Training School Notes and Summer Session at Dillon
Miss Eleanor Troxell returns from Chicago to supervise. the summer session of the Training school opens with 148 pupils. Miss Mabel Kirk from Bozeman leads intermediate grades during Miss Nash’s vacation. Miss Irle of St Paul leads Junior High. Names Hildreth Hottman Turner visit Elkhorn Springs. Olive Roberts travels through Butte. Nina Nash and mother head to Garden Home Oregon. Lucretia Snyder returns from Spokane vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Troxell
Chicago
Dillon
Mabel Kirk
Bozeman
Nash
Miss Irle
St. Paul
Ihe
Montana
Hildreth
Hottman
Turner
Elkhorn Springs
Yellowstone Park
Olive Roberts
Sheep Ranch For Sale In Dillon Montana At Twenty Acre
2 800 acres with good buildings fenced water right forest permit near station highway ready market. Livestock includes 1 200 ewes 50 bucks 1 000 lambs 14 cattle 18 horses 8 harness sets plus 100 tons last year’s yield. Complete farm outfit machinery and crop included at 20 dollars per acre. Terms. Co C Newman Rooms 3 and 4 Telephone block Dillon Mont. 25-26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Newman
Dillon
Mont
Dillon Area Marriages and Showers from Local Notices
John William Lasich and Ida Mae Wiant were wed at St. Rose rectory by Rev. D Foley with Frank and Anna Lasich as attendants. The couple left for a northern honeymoon after a breakfast at E. D. Ogilvie’s home. The bride is a Madison County teacher. groom from Beaverhead now living in Ennis. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Morton Elliott at the A A Elliott home on Atlantic Street with gifts and refreshments. This week Rev Edward Smith officiated weddings: Ray W. Jacobson and Annie L. Carr. Clarence C. Axe and Florence Bullerdick. William Lee Shaw and Nancy Alice Stone. Miss Viola Myrtle Clupht and Prof John C. Quimby tied the knot at the Gleed home. both recently taught in the local high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
C. W. Robinson
Frankie Caldwell
Morton Elliott
A. A. Elliott
Atlantic Street
Edward Smith
Ray W. Jacobson
Casper
Wyoming
Annie L. Carr
Apex
Clarence C. Axe
Dillon
Florence Bullerdick
Sheridan
William Lee Shaw
Polaris
Nancy Alice Stone
Long Beach
Cal
McFadden and Opp to Give a Concert
Pianist Ralph McFadden and cellist Lester Opp, just back from Dana’s musical institute in Warren Ohio, will present a recital at the Training School auditorium on Friday July 1 at 8 30 PM. L A Gregory directs the program which features a McFadden composition and works by Rubenstein Mendelssohn Kreisler and others with no admission charged and the public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McFadden
Lester Opp
Dana
Musical Institute
Warren
Ohio
Training School
Dillon
McFadden
Opp
L. A
Liebesfreud
Kreisler Gavotte
Servais
Magic Fire
Waegner-Brassin Memories
Kullak
Sonata
Allerro Molto
Rubenstein Mess
Northside Country Club Hosts Ladies’ Evening
The Northside Country Club will be entertained Tuesday June 28 by Mrs. W. G. Roberts and Mrs. Theodore Nelson at Mrs. Roberts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside Country Club
W. G. Roberts
Theodore Nelson
Roberts
Lutheran services held by Rev. George Pauschert in Dillon
Lutheran services by Rev. George F. Pauschert of Spokane Washington will be in Dillon at the Presbyterian church at 2 30 p m on June 26 All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Pauschert
Spokane
Washington
Dillon
Presbyterian Church
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Dillon Montana Mercantile Co
Miss Mary McKeown of Divide visits Dillon as the Montana Mercantile Company calls a stockholders meeting. The board resolves to increase capital from 75,000 to 150,000 dollars, from 150 to 800 shares at 500 dollars par. Meeting set for August 8, 1921 at 2 PM in Dillon. Secretary Frank Eliel signs June 24, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McKeown
Divide
Dillon
Montana Mercantile Company
Montana
Frank Eliel
Montana Mercantile Co
Youth given fifteen days for theft at Dillmont park
An 18 year old pled guilty to petty theft for stealing from cars at Dillmont park. Judge L P Phillips sentenced him to fifteen days in county jail after three days already served and warned of heightened patrols to curb park thefts. Mrs R E Dutch traveled from Melrose to attend the chautauqua in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
L. P. Phillips
Dillmont Park
Mass Meeting Sparks Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce Drive
Dillon residents packed a mass meeting to back the newly organized Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce. J D Allen of San Francisco outlined civic potential, CG C Thornton opened the program, Hon Frank Tiiel urged a live chamber, and George Everson of the American City Bureau outlined the local plan. Group meetings to gather ideas for city and county development begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tiiel
Chamber of Commerce
George Everson
American City Bureau
Attorney John Collins Plans Wisconsin Trip Next Week
Attorney John Collins expects to depart Dillon next week for a trip to his former home in Wisconsin and will be away for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collins
Wisconsin
Dillon
Senator Clark Praises Harding Administration Change
In a Los Angeles Times interview former Senator Wm A Clark, a Democrat who served 1901 to 1907, says the Harding administration brings a pro country start and seeks broad counsel. He predicts prosperity on a pre war basis though he criticizes mining for lack of market amid copper stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Wm. A. Clark
Harding
Clark
United States Senate
United States
Normal College Claims Deadline Posted in Helena
Due to the budget year change by the last legislature, Normal college books must be closed and all claims filed in Helena no later than June 27. To ensure this, all claims must be presented by noon Saturday, June 25, 1921, to S. E. Davis, Business Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecaupse
Helena
S.E. Davis
Chautauqua Ends Amid Weak Support In Dillon
Dillon’s sixth annual chautauqua ran six days with Tuesday night finale. Poor local backing, due to timing between school terms, limited attendance. Cadmean Chautauqua circuit impressed. Bland’s Orchestral Band drew the crowd last Sunday. Ellison-White slated to return without guaranteed subscriptions, possibly in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Normal College
Cadmean Chautauqua
Ellison-White
Bland
Notice to Creditors Estate of Theodore K Batson
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of Theodore K Batson deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to Roy S Stephenson Dillon Montana for the Beaverhead County estate. George T Banks member of the estate dated Dillon Montana this 24th day of June 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore K. Batson
Roy S. Stephenson
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
George T. Banks
Membeer
Theodore K. ‘Batson
University of Idaho Varsity Players To Present Her Husband's Wife
The University of Idaho Varsity Players bring the late modern comedy Her Husband's Wife to the Normal college auditorium on Monday night June 27. They spent over $2,000 preparing the production including $500 royalty for the manuscript rights and elaborate New York scenery and costumes. The show promises humor and complex situations and is expected to be a strong Northwest road production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho
Northwest
Normal College Auditorium
New York
Varsity Players
Dillon
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Illon
Sheep Ranch
UNIV
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Auditorium Normal College
Thomas’ Book Store
Rubenstein Messrs
Mendelssohn
Carl Matys
Deere
Massenet
Wan Goens
Mr. Opp
Dragon Fly
Nevin
Ophelia
Northside Club
Lutheran Services
R. E. Dutch
Melrose
Jid
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Chamber
Senator Clark Lands
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