Beaverhead County Proceedings Open June 1919 Session
Beaverhead County Montana board meets June 2 1919 with McKnight Shaw Best and Clerk Baker. Actions include salary adjustments for Frank Nelson and Deputy Sheriff Arthur Kean, bond redemptions, county treasurer reports, county fair officers elected, land classification orders, and road viewer findings for a proposed county road with right of way agreements and bridge needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
D. D. McKnight
J. Y. Shaw
O. M. Best
Vera M. Baker
Frank Nelson
Bard
Arthur Kean
Wisdom
Sre
County Fair Commission
J. H. Gilbert
Geo. W. Lowell
8. S. Carrilthers
G. V. Elder
Elder
A. S. Rife
Rife Street
Railroad Avenue
Dillon Street
Dillon Montana
Hans Jorgenson
B. R. Stevenson
David Hirechy
Ald Road
Beaverhead High School to Welcome New Principal
Prof. C G Manning, former superintendent in Buhl Idaho, was elected principal of Beaverhead County High School for next year. He recently returned from France where he aided U S government educational work and plans to teach in the Normal college summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.'G. Manning
Buhl
Idaho
Beaverhead County
Manning
France
United States
Dillon
Normal College
Iowa
Morningside College
Monroe
The
Sisson
State University
West
Water main pressure blows valve on Montana Street
While testing a new water main on Montana Street Monday afternoon a six inch fire plug valve blew off in front of the Golden Rule store. The valve was replaced and water restored the same day, with no outage to users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Street
Golden Rule
Court Matters From Past Week In Dillon Idaho
After a week long chase nearly all sheriff’s office members pursued Gus Luru and Steve John in a major sheep theft case. Idaho authorities captured them near Leadore and brought them to Dillon with 275 head sheep found in their possession. They face arraignment soon in Beaverhead County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Gus Luru
Steve John
Idaho
Leadore
Dillon
Wyman
Mooney
Beaverhead County
New York visitors Strickland and Coulson plan book project
J. L. Strickland of New York arrived in Dillon and stays with Mrs. Louisa Coulson. They plan to publish several books and will depart east once Mrs. Coulson recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Strickland
New York
Dillon
Louisa Coulson
Water main work and trenching update on local streets
The Montana street water main has been tested and the trench filled. Idaho street work progresses at a satisfactory rate. The Bannack street trench digger began operations on Wednesday evening. Mrs. F. H. Garver, visiting Iowa, is expected home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Street
Idaho Street
Bannack Street
F. H. Garver
Iowa
Homie
Mrs. Sarah Cushing Dies in Dillon After Brief Illness
Mrs. Sarah Cushing widow of Henry Cushing died at her Dillon home on Monday morning June 9 after a short illness. The funeral was held at 10 o'clock Wednesday at the residence with Rev. H. G. Humphrey conducting. Burial followed in Mountain View cemetery beside her husband. The Cushings came to Dillon in 1884 and were longtime Methodist leaders, leaving a lasting legacy in the community and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Cushing
Henry Cushing
Mae R. J. Moore
Missoula
Dillon
H. G. Humphrey
M.E
Mountain View Cemetery
Sarah Ann Cushing
Wins
England
America
Plains
Salt Lake City
Utah
R. J. Moore
Mont
Henry M. Cushing
Edward Cushing
Lorenzo Cushing
Frank Cushing
Seattle
Wash
W. J. Cushing
Humphrey
Cushing
Methodist Church
Brother Cushings
Cushings
Storm sewers to be laid on all cross streets
Storm sewers are being installed on all cross streets from Montana Street east to Washington Street. When Washington Street is paved, a storm sewer will run its entire length and be connected with the cross town sewers. H. E. Wilson of Caldwell Idaho attended the Jutte horse sale at this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Street
