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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
9
Stored record from September 20, 1902 in Dillon Montana shows editorial and business mail guidance. The text notes second class matter under the 1879 act and addresses for the Dillon Examiner editorial department.
Trustees plan December 9 meeting at the county superintendent's office. Carnival set for Friday and Saturday. Thanksgiving game closed season. team gained rich experience despite weak financial returns. Chernviaysky Trio to perform Saturday at the public school auditorium. tickets at Thomas Book Store. Coal dwindles but should last the week. Miss Herrick visited. dormitory plans evolve from home management data. Credit for quality work reduces A grades versus other schools. Minstrels by junior high on Friday to benefit the Red Cross. 25 cent admission. Primary assembly by Miss Baillie and Miss King’s classes. Thirteenth week of school. holidays Dec 23 to Jan 6. Seven rooms at 100 percent Red Cross enrollment. progress banners planned. Several faculty visited out of town for Thanksgiving. dormitory hosts dinner. New school excavation near complete despite cold.
The Training School faculty members Miss Stufft Miss Troxell Mr Wiseman and Mr Finch attended the State Teachers association in Helena last week. Miss Phillips was elected an officer for next year and Miss Stufft and Mr Finch appeared on the program. Miss Montieth new home economics assistant arrived in Dillon Sunday and began her work.
Thanksgiving activities feature residents visiting relatives and jury duty in Dillon. Recounted items include Miss Bertha West from Salt Lake, J M Burt and L Russell on land matters, J L Lewis and J C Wall's Dillon business, and Delta Lodge dance with the Little Orchestra. Others note Truax moving to a ranch, Merion Merrell visiting Lima, and S W Vance visiting Idaho Falls.
The double funeral of Charles Gilbertson and Andrew Snitzer was held last Wednesday at the Norwegian Lutheran church in Kalispell with Rev. P. C. Danielson officiating. Both men had moved from Canada in July, lived in the same house with their families, and worked for the same logging company where canned goods led to ptomaine poisoning. Interment was in Conrad Memorial cemetery.
A plot to hold up County Treasurer C. T. Puckett of Silver Bow county last Saturday night was stopped when a potential leader was identified and Sheriff O Rourke and deputies acted quickly. The plan reportedly hinged on cash and paper totaling 300000 and 200000 respectively.
WANTS AND OFFERS LOST three head of cattle three head of cattle including two 2 year old heifers one roan one light red and one dark red yearling steer all branded on right rib. Roan heifer branded on right hip with underbite on right ear. Reward five dollars per head. Information leading to recovery to J S Banks Box 35 Dillon Montana.
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