Dillon Varsity Beats Bozeman In Telegraph Report
A telegram from Ed Farnsworth, who joined Dillon's team to Bozeman, states Dillon won yesterday's game 6 runs, 7 hits, 2 errors to Bozeman's 2 runs, 6 hits, 3 errors. Dillon's battery was Kinnear and Ripley. Bozeman's Wasser and Kelly. A game is set for this afternoon after rain canceled Wednesday.
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Ed. Farnsworth
Dillon
Bozeman
Kinnear
Ripley
Wasser
Kelly
Dillon to Host 20 Round Sullivan Foley Title Fight
Promoter Robert Hayes, manager of Scenic Theatre Dillon, announces a July 3 boxing card at Dillon Theatre with Young Sullivan of Philadelphia facing Kid Foley of Butte in a 20 round bout. A $250 purse and $500 side bets highlight the event with McIntosh of Butte refereeing.
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Butte Sports
Robert Hayes
Scenic Theatre
Dillon
Dillon Theatre
Butte
Hayes
Young Sullivan
Philadelphia
Kid Foley
Sullivan
McIntosh
Butte Evening News
Foley
County Fair Appoints Division Superintendents for Exhibits
Beaver-Head County fair board announces division superintendents responsible for stock and exhibits across categories including horses cattle sheep swine poultry vegetables dairy and crafts. Appointees include W C Orr H J Selway Frank Landon T B Craver J R Scott Charles Hansen W M Oliver Paul Stahl Mrs R A Reynolds Mrs J W Scott Mrs A S Rife Miss Katherine Paxton Prof L R Foote H A Kaiser and Mrs A L.
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Leena
Floral Hall
W. C. Orr
H. J. Selway
Frank Landon
T. B. Craver
J. R Scott
Charles Hansen
W. M. Oliver
Paul Stahl
R. A. Reynolds
J. W Scott
A. S. Rife
Katherine Paxton
L. R. Foote
H. A.kaiser
A. L
Montana Normal College Commencement Buoys Alumni Week
The eleventh annual Montana State Normal College commencement features Prof. Hamilton delivering the address next Friday. Senior class includes 31 students with 30 young ladies and one young man. Diplomas go to Margaret Burke of Helena and Emma Fritz of Miles City next week amid a week of events from baccalaureate address by Dr. A B Martin to Alumni Day and a new main building opening with Gov Edwin Norris possibly attending.
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Montana State Normal College
Margaret Burke
Helena
Emma Fritz
Miles City
A. B. Martin
Presbyterian Church of Dillon
Young Women's Christian Association of the College
Edwin Norris
Helent
Karl Riedelsberger
Shoudy
Frimencement Aggilton
Keosicialuirah College
Elvara Griffin
Kendall
Maud Griffin
Roundup
Barbara Heeb
Bozeman
Gertrude L. Heisey
Great Falls
Hazel Kennedy
Butte
Helen Laird
Olga Landt
Clara G. Marcille
Anaconda
Helen de L. Mayger
Edith L. Maynard
Laura C. Maynard
Edith P. Noyes
Wisdom
Eleanor L
Tragic double suicide after cafe shooting in Dillon
Thomas Lawler, a 25 year old swamper at Centennial saloon, shot Schmeltzling in the Centennial Cafe then killed himself outside the window and again in the alley. Schmeltzling, a 35 year old cook, died at 11 o clock after being wounded, as the inquest announced for this afternoon.
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Thomas Lawler
Centennial Cafe
George Schmeltzling
Lawler
Schmeltzling
Centennial
Ben Froman
California
Dillon
Ringling Bros’, Circus
Floods and Storms Paralyze Rail Traffic Across Plains
Cloud bursts and heavy rains cripple rail service in Montana and surrounding states. Trains halted or detoured on Northern Pacific Burlington Great Northern and Short Line routes. Rivers rise threatening further damage while towns from Dillon to Missoula await repair and relief efforts.
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Feeley
O.S. L
Dillon
Butte
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Montana
Beaverhead
Horse Prairie Club Planned in Dillon Area
Frank and James Blair report in Dillon that Horse Prairie residents are promoting a Horse Prairie club. They say organizers are earnest and building a 25 by 50 foot one story clubhouse at Grant to serve as headquarters for boosting Horse Prairie and providing a local amusement spot.
