Award of Diplomas to 23 High School Seniors
Twenty three seniors four teen girls and nine boys will receive diplomas at graduation exercises next Friday evening May 19 in the high school gymnasium. The class includes Leona and Leonora Carney Jay and Clair Cosgrove Maureen and Annabel Desmond Ethel Crowley Ralph Cushing Rodney Foster Francis Forsgren Lith Free Mildred Jackson Aston Lloyd Verl Morrison Margaret Orr Ruth Pendleton Alan Smith Emery Smith Warren Shaw Lee Williams Evelyn Weenink and Helen Yeaman. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev T W Bennett next Sunday at 8 o'clock in the training school auditorium. Commencement week opens Monday with the Junior Promenade followed by a Commencement Edition of the High School News. Wednesday features the class play Green Stockings directed by Miss Josephine Numbers. Alumni Banquet Thursday at Andrus grill with Richard R Price presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona
Leonora Carney
Jay
Clair Cosgrove
Maureen
Annabel Desmond
Ethel Crowley
Ralph Cushing
Rodney Foster
Francis Forsgren
Lith Free
Mildred Jackson
Aston Lloyd
Verl Morrison
Margaret Orr
Ruth Pendleton
Alan Smith
Emery Smith
Warren Shaw
Lee Williams
Evelyn Weenink
Helen Yeaman
T. W. Bennett
St. James Episcopal Church
Training School
Josephine Numbers
Miss Numbers
Celia Farady
Maureen Desmond
Celia
Ida
Chicago
Phyllis Farady
Tevelyne
Annabelle Desmond
Afton
Lloyd
Evelyn
Colonel Smith
William Farady
Barrett Hospital Contract Awarded in Dillon
Contracts for Barrett hospital buildings plumbing heating and electrical work were signed at the State Bank of Dillon. The total bid price is 71659 with Hamill & Swanstrum of Bozeman winning the main building contract at 58340. Plumbing and heating go to Dart Hardware 11004 and electrical work to Burles & Taylor 2815. Completion is expected by December first and construction to start in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Hospital
State Bank of
Dillon
Swanstrum
Hamill & Swanstrum
Bozeman
Dillon Firms
Dart Hardware Company
Burles & Taylor
Koffbranz & Frank
Butte
O’brien & Reardon
Ira T. Brown
Salih Brothers
Idaho Falls
Hugh Johnson
R. T. Wemple
H. Mayson
Gooding Plumbing & Heating Co
Gooding
Idaho
T. E. Luebben
George C. Twey
Montana Plumbing & Heating Co
Billings
Northern Plumbing & Heating Co
Spokane banker W Huntley visits Dillon for business
W Huntley, noted Spokane banker and Backer of Big Hole ventures, spent the early week in Dillon handling personal and professional affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Huntley
Spokane
Dillon
Commencement at High School Vows Oak Theme and Colors
At the high school commencement in the gym, Hon. John G. Brown will deliver the address. Principal LeRoy Beam will present graduates to J. H. Gilbert for diploma conferral. Class motto Be an oak not a vine. Colors old rose and silver. Officers Clair Cosgrove president Maureen Desmond vice president Annabelle Desmond secretary treasurer. Graduates by major include five classical four scientific four general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Brown
Helena
LeRoy Beam
J. H. Gilbert
Clair Cosgrove
Maureen Desmond
Annabelle Desmond
Jessie F. Connell
Buoyant Wool Market Lifts Beaverhead County
Sheepmen in Beaverhead and Madison counties celebrate a strong wool market with a major 200000 pound Cook clip bought by R W Boone of Halewell Jones and Donald Co for a price well above 38 cents. Jeremiah Williams Co has also shown interest. Estimated output exceeds 2 million pounds with potential payout around 750000 dollars. Community optimism grows as Beav erhead Spokane and local buyers firm up deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Boone
Halewell, Jones and Donald Company
Boston
Cook
J. E.hample
Jerimiah Williams Company
Beaverhead
Madison
James Dodd
Beaverhead Sipaaidh
Irrigation District Created After Long Effort
The East Bench Irrigation District becomes a reality after Judge Joseph C. Smith approves the petition. Commissioners W. H. Smith Louis Bell and John T Neal begin planning bonds of over 500000. About 23000 acres join, 16050 irrigable, with water from Beaverhead River and Grasshopper Creek and a 106 foot dam planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bench
Joseph C. Smith
Carter Livestock Company
Carrie K. Edinger
Lovell Livestock Company
A. F. Selway
Beaverhead
Grasshopper Creek
Grasshopper
Sunday Services for May 14 Highlight Mother's DayThemes
Methodist Presbyterian services Sunday May 14 feature Mother’s Day in the morning with a sermon titled Our Heavenly Bequest in Motherhood. Good music is promised. There is no evening service except the Epworth League at 7 00. All will hear the high school baccalaureate by Rev T W Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Bennett
Wool Buyer J E Hample Joins Spokane Visit
J E Hample, a Spokane, Butte and Dillon capitalist, registered at the Andrus, is in town and active in wool purchases. He represents Jeremiah Williams of Boston and seeks large wool clips whenever business opportunities arise in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hample
Spokane
Butte
Dillon
The
Andrus
Hample
Man
Jeremiah Williams
Boston
Beaverhead County May Session Improves Roads and Finances
Beaverhead county commissioners meet May 1 and 2 1922. Actions include tax levies for indigent sick and dependent poor, road fund decisions, and inquiries into delinquent taxes. Bonded farmer Joe Browne offers free labor for road work and a family rent aid is approved for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Montana
General Road Fund
Messrs. Hart and Poole
The
Wood Livestock Company
Joe Browne
Browne Jane
Georgia Mathews
Bud McGrath
Dillmont Park
Anderson
T. G. Kaufman
Nort
Climin
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Baxter-Tonrey Orchestra
Andrus Grill
Richard R. Price
Jewell Clapp
Alumni Association
Tventy Three
Minnesota
Senate
Peter' Olesen
Billy Sunday
Fairbanks
Doug Fairbanks
Washington
Billy
Spartanburg
S. C
Bouyancy
J. W. Kinney
Irrigation Dist
Board OF County Commissioners
O. C. Gosman
A. L. Anderson
George R. Baker
J. E. Shaw
W. A. Sewell
Charles Burden
Cashmore
Women's Service
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Omaha and
Kansas“ City ‘Railroads
D. Ogden
Ogden
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