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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1902

Page

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Graduation ceremony brings pride to Beaverhead seniors

Beaverhead County Free High School honors its graduates with diplomas and a program including vocal solos, mandolin selections, piano pieces, an oration on self making destiny, and an address on modern high school aims. Norman S. Gilbert introduces the class president. Mamie McIntosh delivers the notable oration on the Negro question. Reverend H F Cope gives benediction.

Beaverhead County Emma James Reid Dillon Orchestra E. Hill H. F. Cope Norman Gilbert Mamie MclIntosh

Graduation and Fourth of July plans fill Dillon theater

Last Friday evening A Irvin Rich William Arthur Graeter and Norman Gilbert graduated as the audience filled the Dillon theater for the exercises. The program featured orations and songs by Misses McIntosh and Beane, a President Reid address, and diplomas conferred by Emerson Hill. A community celebration followed with races, a grand barbecue at Selway park, an excursion train, and fireworks. Dog tax notices and city reminders closed the piece.

Irvin Rich William Arthur Graeter Norman Gilbert Dillon Theater Emerson Hill A. L. Anderson G. B. Conway O. M. Best Dave Metlen A. S. Rife James Reid The Agricultural College H. F. Cope H. Tyree Rosasie Tyree Mary Adams Selway Park Butte Dillon Park Montana Street Selway’s Park Pasmore Dillon Gun Club Dillon Orchestra Montana South Dillon Theatre

Maxiner Cashmore wedding in Grace M E Church

Mrs O M Best played the wedding march as Miss Edythe E Cashmore and Augustus M Maxiner exchanged vows at Grace M E Church in Dillon. The ceremony featured Rev. R P Smith, a flower girl from Whitehall, and guests from surrounding towns. The bride, a 1900 State Normal graduate, joined a reception at the Cashmore home with friends and family of note, including Miss Lewis from Bozeman and Miss Chambers from Livingston.

Augustus M. Maxeiier Northern Pacific Bozeman Edythe E. Cashmore Isaiah Cashmore Grace M. 5 Miss Cashmore O. M. Best Wagner Lizzie L. Maxeiner R. P. Smith Elsie Tinsley Whitehall Eber Badcon J. A. Rounds Burton L. Sperry Livingston Jette Pierce Harriet Waldorf Mae Rich Alfred Cashmore Fred Waldorf Robert Morton Miss Waldorf Miss Pierce Miss Rich Cashmore State Normal Katie Paxton Polly Lewis Alice Chambers Miss Lewis Miss Chambers Maxeiier

Commencement Sermon Opens Montana State Normal Exercises

The Montana State Normal began Sunday afternoon with Rev. Hr. F. Cope delivering the bicentennial gibi lect. He urged a higher view of religion and education, saying church and Bible are incidental to true religion and that public schools should not be required to teach the Bible or any single sacred text.

Rome Earth Montana Lowe Montana State Normal Hr. F. Cope Assembly Hall The Normal Mr. Cope

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Balestion Mawie McIntosh Sand . Beane P.O. Stora Johnson Arthur Gracter Norman Gilbert Eliza Selway Bessie Tyree Mamie McIntosh County Free High School Maxiner-Cashmore Rave M. E Olive L. Sharkey Helen &. Connell Henry A. Davee Lulu V. Cozad State Normal School Cope
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