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Frank
James Blair
Horse Prairie
Dillon
Stanley Purdum
Horse Prairie Club
Grant
Dillon Fourth of July Track Meet Promises Fast 100 Yard Dash
The Dillon celebration features amateur track events led by a standout farmer boy Hungate from Melrose who won last year and is the favorite to finish near 10 seconds. Beavers head to Butte report strong betting and high local interest for the sprint showdown on Independence Day.
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Dillon
Butte
Beaverhead
Hungate
Melrose
Governor Norris Receives Notice of Convention Postponement
Governor Norris was informed by David G. Browne of Fort Benton that the state convention in Bozeman, originally set for June 10, has been postponed to July 1 due to washouts on all Montana railroads. Delegates will be notified of the change.
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Great Falls
Boston & Montana
Helena
Norris
David G. Browne
Fort Benton
State Central Committee
Bozeman
Dillon Montana Democratic County Convention Elects State Delegates
Dillon Montinese Democratic members held their county convention to elect delegates and alternates to the state convention in Bozeman and plan to influence the national convention. The body organized, approved reports, and instructed delegates to support William J Bryan for president, with a slate of delegates and alternates chosen for the district.
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Bozeman
Dillon
W. M. Oliver
Charles Truax
Hugh L. McCaleb
J.B. Poindexter
John Corrigan
E. B. Sprinkie
H. R. Melton
H. E. Andrus
R. C. Koontz
W. F. Drummy
A. S. Beardsley
Geo. R. Metton
J.A. Best
Simeon Estes
Mont
Denver
William J. Bryan
United States
N. R. MeLton
YW. E. Andrus
W.M. Oliver
W. G. Conrad
Thompson Visit From Twin Bridges
Mr and Mrs L A Thompson of Twin Bridges visited Dillon last Friday evening to see Mrs Thompson’s parents Mr and Mrs J F Bishop. On Sunday Mrs Thompson left Dillon for Boston to join her sister Miss Jean Bishop and travel home visiting eastern cities before returning at month’s end July.
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L. A. Thompson
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Last Beet Patches Up in Dell and Bedrock Weather Brings Hope
Beets planted early thrive in Beaverhead valley with warm rain boosting crops Alfalfa and grain also show promise. Sugar beet expert George Austin and association president George R Featherly monitor patches in Dell and Bedrock while late plantings move in this week. Thieves stole revolvers from Dart Hardware store last Thursday night with about 175 dollars in property missing and no clues.
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Dell
Bedrock
George Austin
Austin
Beaverhead Valley
Mr. Austin
George R. Featherly
Association
Dart Hardware Company
Domestic Science to Crowd Beaverhead High Next Year
Beaverhead County High School will expand its domestic science department. Principal L R Foote notes the course is popular with many girls eager to become neat housekeepers. Two rooms will be remodeled with a steel range sewing machines and cooking utensils at a cost of several hundred dollars.
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L. R. Foote
Beaverhead County
Mrs Dishno and daughter visit Dillon from Jackson area
Mrs Silas C. Dishno and her daughter Miss Minnie traveled to Dillon from their home near Jackson at the start of the week, staying for a visit and social calls in town.
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Silas C. Dishno
Miss Minnie
Dillon
Jackson
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Normal College
Prof. Hamilton
the Agricultural College
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Danae
E. L. Mills
Drummond
Garrison
Avon
H. A. Jackson
Great Northern Railway
Havre
Teton
Basin
Kansas City
Missouri
Union Station
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Missoula
Great Northern
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Smoky City
William
Conrad
Billy Bryan
Nebraska
B. Poindexter
Li' uemerson-Hill
EB. Roe
Harry Andrus
Henry Dowling
P. Murray
Fred Heffrner
Jake Mittlemier
G. T. Paul
E.L. Poindexter
R.T. Wemple
Jean Best
J.C. Corrigan
R. Melton
T. F. Barrett
Benjamin Bond
Clifford Bond
W. M. Oliver Thomas Scott Simeon Estes
M. D. Gist
A. F. Graeter
Fred Nelson John Banks
Geo
W. French Smith McKnight
H.T. Poindexter
W.C. Orr
W.F. Drummy
George Dart
William Herman Theo
Nelson T. B. Landers
William Roe
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