Dillon Public Schools Close for Summer After Year of Strong Attendance
The Dillon public schools ended the year with many pupils listed as perfect in attendance across Miss Lees Dorchester Russell and Rust rooms. Teachers plan summer travels from Iowa to New York to California while promising to return next year as the system reports excellent conditions and staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Finch
Iowa
Miss Roberts
Miss Hazard
Miss van de Walker Ho
Michigan
Miss Longwil
New York City
Massachusetts
Miss Jones
Spokane
Miss Dorchester
Helena
Miss Russell
Crow Reservation
Miss Innes
California
Miss Baker
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
J. H. Reagan
Beach School
Model
Miss Lees
St. Paul
Miss Shortt
Ilinois
Miss Rust
Gallipolis
Ohio
Bettes
Grand Rapids
Mich
Miss Nash
Sho
Intel
Miss van DeWalker
Miss Long
Mr. Reagan
Miss Robert
van DeWalker
Gordon Berry
Kermit Klein
Robert Kohl
Anastasia Boger
Willie Fancer
Cora Perry
Jesse Roberts
Rust
Rodney Foster
Oren Sassman
Thelma Bond
Minnie Fessenden
Dorothea Schwartz
Milton Johnson
Marion Davis
Jones
Albert Baker
Clair Cosgrove
Ruth Kent
Bernice Metlen
Blair Sprinkle
Robert
Fern Fessenden
Virginia Poindexter
Melvin Smith
Edward Connelley
Jeanette Garver
Dagmar Nelson
Dorothy Rosenau
Opal Scott
Martha Thompson
Julia Anderson
Wilfred Tessier
Mabel Melvyn
Plorence Hopper
Peter Peterson
Nita ‘Fessenden
Freda Robb
Gored “Cattiptau
Versle’ Owen
Hutard
Oli Gratke
Tle
Riith Innes
Dunning Callaway Nuptials At Montana State College
Bozeman June 8 The marriage of Miss Harriett Dunning and Edmund J Callaway took place in Hamilton hall at Montana State College. A brief ceremony followed a musical program and luncheon with guests including Mrs M L Callaway of Virginia City and President James M Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunning-Callaway
Bozeman
Anaconda Standard
Harriett Dunning
Edmund J. Callaway
Hamilton Hall
Montana State College
Callaway
Una Herrick
James Russell Lowell
Herrick
Montana State Normal College
Dillon
Montana
Phyllis P. Wolfe
Fred Wilson
Fred Jackson
Lelia Maxwell
Lora Maxwell
G. G. Bennett
Episcopal Church
Swain
Fred Huber
E. A. Scott
New John T. Orr Garage Reaches Modern Auto Facility
The John T. Orr Auto company expands with a new brick rear wall and renovated floors. An elevator shaft and broad clear space replace the old stables, and the second floor becomes an auto service area. The firm recently secured the Apperson Jack Rabbit agency and has sold about fifteen cars since obtaining their first vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Orr
John T. Orr Auto Company
Anderson
Monida Visitor E. E. Twitchell Seen in Town
E. E. Twitchell of Monida was noted as a business visitor to the area during a recent trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Twitchell
Monida
Ditring the Werk
Pioneer Henry Febes Dies After Civil War Service
James Henry Febes, aged 66, longtime Bannack country resident, dies of acute kidney trouble at his Atlantic Street home in Dillon after a 15 year struggle. Born December 4 1838 in Ohio, he served in the Eleventh Illinois Infantry, witnessed vigilante justice near Virginia City, prospected in Bannack, then homesteaded on Blacktail and bought Dillon lots. Survived by eleven relatives. funeral held at Presbyterian church with Rev. E V Ostrander officiating and interment in Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry Febes
Dillon
Atlantic Street
Morton County
Ohio
Illinois
Illinois ‘Volunteer Infantry
Sandpoint
Missouri
Febes
Bannack
New Bivens Gulch
Virginia City
Blacktail
Stone Creek
Emma Good
Columbus
Mary Fuller
Thornville
Wells
John and Mack Febes
Milan
William Febes
Anne E. Hunter
Lakeport
Clara Isles
South Bloomingsville
Thomas Febes
Laurelville
Lucy Englehart
Evelyndfayes
Indianapolis
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
E. V. Ostrander
Mountain View
John Cosgrove
Benjamin Bond
Wm. Reed
Z. B. Yeaman
Moses Loree
Robert McDowell
Unfortunate Accident Dreads River Log Work
Drayman Charlie Scott slipped while snaking logs near the river bridge west of town. He fell into swift water, was swept downstream by eddies, and narrowly escaped drowning by using his swimming skill to reach a bank and climb out ahead of the Letice place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Scott
Scott
Létice
Colored man badly beaten in town incident
A black man arrested for pocket picking is released when the victim does not testify. That night the man fueled a fight with a white man outside Centennial saloon. A bar strike near Mayfield blacksmith shop left the colored man with a neck wound. he recovered, doctor noting no fracture. The tale continues on page four.
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Short Line
Rhodes
Anderson
Mayfield
Bond
Beaverhead County Commissioners June Session
Beaverhead County Montana board met June 1912 in Dillon with Patterson Francis and Baker present. They approved bonds and audits, appointed Finley Cunard janitor at 70 dollars monthly, rejected a license claim, and named delegates to the Montana Good Roads Congress. Bridge at Daly’s Spur ordered repaired with danger notices. bids for a steel bridge to be sought at a June 22 special session. Road petitions for Carter Creek and Bimrose areas reviewed with right of way agreements pending and county road designation planned upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
H. C. Patterson
C. W. Francis
Jno
Orr
Finley M. Cunard
Court House
W. H. Comstock
Mr. Cunnard
Chas. E. Miller
Wisdom
J. P. Lossl
Max Lauterbach
Dillon
Geo. Gleed
Lima
Robt. T. Boatman
Lakeview
Justice Courts
Justice of the Peace
Glen
Julius Hartwig
Reichle
Willis
Daly's Spur
Carter Creek
T. J. Neil
Neil
Cornell
Miss White
Edinger Land
F. H. Bimrose
Sweet Water
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Dillon Public Schools
Quentin Klein
Zelma Nelson
Anna Selway
Eva Tritt
Edna Rederd
Willie Chapman
Everton Poindexter
Elléni Nelson
Eythel Brown
Claudius Davis
Dorothy Gelhaus
Gladys Gray
Jesse Gray
Russel Smith
Lees
Helen Baker
Justin Brundage
Katie Jackson
Ella Peterson
Myrtle Taylor
Willie Yeaman
Marjorie Stevenson
Lorena Stone
J.T. Orr
Coliseum
Chicago
City of
Beaverhead
Centennial
Daly’s Spur