South Dakota. Other notes cover a Powell county high school address, registration dates June 11 and earlier, campus staffing changes and a temporarily closed swimming pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Fairbanks
University of Iowa
O. Eldora Ragan
Morida
Europe
J. A. Dougherty
University of Minnesota
Margaret Huntington
State Teachers’ College
Aberdeen
South Dakota
R. A. Mackie
Oregon State Agricultural College
Corvallis
Walla Walla
Seattle
Rush Jordan
University of Idaho
Mary K. Sands
University of Wisconsin
New Mexico
Louis M. Schleier
The
Normal College
Washington
Columbia University
S. E. Davis
Powell County High School
Deer Lodge
Jordan
Charles R. Edwards
el Dorado
Kansas
Sands
Nettina Strobach
Intermountain Union College
Helena
Every Woman Has a Will of Her Own
A witty line noting that many women would prefer a specific man over a generic choice, reflecting dating attitudes and preferences. The remark contrasts autonomy with traditional suitor stereotypes in social dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Harry
Lost five work horses with brands and rewards offered
Five geldings missing including a bay with a stripe, a straight black, a black with white hind feet, a light grey fleabitten, and a dark grey. All branded with a heart on the left stifle plus other marks. Reward offered for recovery.
Local society and business visits noted this week
Ap hie Hugh T Nelson from Butte on a business trip Thursday. Mrs George Mudd of Fishtrap visited in the city last week. Dr E G Free drove to Twin Bridges Wednesday evening on professional business. Dr and Mrs L G Dunlap of Anaconda stayed at the Andrus hotel Thursday. Misses Edna and Leota Hughes head to Sterling Alberta Canada for the summer. Mrs Frank B Felt called to Minneapolis for her sister's illness. Abe Savacool ill at Barrett hospital recovering and able to attend to business downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mudd
Fishtrap
E. G. Free
Twin Bridges
Mrs.l. G. Dunlap of
Anaconda
Andrus Hotel
Edna
Leota Hughes
Sterling
Alberta
Canada
Frank B. Felt
Minneapolis
Abe Savacool
Barrett Hospital
Three Women Return From Extended Idaho to Washington Tour
Mrs J E Morse Mrs H H Hanson and Miss Edith Calloway concluded an extended automobile tour visiting Idaho Utah Nevada California Oregon and Washington. They traveled with driver Fred Opp reporting a wonderful trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Morse
H.H. Hanson
Edith Calloway
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
California
Oregon
Washington
Fred Opp
Laphams Visit Jackson and Note Dry Big Hole Basin
H. C. Lapham and Mrs. Claude Lapham came from Jackson on Tuesday. He reports the Big Hole basin is quite dry but the hay crop is progressing well. Mosquitoes are growing numerous, and he quips they never wait for an introduction but present their bills in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Lapham
Claude Lapham
Jackson
Mr. Lapham
Big Hole
Communion Class at St Rose Church
A group of nine boys and five girls received their first communion at St Rose Catholic Church last Sunday morning with Rev F X Leschner presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Catholic Church
F. X. Leschner
Doctor Lawrence Fox Dies in Missouri
Dr. Lawrence Fox, former Lima resident, died recently in St. Joseph Missouri from pneumonia. He practiced medicine in Lima for several years and was well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Fox
Lima
St. Joseph
Fox
Card of Thanks for condolences and flowers
The Sinclair family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy after the death and funeral of their husband and son. Gratitude is extended to the American Legion, the minister, the choir, and all who sent floral offerings. Mrs. Rose Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
No Way of Avoiding the Medding Crowd in New York
Rev Charles EF Jefferson laments urban crowding in New York City. He compares daily suffocation to biblical plagues, noting crowds assault residents in subways, stores, and theaters and even in private spaces. The piece reflects on relentless city noise and presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
New York City
New Jerusalem
New York
Charles EF. Jefferson
The
North American Review
Only Five Holidays Universal in States
A historic note counts five holidays celebrated nationwide New Year s Day Washington s Birthday the Fourth of July Thanksgiving and Christmas. States also observe others such as Labor Day Election Day Memorial Day Columbus Lincoln and Armistice Day. In the South Jefferson Davis and Robert E Lee birthdays are noted and Appomattox surrender day is observed in some states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Lincoln
South
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
Appomattox
James I Watson A Noted Indiana Republican Leader
James I Watson born November 2 1864 in Winchester Indiana educated at Winchester University and DePauw married Flora Miller in 1892 with four children. He practiced law with his father relocated to Rushville in 1898 served in Indiana Congress 54th and 56th to 60th districts and governor candidate in 1908. He was US senator 1916 1921 later reelected a long time Republican debater advocate for farm relief McNary Haugen tariff and party leader with a prominent role in 1920 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James IX. Watson
Winchester
Ind
Winchester University
DePauw University
Flora Miller
Edwin G
James E
Catherine
Joseph C. Watson
Rushville
Indiana
Ile
United States
Benjamin F. Shively
Senate
Watson
Plans For Everybody In National Party Platforms
