Seasons Greetings From Pres Dono
Readable parts show a holiday greeting attributed to Pres Dono. The message emphasizes season cheer with repeated wishes and a festive tone. No further verifiable event details are present.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1927
Page
7
Readable parts show a holiday greeting attributed to Pres Dono. The message emphasizes season cheer with repeated wishes and a festive tone. No further verifiable event details are present.
The South Dakota Scouts plan to use the oldest cabin in Tack Hills once a meeting place of miners. Fifty years ago Horatio Trose’s Black Hills discoveries sparked the gold rush. The troop repaired the cabin and added a porch and windows, noting many cabins nearby for hikes.
A new Scout troop will be formed at Holy Savior church Meaderville next week with Laces Ihelich and Frankie Monahan leading. Father Vienathan approved the setup after a year of planning and training for the Scoutmaster and assistant Scoutmaster. The leaders expect a strong group of regular boys and anticipate early activity in the local troop.
Beginning next Friday Meigh will depart the Charville car line at 4 o clock each Friday afternoon taking the first scouts who register at headquarters to camp and returning them to Duane Place on Saturdays. Scouts wishing to spend weekends at camp must report at Scout headquarters during the week to receive transportation cards.
The note invites Scouts to enjoy unlimited outdoor activities at Lowlands with a warm bunkhouse for cooking and sleeping. It encourages joining Camp i fonen every weekend and promises broad opportunities for all kinds of outdoor pursuits.
The Scout office prepares to move into new quarters in the county courthouse on the first floor. Scouts expect the new headquarters to be among the nicest in the state. They plan to complete the move after Wednesday.
The Pontiac troop highlights Christmas baskets aid with 29 scouts volunteering valuable service. Leaders praise scouting spirit and urge continued efforts. Dayton notes reporters may be lax and calls for active troop participation in next week's column.
A Butte community piece urges strong men 40 plus to volunteer as Scoutmasters citing a missed uniform purchase and slow recruitment. It emphasizes leadership as a badge of real manhood and calls for more responsible men to mentor boys through weekly meetings and training programs.
An article outlines a roop meeting indoor track meet with novelty events for boys. Activities include yard dash with a prune, balloon shot put, quadruped race, feather blow relay, hammer throw with a bag, grin contest, long whistle endurance, eating crackers race, standing bread jump and treasure hunt race. Scoring mirrors a regular track meet.
One week from Monday, the court of honor will meet as the newly organized section invites Scouts to complete tests and advance in rank. John Boardman reports readiness and urges all who intend to appear to have their T books submitted to headquarters by noon next Saturday.
Troop 13 appoints Le J Merrill as new Scoutmaster and schedules a first meeting at Floral Park Community church at 7:80 on Tuesday January 3. Troop 5 adds five or six live-wire Scouts, improving activity and participation in inter troop events. Troop 4 led by Boo Hanns notes winter camp with cooking, sleighing, skiing and skating.
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