Washington Street
H. E. Wilson
Caldwell
Idaho
Normal Training School Graduates Twenty Five
The Normal Training school auditorium hosted the eighth grade graduation with Gregory's juvenile orchestra encore. Principal Light Rev J H Hamstra and Prof Manning spoke as diplomas were awarded and track meet prizes given to graduates including Gordon Berry June Blain Anastacia Boger Zelma Carruthers Lillian Conger Allen Dansie Fred Dullenty Laila Farmer Fern Fessenden Mary Heavey Flora Haden Noel Jackson Aileen Kennedy Kermit Klein Daisy Moran Warren Murray Dick Nelson Harriet O'Neal Bessie Olson Spencer Patterson Rachel Smith Blair Sprinkle Clarence Talcott Alice Taylor Morse Waldorf. Officers named Warren Murray president Em Fessenden secretary. Class colors orange and black. Motto You should not only strike while the iron is hot but you should make it hot with striking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Light
J. H. Hamstra
Manning
Gordon Berry
June Blain
Anastacia Boger
Zelma Carruthers
Lillian Conger
Allen
Car Stolen From Dillmont Park
Larry Magnus reported his car stolen from Dillmont park Saturday night. The vehicle was found Wednesday in the possession of two youths who were riding in it. A missing inner tire and a sample case containing clothing and underwear were not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Magnus
Dillmont Park
Children Day Observed at Baptist ChurchA Pleasing Program
The Sunday school at the Baptist church held a Children Day program Sunday evening. The church was packed with an appreciative audience as members performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Pioneer Woman Goes to Reward in Grasshopper Valley
Mrs Helen Judge longtime Grasshopper Valley resident died June 12 after an illness of over a year. Funeral held at George Wolfe home on Kentucky Avenue with Rev H G Humphrey officiating and burial at Mountain View cemetery. Born in Ireland March 1851 she moved to America as a child and lived in New Haven before moving west to Colorado and Butte Montana. Survived by one son John H Judge two sisters four grandsons and one granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Judge
Grasshopper Valley
George Wolfe
Wolfe
Kentucky Avenue
H. G Humphrey
M. E. Church
Mountain View
Judge
Dillon
John H. Judge
David Lane
New Haven
Conn
Robert Martin
Hartford
Thornton Wears the Schultz Medal at Dillon Club
Sunday afternoon at the Dillon Red and Gun club C. C. Thornton won the Schultz medal and wore it proudly. Others at the club narrowly missed the score with 49 of 50 birds. Geo. Dart finished second with 47 and Geo. Melton had 46.
Dr Curry Returns from Salmon Idaho Trip with Colleague
Dr Curry, linked with Dr Rathbone, came back Monday afternoon after a research trip to Salmon Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Curry
Dr. Rathbone
Salmon
Idaho
Normal College Holds Twenty-Second Commencement in Dillon
The Normal college marked its twenty-second commencement with 28 graduates and two degree recipients in the campus auditorium. Rev. T. W. Bennett offered the invocation, F. C. Sisson delivered the address, and the glee club provided music as diplomas and degrees were conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
T. W. Bennett
F. C. Sisson
Missoula
Ruby Wyat
Glee Club
H. G. Humphrey
Helen L. Baker
Laura F. Hildreth
Dillon
Marie Anderson
Perl. Brown
Nellie Burke
Mildred’ Busch
Marie Carey
Ruth Dougherty
Jo Dunlap
Gladys
Grace Garr
Gladys Gill
Walborg
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Big Hole
Joseph Potts
David Hirschy
H. B. Ryan
E. B. Ryan
RK. B. Ryan
Squaw Creek
Beaverhead' High
Prof
C. G. Manning
Erie
Colo
Lafayette
Silverton, Colo
Flynn Brother
J. D. Barry
Blacktail Creek
Mike Rebich
Rebich
Glen Darma
Harvey J. Lipe
Loretta Whittacker
John C. Moore
Elizabeth McCabe
John M. Palmer
Ruth Burnside
Dubois
Otto Pahnish
Fannie Knoll
Bannack
G. O. Engman
Rebecca Stultz
Mass. A. Cushing
Normal Training School
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