The piece contrasts a flamboyant Democratic platform from Houston with a sober Republican platform. It predicts vivid promises and populist rhetoric from the Democrats, while the Republicans are described as blunt and focused on pledges to protect workers and living standards without favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Braves
Houston
Lewis and Clark to be honored by D A R dedication
The Beaverhead chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution will dedicate a monument and bronze tablet on the depot lawn to honor the Lewis and Clark journey through this section about 125 years ago. The June 14 program will be announced later and is sponsored by the D A R with help from the Dillon Rotary club. Oregon Short Line provided the granite boulder and A C M supplied the tablet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark
Beaverhead
Daughters of the Revolution
Dillon Rotary Club
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
A. C. M. Company
Dillon pastor sues Glenns over loan and mortgage
Rev Father F X Leschner of St Rose church Dillon filed in district court a suit to recover 2000 dollars plus 8 percent interest from Feb 16 1927 and 200 lawyer fees. He seeks foreclosure of a land mortgage held by the Glenns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. Leschner
St. Rose Church
Dillah
Frank J. Glenn
Glenns
Butte
Hoover in Tight Race for Presidency Nomination
The Kansas City Republican convention nears, with a tight first ballot race. Hoover leads but may miss the 545 delegate threshold, while rumors and last minute stories influence votes and threaten an immediate ratification phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hoover
Doctor McFarland to Lecture at Idaho Osteopathic Meeting
Dr A H McFarland of Dillon will read a paper on Sinusitis at the Idaho Osteopathic Association convention in Idaho Falls next Monday. He is the sole non Idaho presenter aside from a Carthage New York specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. McFarland
Dillon
Idaho Osteopathic Association
Idaho Falls
McFarland
Idaho
Carthage
N.Y
Baby Ross Born At Barrett Hospital In Dillon
A husky eight pound son was born Tuesday evening at Barrett hospital to Mr and Mrs W D Ross of Dillon. This is the second child for the couple with a daughter already in the family. The baby named Bill was born after the family returned from the El Sideros outing. Mother and baby are reported doing splendidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Hospital
W. D. Ross
Dillon
Ross
Bill
el Sideros
Scearce Files for Congress in First District Race
Stanley Scearce of Lake county filed for the Democratic nomination in Montana's First District. He outlines a platform urging agricultural equity, water power harnessing, mineral development, forest wealth refinement, and temperance while promising to pursue home policy that supports law and better citizenship. He has been active in general merchandise and grain business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Stanley Scearce
Lake County
Congress
Scearce
Montana
Scearce for Congress Club backs western Montana candidate
A Montana congressional bid is promoted by the Stanley Scearce for Congress Club led by Matt Jager as president J L Jones treasurer and J A Lemire secretary The candidate Stanley Scearce a Klondike pioneer and Arctic Brotherhood leader has served as Irrigation Commissioner for the Mathead District and overseen negotiations with the Interior Department on an eight million dollar project He pledges to represent Western Montana and develop regional water and power resources including Flathead River resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Washington
Flathead River
Flathead Lake
Niagara Falls
Montana
Mechanical prophet with brains of brass tides predictor
A 2500 pound mechanical device about 11 feet long and 6 feet high was conceived and built in the coast and geodetic survey office and began operation around 1910. It calculates 37 tidal factors based on sun moon earth positions and harbor shape to produce predictions used by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office
the Coast and Geodetic Survey
Dining in Solitude as a Moral Practice
Heywood Broun argues in Vanity Fair that true dining thrives in solitude free of visual and auditory distractions. He warns that appetite and aroma are dulled by busy tables and noisy surroundings, framing meals as a form of religious austerity rather than social performance.
Scouts at Elkhorn Spring Camp Out In County’s Favorite Spot
Local Boy Scout troop headed by Scoutmaster George Farrell left last Monday for Elkhorn springs for their annual outing. Reports from other visitors indicate the boys are enjoying themselves to the limit at the famed county resort. The springs attract many campers and offer fine hotel accommodations nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn’ Springs
George Farrell
Special Election Notice for Beav erhead District 10 Mill Levy
Clerk F P Bulger announces Beaverhead County School District No 10 will hold a special election at Dillon Public School on June 28 1928. Voters will decide if a five mill tax levy in addition to the existing ten mill levy should be authorized to operate and maintain schools and pay outstanding warrants. Polls open 1 PM to 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dillon Public
Idaho and
Reeder Streets
Dillon
Board’ of ‘Trustees
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Empire
Ated
Conge
Qdoptor
Stantes Pink
Jose Lemire
Anderson Brothers
A. L. Stone
Adv
Hugh T. Nelson
Missouri
Rose Sinclair
Sinclair
the Tribune
D. Aisr
DR. McFarland
Elkhorn
F. P. Bulger
Said
Advy
Fighting
Gray’s Pool
Montana Street
Enaana I
Hood River
Meat Company
Anderson. Stand
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