Remy Pleads Not Guilty in Montana Murder Case
Camille F. Remy enters a not guilty plea before Judge Smith in Helena. Trial set to begin Jan 2 in district court for the murder of W. J. Oliver. The defense challenged the information but the motion was overruled as the state proceeds with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille F. Remy
Wason Oliver
Smith
Helena
Anaconda Standard
W. J. Oliver
L.J. Goodman
C. B. Nolen
la Croix
Remy
Horsky
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of Montana
Wolf Creek
Oliver
W. M. Oliver
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Camille Frederick Remy
Vancouver
Montana
Mackenzie & Mann Company
Bridge
Battleford
Remy Camille
Bank of
Graham
Wallace
Montreal
Pearls Found in Oyster Stew at Presbyterian Supper
Water Commissioner Arthur Badcon found two pearls in a bowl of oyster stew at a church supper last Friday evening. Estimated worth is several dollars per pearl. Dr. Martin, pastor, jokes about patrons getting their money's worth as news spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Badcon
Martin
Presbyterian Church
Badcon
Farmers Institute December Meetings at Dillon and Dell
Bulletin No. 2 outlines the winter 1905 06 farmers institute dates in Beaverhead county with speakers from Bozeman Helena and Como. Profs Cooley and Tannatt discuss insect pests irrigation canal methods and storage reservoirs while Mr Harlan covers diversified farming and fruit growing. Dr McClure reviews US Bureau of Animal Industry work and livestock diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institutes
Farmers’ Institute
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Dell
R. A. Cooley
E. T. Tannatt
Agricultural College
Bozeman
S. W. McC
Montana
Harlan
McClure
Helena
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Normal College Notes Highlight Socials and Talks
Will Chapman hosted friends at his home last Saturday evening. Miss Watt moved to Dillon from near Great Falls to work at the Normal. Prof. Monroe gave a Weather Forecasting talk to the assembly. Senator and Mrs. Kennedy visited their ill daughter Hazel in Dillon. A reception at the M E church was planned for this evening. The Forsyth girls hosted home friends then others for a general good time. Y W C A will be led by Dr. Tilden next Sunday. Miss Carson spoke on The Eternal in the Temporal to an appreciative audience. Halloween festivities brought usual fun last Tuesday as Juniors planned for Seniors who left before the dinner hour. Swings were left on campus and may provide amusement in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Watt
Dillon
Great Falls
Prof
Monroe
Kennedy
Hazel
Forsyth
Dr. Tilden
Montana
Mr Conway
Foote
Mr. Conway
Stirting High School
Prof. Potter
Normal College entertainment course promises unusual appeal
The Normal College entertainment series for this season showcases Bertha Kunz Baker and Elias Day with a new Ulysses interpretation by Professor S H Clark of the University of Chicago. A celebrated concert troupe and two additional acts are planned with low prices, season tickets at three dollars, and half price for pupils. First show is Madam Baker on Saturday Nov 11, with reserved-seat sales starting Thursday at Jasper Nelson’s. Services at the Baptist church next Sunday feature Dr Horace W Tilden presenting The Voluntary Spirit in the morning and The Courage of Faith in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Bertha Kunz Baker
Elias Day
Stephen Phillips
Ulysses
S. H. Clark
University of Chicago
Clark
Butte
Helena
United States
Madam Baker
Jasper Nelson
the Baptist Church
Horace W. Tilden
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Tilden
Chamouni
Carson
the Normal
Mary Kellett
Butte High School
Flag Raising At Beaverhead High Inspires Patriotism
A Monday flag raising at Beaverhead County Free High School featured a gift flag by George B. Conway, with "Old Glory" hoisted atop the school. Lt. Gov. Edwin Norris delivered a patriotic address praising duty, unity, and the nation's founders, as students and town officials joined in songs and cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Dr. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Montana
City Council Holds Regular Meeting Actions and Protests
The city council met in regular session with all members present. Fines totaling 730 dollars were collected in October, 500 of which were for gambling. Permits were issued for saloons to several applicants, a frame building move and shed enlargements approved, and a protest over Stahl addition property vacation referred to the street committee. The Shakespeare club may alter the Carnegie library basement, the Montana Concrete Construction debt assigned to the bank, sewer work valued at 3089.60 dollars with 85 percent approved, and 57 feet of sidewalk plus fences and misaligned walks ordered corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kunzman
R. Wbammer
Gooch & Dolan
Charles Melton
H. J. Selway
Dillon Theatre
McLaren Blacksmith Shop
Idaho Street
McFadden
Stahl Addition
Dillon Realty Company
Shakespeare Club
Carnegie Library
Ben Hager
Reeder Street
Rife Street
Treasure State Exhibits Shine At Illinois State Fair
The Montana Irrigated Land Company exhibition from Bozeman wowed Illinois visitors at Springfield earning blue ribbons. Miss Montana Meyers of Livingston led the Montana display praised by farmers for showcasing state products including watermelons plums and peaches. The fair awarded Montana the top outside state exhibit while a Montana piano drew attention at the booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Irrigated Land Company
Bozeman
Montana
Springfield
Montana Meyers
Livingston
Meyers
Dillon
Normal College
Livingston Enterprise
Illinois
Committee On Awards
North Dakota
Morse Wins Medal for Oats and Barley Exhibit
J E Morse, noted northwest oats and barley raiser, receives a Louisiana Purchase Exposition diploma and a gold medal for his World's Fair display. The description details the diploma design with Columbia and France symbols, a 21 by 24 inch sepia diploma, and the gold medal minted by the U S Government Mint in Philadelphia weighing about 3.5 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Morse
Northwest
Walter B. Stevens
Exposition Company
St. Louis
Morse
Columbia
France
Louisiana
Napoleon
Union
Louisiana Territory
Louisiana Purchase
United States
Philadelphia
Musical Recital at St James Church Next Friday Evening
Organ recital by Prof E S Luce with Mrs Luce Prof Robbins and St James choir at St James Episcopal church. A special program includes Lefebure Wely and Haydn works with an audience offering to support the choir. Recital begins at 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Luce
the Normal
Robbins
St. James Choir
Episcopal Church
Batritone
Lefebure Wely
Verdure
Ecugeie Petenoe
Haydn
Batiste
Eugene Thayer
America
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Johnson
George Metlen
Als J. B. Poindexte
G. Albers
George Mittle Pebe
Eels
C. W. Conger
French Bros Pease Nes
Mont
Mercantiue
Reese
Pat Phillips
Wm. Clark
Expressman
McFadden Sr
Frank Birrer
Bert Williams
Dillon Lumber
Ce Normal College
Will Chapman
M. E. Church
COURS
Gov
Norris
Beaverhead High School
Edwin Norris
Conway
Mr. Norris
Russia
Japan
South
C. P. Thomas
Shakespear Club
Montana Concrete Construction Company
First National Bank
Wenner
J W. Morton Epeenner
Renee
F. C. Kress
Ear
Anne
Frank Howell
A. L. Badcon
Ain
L. Stone
Menennee
Cc. C. Barnett
Dillon Tribune
Homer Harrison
H. H. Brown Noreen
Rocky Mountain Bell Tel. Co
Dart Hardware Company
Treasure State
Illinios State Fair
Katherine Leonard
Deer Lodge
Mrs. Hanson
J. Lemmens
Scotson Clark
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