Beaverhead County High School Set To Open Seventh Year
Beaverhead County high school enters its seventh year with strong growth anticipated. The board and faculty earned county taxpayers’ thanks for an excellent campus and equipment. Prof L R Foote and Prof Fish lead expanded agricultural and commercial programs, with high standards, medals, and classwork pushing toward top state ranks. New features include an intensive two year general then two year commercial sequence and a 125 words per minute writing standard for graduation.
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Beaverhead County
Montana
L. R. Foote
Thas
Fish
Shipped Horses From Dillon To Seattle Promise Large Drafts
Fred W. Carter of Southern Montana, president and general manager of Carter Contracting and Hauling, bought a carload of 1600 to 2000 pound draft horses in Dillon. The herd, praised as top quality, was rested in Butte yards before a Seattle trip, averaging over 300 per animal and totaling 4040 pounds for the largest team.
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Fred W. Carter
Southern
Montana
Butte
Seattle
Anaconda Standard
Carter Contracting and Hauling Company
Mr. Carter
Dillon
C. A. Smith
Miss Jean Bishop Leaves for Boston Conservatory
Miss Jean Bishop departed today to study at the Boston Conservatory of Music for the coming year.
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Miss. Jean. Bispoh
Boston
The
Conservatory of Music
Sleep ended on rails Loucks killed by southbound train
John R. Loucks longtime Dillon resident died after being struck by a southbound passenger train Sunday evening. Coroner Walker’s inquest noted Loucks drank heavily Saturday night into Sunday, then walked along the track toward the Blacktail bridge before lying beside the rails. Engineer Ed Hughes stopped the train after seeing the man, but Loucks sustained fatal head injuries. He died about twenty five hours later.
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John R. Loucks
Dillon
Walker
Loucks
Chris Snyder
Fair Grounds
Snyder
Ed. Hughes
Fall Term Opens at Montana State Normal College
The Montana State Normal college opened the fall term with enrollment higher than any previous opening. Miss Alice Hopper was elected supervisor of training, replacing Mrs. Squire, and arrives after notable work in education. Regular classes began Wednesday as students from Bozeman Butte Helena Livingston Great Falls Anaconda and Dillon enrolled.
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Montana State Normal College
Alice Hopper
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Iowa
Helena
East
Ypsilanti
Oswego
New York
Teachers’ College
New York City
Winship
Boston
O’shea
Wisconsin
Young
State Superintendent of Schools
Harmon
H. H. Swain
Miss Hopper
Karl Reidelsberger
School of Music
Luce
Dillon
Normal College
Eleanor Schmidt
Jessie Brown
Emily Brown
Edna Ketchum
Margaret Burke
Theo Smith
Merle Davis
Marysville
Gail
Beuschlein
Anna Larson
Anna Devine
Helen de L. Mayger
Livingston
Myrtle Senior
Julia Morrell
Clara Kermode
Mrs. Poorman
Great Falls
Esther L. Powers
Anna Powers
Elizabeth Hogarty
Mayme McGorrin
Anacon
Montana CAME LAWS Open season set for elk and deer
Montana game season opens Sept 1 as Dillon sportsmen hunt in sloughs and hills. Licenses cost $1 for residents with new rules allowing written applications. Non residents pay license fees and minors under 14 require supervision. Open season Sept 1 to Dec 1 for most game. deer till Dec 15. Elk limit per person noted.
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Montana
Dillon
Justices of the Peace
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South Pasadena
California
Lovell Ranch
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