Normal Auditorium Toy Symphony Highlights College Glee Club
Miss M Genieve Taylor presented seventh and eighth graders of the Training school and the Normal college glee club in Hayden's Toy Symphony and The College Girl and the Milkmaid. The program featured lively songs dances and performances with many named students and local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Genieve Taylor
Training School
Normal College Glee Club
Hayden
Toy Symphony
Haydn and the
Alan Smith
Minerva Lexicon
Bessie Smith
Phoebe Hodge
Patience Tenny
Glee Club Sweet
Primrose Pale
Abu Iadteleda Media
Bea
Milkmaids
Pargon’s
Elna Peterson
Maynard Lovell
Fred Staudacher
Nightingale
Stewart Phillips Quail
Emery Smith
Orville Smith
Wilfred Tessier
Ralph Cushing
Mary Joe Silk
Phoebe and Milkmaids
Newcastle
Phoebe
Bablyse
Phoebe and
Minerva
Montana Receives Panama Exposition Copper Plaque
Governor Stewart accepted a copper plaque commemorating the dedication of the Montana State Building at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. David Hilger and Frank Hazelbaker presented the gift, noting Montana’s superb display and anticipated medals and inquiries about the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilger
M. H. de Young
Montana
Montana State Building
San Francisco
San Diego
H. E. Clowes
Kalispell
W. W. Parrott
Shelby
Helena
Mrs. Charles P. Thomas Hosts Needle Club In Home
Mrs. Charles P. Thomas entertained the Needle club on South Pacific street with guests Mrs. W. C. Siderfin of Butte and Miss Jean Bishop. In another note, Mrs. W. E. Stephenson welcomed a cheerful gathering as the Junior missionary society hosted the Ladies' Aid society. The Clearview dancing class also enjoyed a pleasant afternoon of activity.
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Charles P. Thomas
Needle Club
South Pacific Street
W. C. Siderfin
Butte
Jean Bishop
W. E. Stephenson
Junior Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Clearview
Darts Hall Hosts Dance With Baxter Tonrey Orchestra
A gram of dances at Darts hall last Friday evening featured the Baxter Tonrey orchestra providing music for the crowd.
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Gram of
Dart’s Hall
Baxter- Tonrey Orchestra
Mrs J A Rounds Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club
The Wednesday evening bridge club was entertained this week by Mrs. J. A. Rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Rounds
Montana ripe for manufacturers says Montana Banker
Helena May 10 The Montana Banker in its May issue lists hundreds of new business openings across the state noting widespread activity. Creameries flour mills canning factories sugar beet garment and home manufacture plants are in demand as lawyers doctors newspapers hotels and various businesses expand.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Banker
Dillon Volunteer Fire Dept Meeting Schedule Highlight
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A three-tap signal on the courthouse bell will be given to announce the meeting. 41-tf.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Court House
New Millinery Models At Mrs Anna Hart's Shop
New and beautiful millinery models just received showcase the latest ideas at Mrs Anna Hart's shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hart
Settlement for minor child in mine death case approved
Helenay reports the Industrial Accident Board approves a $1,690 settlement for Juanita Terrill, crippled daughter of Alex C Herrill killed in a Butte mine. Half goes to Terrill, half to Herrill's second wife in California. agreement reached between parties and deemed satisfactory.
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Helenay
Juanita Terrill
Alex C. Herrill
Butte
Herrill
California
State
Hunter Mistakes Man for Bear in Bozeman Tragedy
In Bozeman a bear hunt near a area where a mother bear and cubs had been seen ended in tragedy when E Q Rolstad fired at a movement from a rifle he carried with Sam Conboy his hunting partner dying shortly before 2:00 PM from injuries.
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Bozeman
E. Q. Rolstad
Sam Conboy
Easterners to See Montana This Year
Northern Pacific agents in Montana report a first time request for full details on ranchers along the right of way offering summer board to visitors. Western travel is expected to surge as eastern tourists, barred from Europe, substitute western trips for abroad. Officials foresee record summer tourist traffic and more automobile travelers in Montana.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Montana
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
North Portland Market Report May open with light receipts
North Portland Oregon May 8 cattle market opened brisk despite light receipts. A shipment of pulp steers sold at 9.15 top price. Grain fed stock traded 8.85 to 9.00. No change in prices of cows or heifers.
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Portland
Oregon
Storm Disrupts May Festival on Normal College Campus
The May festival began last Friday on the Normal College campus but was interrupted by a storm after two numbers. It was postponed to Tuesday afternoon, then delayed again by high winds. The storm also damaged property including half the glass in the Roy W. Klein store on Helena Street, with other city sites reporting wind damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Pillen
Dillon
Sheridan
Normal College
Roy W. Klein
Helena Street
Veterans to attend Bozeman encampment
Local Grand Army of the Republic members from Stedman post travel to Bozeman for the annual encampment. Participants include Z. B. Yeaman and M. A. Elliott as the event runs from start yesterday to its closing Saturday.
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Grand Army
Bozeman
Stedman Post
Z. B. Yeaman
M. A. Elliott
Man’s raspberry picking protection ends in cruel surprise
A man who employed boys to pick raspberries had wells made to tie veils around their necks to ward off mosquitos. The boys, grateful at first, later found no mosquitos and could not eat berries with the veils, realizing the protection masked a different, troubling intent.
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Huber Bros
Huber Bros. Masonic Temple
Dillon, Mont
Dillon. Social
Hark
Har
Miner
Phoebe and Minerva
Minera—Solo
Ardath
S. E. Keesee
Beaverhead
Logal and
Personal
W.C. Orr
Bedrock
J. L. Vanney
Melrose
Fred Hale
Mayme F. French
Armstead
Jas. Dodd
Monida
P. W. Armstrong
Medicine Lodge
J. E. Shaw
Bristow
Lemuel Mallory
Lima
T. D. Olmsted
Dell
Addie R. Baldwin
W. C. Orr
Tribune Book
John Staudaher
Alder
W. E. Maddox
Anaconda Standard
Bert Orr, Jr
Mont
Bert Orr
Ed Romain
Jackson
E. W. Bell
John Inn
B. A. Clark
Oregon Avenue
J. F. Wiksdal
Idaho
R. R. Rathbone
W. T. George
Geo. E. Jewell
Anderson Bros
J. W. Scott
The
E. H. Brundage
George J. Staudaker
Boise
Princess Millinery
Sigurd Roode
W. W. Lottridge
Mr. Roode
Lovell Ranch
Stewart
Frisco
Banking Publication
Optometrists
Albert Stamm
Legal Blanks Tribune Office
Bear
North Portland Market Report
Storm
Rose the Wonderful
Bath
Curtis Hospital
South Washington Street
Kingsbury Residence
Helena E. Curtis
R. N
Montana Mercantile Co
Jack Spratt
Dillon Bakery Bread
the Dillon Bakery
F. C. McFadden
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