Honor Roll for Winter Quarter 1088 Continued
The honor roll lists students earning more than two points per credit for the quarter and who completed fifteen or more credits in a normal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sda Madven
Regina Briggeman
Gold Creek
Ecensseesem
Weensemesesase
William Chance
Square Butte
Evendarnecces Eeeesesecenae
Helen Rice
Great Falls
Ramuel
W. F. Clutton
Wrevnsansenes
Georgia L. Thorson
Springdale
Lorraine Donaldson
Culbertson Posheoseee
Jeanette McGrade
Butte Pesessenene
Arvilla Rock
Red Lodge
Ewabscorenesseeceeenees
Elizabeth Arganbright
Moccasin Seeeee
Blythe Schenefelt
Eureka
Nevoenes
Chet Aes
Beth Dolan
Lloyd Joseph Smith
Dillon
Dell
Tmeee
Doris E. Genser
Kalispell
Hoyd R. Horton
Catherine Johannsen
Kevin
Ruth Oja
Geyser
Dola N. Taft
Genevieve Squires
Mervyn D. McKenzie
Richey
James E. Short
White Sulphur Springs
Vera J. Schulz
Twin Bridges
Howard Cashmore
Elsie Cunningham
Power
Fannie Taskila
Lucille Alexander
Butte
Secens
Ebba Andersen
Paeees
Dorothy Hildreth
Henry Stanley
Walkerville
Frederick Crouse
Emmi Markuson
Galata
Lucile Benjamin
Devon
Grayce V. Burley
Helen Binford
Farmington
Marie C. Gale
Anaconda
Thelma Gray
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Carol Wood
Libby
Charles D. Martin
Stanford
Mildred Schuler
Dillon Adeline Jarussi
Frances Boyee
Pauline Hammond
Dilton
Dorothy Klees
Stevensville
Margaret Lehwalder
Miriam Brown
Bonin
Frances Brown
Granite Falls
Minnesota
Edwin York
Lewistown
Lucy
Gilderoy
Jeanette Durocher
Malta
Evelyn Gibford
Darby
Flora Holden
Mary Marron
Ann Pissot
Arthur Soulsby
Bearcreek
Anthony Bramsman
Marie Greenup
Esirene Elfel
Somasereesesenan
Bessie Harrison
Seeaeresenoaneee
Sereresenwoweensenabieees
Irene McFadden
Dillon Georgiana Crouse
Dillon Anewerese
William Bates
Dillon Wesewersesewer
Seeeeeeeaer
Millard Cade
Worden Anata
Montana teachers receive $75 quarterly from retirement fund
Distribution of $18 000 to 178 former Montana teachers was ordered by the state teachers' retirement fund board. Each will receive $75 for the quarter, with two eligibles having withdrawn since the last allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
State Teachers’ Retirement Fund Board
City Commission Aims to Bar Old Saloon Vibe from Beer Establishments
The city commission expresses intent to keep beer establishments free of elements that resemble historic saloons, signaling a push for a modern, orderly alcohol scene. The move reflects efforts to regulate ambiance and maintain neighborhood standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Anniversary marks 18 years of church founding
The church celebrated its 18th anniversary with speakers including Mrs. F. E. Foote, Mrs. Louise Taylor, Mrs. B. E. Perkins, Miss Kate Lewis, and Professor R. B. Albright. Other charter member Mrs. Abbie Hansen lives in California. The Sunday night program looked at past, present, and future, with special music and a fellowship supper at the Baptist Cottage. Large crowds attended all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Foote
Dillon
Louise Teylor
BE. C. Perkins
Kate Lewis
R. B. Albright
Foote
Abbie Hansen
California
R.o.shannon
G. T. Paul
Sheldon E. Davis
Dysart Gowan
Baptist Cottage
Baptist Aid Society
McNinch Dies in Oklahoma, Funeral Held in Lima
G McNinch of Oklahoma dies last Wednesday. The funeral was Friday at Lima with Rev J A Meeke of Grace Methodist Episcopal church in Dillon officiating. Interment followed in Lima cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNinch
Oklahoma
Lima
J. A. Meeke
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Dillon
Lima Cemetery
Freshman Named Queen of Carnival
Marie Knox and Marguerite Collins served as train bearers and pianist for the coronation. The coronation committee included Beatrice Bayers Rosalie Brown Dorothy Bangs Dorothy Perkins and Helen Hoern ing. Friday night featured the girls orchestra a comedy sketch by Philip Gauchay and Harrison Kellum a Gay Nineties portrayal by the boys glee club directed by Mary Schoenborn a bathing beauty contest by the B club and dances led by Georgia Metlen with Smithy’s orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Knox
Marguerite Collins
Beatrice Bayers
Rosalie Brown
Dorothy Bangs
Dorothy Perkins
Helen Hoerning
Girls’ Orchestra
Philip Gauchay
Harrison Kellum
Boys’ Glee Club
Mary Schoenborn
B Club
Georgia Metlen
Smithy
Dillon First In State To Quaff Legal Beer Next Friday
Wednesday officials announced that Montana Mercantile Co. has been issued a wholesalers permit and will sell beer in Dillon within the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana Mercantile Co
Old Beer-Drinking Terms Dusted Off for Moderns
A glossary of beer terms explains Lager as the dominant pre prohibition US beer and Pilsener type, Ale as British with higher alcohol, Porter and Stout definitions, Suds as slang, Seidel Schooner Stein and related measures, and everyday items like Growler and Pony used in beer culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Half and Half Beer Ponders in Local Market
A small keg and a Half and Half drink mix of light and dark beer available locally. The term Profit prompts a German equivalent phrase Here’s how while Gesundhelit is noted as health in German.
