7A's champion marbles mark end of Dillon school year
The Dillon Public Schools marquee celebrates a 7A victory in marbles and a year end party led by Marie DeJohn. Students recall birthday celebrations, new entrants Erma Horton and Adeline Roeske, and a classroom count of 45 in 7A. Teachers and guests host games, poems, and a serving of refreshments in the gym and lunchroom while pupil teachers take over classes for the week.
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Marie DeJohn
Helga Anderson
Erma Horton
Adeline Roeske
Dillon School D P S News and Literary Efforts
The 8A Class under Mrs. H D Black will contribute a half column weekly to the Examiner with compositions poems and school notices. Staff includes Helga Anderson Dorothy Caverly reporters Tommy Holtz Gladys Burgess Tommy Luebben Margaret Bidatrup Judson Best Lillian Lane Leonard Baird.
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Dillon Public School
H.D. Black
Examiner
Helga Anderson
Dorothy Caverly
Tommy Holtz
Gladys Burgess
Tommy Luebben
Margaret Bidatrup
Judson Best
Lillian Lane
Leonard Baird
First Annual Marble Tournament Determination
The first annual marble tournament for the boys held over the last week of March and first week of April featured 56 participants. Six finalists were named James Prelat John Price Durwood Moore Harold Mori Frank Moore and William Kajin. Durwood Moore and John Price tied for first and played a deciding match. Moore won and Price took second. Both players belong to the 7A class.
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James Prelat
John Price
Durwood Moore
Harold Mori
Frank Moore
William Kajin
Nature of the Observance Theme Sermon in Triumph Day
In Triumph Day morning services a public reception of members and celebration of Baptism and The Lord's Supper will occur with the sermon during communion. The church school session is at 10:00 a.m. A property auction notice appears for May 20 at 10:00 a.m. with bidding closing when the last bid is made and payment by the highest bidder.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Gilbert €. Carter
Gilbert C. Carter
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Idaho St
Dillon
George T. Banks
Department of the Interior
U. S
Great Falls
Maren Christensen
Prin. Meridian
Fred Rife
Bentete
Bertal’ Na Ogseseeh
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Ferny Artemisia Sacrorum Viridis Grows Taller Than Ferns
The summer fir Artemisia sacrorum viridis provides handsome ferny foliage used in bouquets. A packet of seeds yields ample supply with plants spaced to reach three to five feet. The foliage is as useful as a fern and requires few plants.
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