Gorman Brothers And J Workman Furnish Fine Music In Rochester
The Gorman brothers and J Workman presented a grand ball with Italian harp and violin music, drawing a large Rochester crowd. Duets The Blue Bells of Scotland and The Mocking Bird were well received as dancing continued into the night.
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Tribune
Rochester
Gorman Brothers
J. Workman
Mr. Gorman
Montana
Frank Gorman
James Workman
Scotland
Mocking Bird
Clyde Barry
Dr. Wilson
Twin Bridges
Helena
Rank Saubriot
Butte
Rochester Mercantile Co
Clara Moneyhan
Will Moneyhan
Scott Galbraith
Divide
George Galbraith
W. H. Wade
Dillon
Mr. Wade
E. 0. Means & Co
Mabel McMinn
Homer Rummans
John Wimpart
Hugo Freyhr
Nellie Lewis
Mare Wounded In Suspected Malicious Fire
Lima residents denounce a cowardly attack on Henry Fitter’s pet mare. The animal on his ranch four miles southeast was found with shotgun and rifle wounds, suggesting conflict with campers on the grounds. The note urges locals to help locate the perpetrators and bring them to justice.
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Urma
Henry Fitter
Dillon High School Opens With Strong Affiliation Across County
Dillon High School launches a promising year with 86 new pupils from diverse county communities. The 80-class curriculum spans English, math, Latin, science, and a reorganized commercial program led by Prof. Lewis. Facilities include modern science labs and English literature, and a county-wide support base backs a thorough college preparatory path. At year end, several students will graduate from the commercial course.
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Dillon High School
Beaverhead
Tate
U. S
Bausch & Lomb
Toepler- Holtz
National Educational Association
Lewis
Dillon School
Prof. Tyree
Josephine W. Holt
Elizabeth Hawley
J. . Tyree
F. L. Lewis
Commercial
Arthur Graeter
Gilbert
Irwin
Rich
Mamie MclIntosh
Eliz Selway
Erle Selway
School gains new high school as bonds near sale
Mamie Adams and Miss Bessie Tyree graduate in the scientific course. Bonds for the new high school are practically sold, signaling readiness for the 1902 opening. The existing school uses four rooms in the state normal building, and the new facility will expand capabilities.
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Mamie Adams
Bessie Tyree
State Normal
Four Fishermen Face String of Misfortunes and Calamity
Four fishermen George Marks Otto Benson William Davis and Joe Vogt suffered a bizarre accident when their tied animal spooked and dragged the haul breaking a neck animal fell between horses. In the same week Fritz Hart is recovering from a severe cut between the eyes after a hayloft fall. Mrs Reichle hosts visitors Mrs Keppler party from Butte. L G Woodside and John Cannon travel from Butte to Dillon.
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Fritz Hartwig
George Marks
Otto Benson
William Davis
Joe Vogt
Mr. Shimpt
Mr. Nichols
Buttes
Mrs. Keppler
Butte
Miss Lucy Ford and visitors at the Normal
Miss Lucy Ford visited the Normal on Monday. Rev. Cope spoke to the students on Monday. Enrolled students last week include Wm. H. Wilson of Helena Maude J. Jameison of Florence and Eva M. Le Rean of Helena. Reading from Eugene Field begins Friday morning. Miss Edna Squire visited several classes Wednesday morning.
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Lucy Ford
Rev. Cope
General X
Wm. H. Wilson
Helena
Maude J. Jameison
Florence
Eva M. le Rean
Eugene Field
Edna Squire
Local Social Notes From Dillon and Nearby Areas
Rev H F Cope returns from Great Falls. Geo Clark and wife plan a Missoula move. Dr E A Brooke and wife may relocate to Missoula. Woodmen hold a Dillon theater dance with Dillon orchestra. Nellie Page wed Blaisdell of Butte at Pageville home. Friends extend best wishes for a joyful marriage.
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Tprbone
Paanvinne
Excelsior Ranch
Mr. Blaisdell
Butte
Nellie Page
J. E. Burkhart
Miss Page
J. M. Page
Will Clark
Blaine
Leslie Utley
LeRoy Gilman
Laurin
Fred Macier
Floyd Burtch
Pageville Mercantile Company
Laura Marehall
Dillon
Arthur
Emeet Page
Edwin Utley
Camp Creek
Mr. Walcott
Mr. Prottz
Bridge
C. L. Utley
N. L. Page
George Wheat
Kate Dulles
Mae Burtch
Dingley
McCune
Dwight Bushnell
Madison
Ralph Bushnell
H. F. Cope
Great Falls
Geo. Clark
Missoula
E. A. Brooke
Woodmen
Dillon Theater
Pageville
Tripunz
Duke of Norfolk Gives Rich Gift at Strand Mass
In Sheffield, the Duke of Norfolk known for his unpretentious style gave a surprising donation at a midday mass near the Strand. After a plate miscount with sovereign coins, the donor smiled and told the collector they would let the mistake pass this time, revealing his identity.
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Grace
Norfolk
Sheffield
Strand
Duke of Norfolk
Tennessee coal mine policy spurs operators to praise reform
Five years after Tennessee began convict labor mining, East Tennessee operators denounce no injury from competition. They cite increased coal property investments and credit the state estate mines chief W. W. Nixon for success. Governors may not reappoint Nixon despite support.
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Tennessee
East Tennessee
Oal
W. W. Nixon
Nixon
Co-Operative Cooking Company Calls 10 Percent Assessment
Mille and her elderly uncle discuss the cooperative cooking firm. Mille reports receiving a circular from the secretary stating the company is in splendid condition and has called an assessment of 10 percent. The exchange clarifies that the assessment is akin to a dividend.
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Mille
Out at the track big events scheduled for Saturday and Sunday
The Dillon track hosts special cowboy and free for all races amid weather concerns. Lee Carter’s entry sparked a standstill in the cowboy race, six riders resigning. the race was declared off with a $50 purse. Races include trotting heats at 2:27 to 2:28 and dash events won by Royal, Tenny Berry, and Immodel.
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Dillon
Lee Carter
Carter
Honest John
Royal
Umatilla
Mutuala
D. O
Mutuals
Tenny Berry
Hamburg
Lia Belle B
May Tell
Immodel
Nimrod
Hamptonian
Padley
John Lenkendorfer
Sport
Charles Deputy
Spike
W. O. Orr
Dan
Dr. Mille
Frank Sebree
Frank Cooney
Jim
Dr. Breen
Violation enforcement notes from game warden visit
Henry Avare deputy game warden, formerly Silver Bow deputy sheriff, was in town this week off duty. He aided in suppressing game sales on the Butte market and secured several outside district arrests. Last week two Deer Lodge men paid fines and costs totaling 128.50 for damming the Big Hole River and snaring fish. Beav erhead county residents donated 80 to 90 dollars for Salvation Army harvest festival social work. Carr J. Trepert Scott H. Bassinard Dillon Mont.
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Henry Avare
Avare
Silver Bow
Butte
Deer Lodge
Big Hole
Rawlaton
Beaverhead County
Salvation Army
Carr. J
H. Bassinardwasghte
Dillon
Mont
Blood Elixir Promises Cure for All Blood Diseases
An advertisement claims Acker’s Blood Elixir improves complexion and health by curing blood diseases. Emphasizes that every bottle carries a positive guarantee sold by L. J. Williams’ Central Pharmacy.
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L. J. Williams
Central Pharmacy
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D. J. Malone
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