Emerick and McFadden Win City Staff Seats in Dillon Election
In Dillon voters chose Emerick for treasurer with 193 votes to 16 for incumbent Bulger. One new alderman, Ward 3 winner W R Stinson with 29 votes, others: H M Brundage first ward L B Phillips second ward A F Waldorf fourth ward, all unopposed. Mayor-elect Emerick, a former county assessor and real estate dealer, becomes Dillon’s fourteenth mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Bulger
W. RE. Stinson
Glen Decker
Dan Little
H. M. Brundage
L. B. Phillips
A. F. Waldorf
Cuts Approved for University Restructuring Plan
The board adopted Chancellor M A Brannon's plan for running the Greater University after July 1. Dr H H Swain becomes executive secretary of the board of education at 3800 dollars yearly. A university executive council will include the six unit presidents. An annual appropriation of 6000 dollars is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service and Experiment Station
Law School
the State University
Dillon Elks Dance Set At Armstead
Armstead hosts an Elks Lodge dance with the Dillon Elks as guests in a popular annual event. The Armstead affair, planned for Saturday night April 15, features the Elks orchestra and promised special entertainment, following prior successes of the lodge dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Montana
Glendive
O. T. Halsey
Miles City
Andem Bros
Terry
Charles Krug
Paul Maccoroski
Olanda
Vernie Jones
Montana
Armstead
Elks
Elks’ Orchestra
Champions Honored At Banquet By Normal College Team
Dr R D Curry praised Dillion's high class champions and presented a plaque. J C Wedum thanked the team for sportsmanship and victories. Dr Sheldon E Davis lauded athletic and scholastic achievements noting two on the honor roll. Coach Brick Breeden spoke of incidents on the trip and introduced players Shirley Callahan Floyd Vandergift Emery Rouse Bill Bates Rayburn Thompson and Gayle Anderson. Senator George M Melton ex-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Curry
Dillon
J.C. Wedum
Sheldon E. Davis
Brick Breeden
Shirley Callahan
Floyd Vandegrift
Emery “Rouse
Bill Bates
Rayburn Thompson
Gayle Anderson
Hollywood Camera Men Take Film
Hollywood cameramen traveled to Wisdom for a film shoot in icy conditions. Article notes pilots Bert Mooney and Robert Blake, Big Hole sheepman Tom Schultz, and local staff from Hollywood and Butte. The crew filmed local spots while commenting on climate and altitude challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Wisdom
Bert Mooney
The
Aircraft Corporation of
Butte
Tom Schultz
Big Hole
California
Pete Smith
Jack Draper
Bill Clothier
Robert Blake
Wisdom Cafe
Hollywood
Black Draper
Pete Clark
Robert Blare
Bill Fritz
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General Motors
Dillon Furniture Co
F. J. Michel
Valley County
Glasgow
Red
Milk River
Roosevelt
John J. Holmes
Leon Choquette
State Land Department
House
D Department
Kalispell Malting and Brewing Company
Flathead County
Ed R. Gay
Missoula
Aber
State University
Bozeman
G. McNinch
Schlitz
Becco
Dillon Bottling Works
Emerick, McFadden and Gruwell
NEW City Staff
State Orphans’ Home
State Board
G. H. Davey
M. A. Brannon
Ike
Emerick Wiser
Dillon Elks
Butte Lodge
George M. Melton
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