Dillon High School Fifth Commencement Held Next Tuesday
The Dillon High School will hold its fifth commencement exercises next Tuesday at 8 PM at the opera house. The program includes invocations, orations on Genius is Solitary and The Signs of the Times, musical solos by Mae Rich and others, a class prophecy, a vocal duet, a violin solo, and a diploma presentation by Hon. B F White with remarks by Principal H A Hall.
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Opera House
Cattermole
Czibalka
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Theo
Moses Dillon
Mae Rich
Ella Virden
Annie Laurie
Cyey
Mira
Lawrence Carolyne White
Wevers Mae Reinhardt
Katy Rife
Ganz
Rubinstein Maidie Rife
Edith Cashmore
Dagt
Kuckon
E.G. Cattermole
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F. M. ‘Thomas
Jennie Bishop
H. A. Hall
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F. White
Sequidilla
Carl Bohm Lillie Peterson
First floral offering of Utah to Montana at depot
A north bound passenger train arrived Sunday morning bearing a baggage car piled with lilac flowers. A large banner announced it as the first floral offering of Utah to Montana, and committees distributed the blooms to onlookers. The interior of the car was described as a perfect picture of business as the public tribute touched the Tribune office and hinted at Salt Lake City's July jubilee.
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Utah
Montana
Tribune
Salt Lake City
Pestering Pedlers Warned Against Inroads on Local Trade
In a warning from the Whitehall Zephyr the state faces a rise in migratory pedlers who undercut legitimate tradesmen. Merchants pay licenses and taxes, while pedlers avoid costs and disappear after a bad deal, prompting calls for strict laws to curb peddling.
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Whitehall Zephyr
Sheriff Padley Reclaims Wagon Linked to McArthur Case
May 13 report from Bozeman says Sheriff Padley and local officers seized a wagon tied to McArthur theft ring. County commissioner Z B Morgan had bought the wagon and will withhold surrender until proof McArthur stole it. Officers also recovered harness and other stolen items at Minor Berry's Pass Creek ranch, a noted McArthur rendezvous.
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Ringling Bros Presents Royal White Elephant at Dillon Show
Ringling Bros World’s Greatest Shows unveils a genuine Siamese royal white elephant named Keddah in Dillon Montana. The expedition to Bangkok and Siam involved vast costs and intrigue as managers secured the royal beast to headline the circus marvel. The albino elephant will be the crowning zoological feature of the exhibition opening in May.
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Overhauling a Wheel The Cost of Bicycle Repairs in New York
A table lists repair rates in first class shops in New York for 1896 bicycle maintenance. Aligning frame costs 1.50, new spokes 2.00 to 6.00, rims 2.50, bearings cleaning 2.50, punctures 0.50 to 0.75 per tube, vulcanizing 1.0, cementing tires 0.25, valve work 0.50, enameling 4.50 to 6.00, brake and handlebar service 1.00, sprocket/axle work and other parts priced individually. Prices reflect keeping a wheel nearly as good as new.
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New York
Deveas
Fednese
Through Montana to Lincoln on the Burlington Route
A correspondent notes three pivotal features of the Burlington trip from Montana to Chicago including the fast running time, a comfortable road bed, and courteous train officials. He observes Indian farming on Crow reserve lands, the Crow monument near Garryowen, and Edgemont’s new activity with ditches, quartz, and woolen mills. Lincoln and Omaha reveal modest Bryan home, eastern Nebraska floods, and Missouri River freshets. the piece reflects on western prosperity, irrigation theory, and Montana’s farmer prospects versus midwestern farms.
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Little Horn
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Garryowan Station
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Goose Creek
Kei
Badlang
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Edgemont
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Silvers Greati Champion
Abraham Lincoln
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Nebraska
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Omaha
Council Bluffs
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Queen and Court Ball in Rome Ends in Supper Room Crush
An Italian court ball described with the queen freely circulating among guests while the king chats with ministers. After a near stand by all ladies rose, and supper rooms opened to a chaotic rush. Twenty tables hold 20 couples, footmen struggle to restrain the crowd, ministers and ambassadors wait their turn, and witnesses compare the scene to a railway buffet. Two Swedish ladies watched in disbelief as others fainted or escaped to protect their attire.
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Marquis Visconti Venosta
San Francisco
Ladies Aid ice cream social raises funds for church
Special correspondence from Sherman reports an ice cream social at the Good Templars hall raising 42.05 for the M E church parsonage fund with large attendance and the Sherman Silver Cornet band providing free music. Upcoming socials are planned for June 5 and May 31st with thanks to helpers and bouquet sellers.
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M. E
Nellie Marshall
Jewel Bothwell
Douglas McCullum
Harry Hill
J. K. Hartt
Schulz Hotel
Joseph Glasser
Fire at State Orphans Home. hay stack burns near barn
About two o'clock Monday afternoon a blaze at the State Orphans home was fought by local Twin Bridges baseball players who arrived from practice and helped extinguish the fire. A hay stack burned alongside a barn, and damage was prevented by quick action. The fire is believed to have been started by a mischievous child.
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State Orphans’ Home
Twin Bridges
Legal Blanks and Forms Sold at l'aTBUNE Office
Readable notice notes legal blanks quartz location blanks and other form blanks kept on sale at the l a Tribune office in Dillon for public use.
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