Editorial and Business Letters Address Dillon Examiner
All letters related to the editorial department or business management of the Dillon Examiner should be directed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1921
Page
7
All letters related to the editorial department or business management of the Dillon Examiner should be directed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
Frank Keenan portrays two brothers in a Pathe feature shown at the high school next Friday. One brother is harsh and selfish, the other kind and reformative after twenty years in prison. The film follows their mill world and a hopeful ending with Keenan directing and a strong supporting cast including Wallace McDonald Ruth Langston and Gertrude Clair.
Beavorhead County High School reports 235 students for 1919 20, up from 160, a new record. Forty enrolled January 27 include pupils from distant regions, with Moisis Bernardo among Philippine Islands students. The school emphasizes modern methods and strong commercial courses attracting graduates and rural youth.
Serafin Liapon and Santiagos de Leon note that students from all parts of the United States come to Montana and Dillon because they believe the local school is better than in their hometowns. They urge continued strong efforts.
Whitehall seconds beat BC High School 9 6 in a hard fought game with Bryan starring and Lee Williams top for the locals. Twin Bridges second team won 19 11 signaling a strong effort by Foster and Hum melt on the forward line. Verna Sessions wed R C Simpson of Roundup surprise students.
The 120 by 120 foot M on a volcanic hill west of town stands five hundred feet above the Beaverhead river. Conceived by the 1919 Normal college class, about four hundred dollars funded by that class was used to place rocks and mark the site with planning by Professor Wiseman.
School trainees under Mr Frye completed a whitewash task on a hillside letter with rocks found locally. Total cost under $100, leaving over $300 in fund balance for future yearly upkeep. Visiting hours set for junior high parents with refreshments and a teacher conference follow. Enrollment up 76 from last year. kindergarten growth continues. Rev C H Burrill visits, plans vacation Bible school and speaks on teacher training.
J C Brenner a noted stockman from Horse Prairie traveled to Butte and noted heavy snowfall in his area. He cites the Bloody Dick watershed as a major Beaverhead irrigation source, suggesting a strong snowpack for the coming irrigation season.
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindnesses shown during our bereavement. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Ace Kenison, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. A C Bond, Mr. and Mrs. W H Wilson, and Miss Bernice Wilson.
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