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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1930

Page

6

Dillon Public School 8A Class Start Weekly News Column

The 8A class under Mrs H D Black begins a weekly half column for the Examiner. Readings poems and compositions from primary and intermediate grades will appear along with faculty notices Junior High programs and school news items. Staff includes Helga Anderson editor Dorothy Caverly assistant editor and reporters Tommy Holtz Gladys Burgess Tommy Luebben Margaret Bidstrup Judson Best Lillian Lane Leonard Baird.

Dillon Public School H. D. Black Examiner Helga Anderson Dorothy Caverly Tommy Holtz Gladys Burgess Tommy Luebben Margaret Bidstrup Judson Best Lillian Lane Leonard Baird

Beaverhead District 10 Schools Organized in Four Departments

In Beaverhead County District No. 10 the E schools are organized into four departments housed in two buildings. The new building houses the kindergarten and primary grades one to three while the old training school hosts the intermediate grades four to six and the junior high grades seven and eight. Administrators note a junior high class is taking on a project to inform citizens about leading school activities districtwide.

Beaverhead County

Montana girls pick bluebird as state bird

The Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs asked children to name a state bird. Dillon students favored the bluebird, with the meadowlark and robin as second and third choices. A Grade 8 class listed grammar test mistakes such as armies, feminine and masculine forms, neuter gender, and plurals like dozens eggs and alumnuses.

Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs Montana Dillon

Beans and skating fuel recipe feature

A nostalgic recipe and crowd friendly idea describes heating baked beans over a shore fire for skaters. It adds Parmesan garnished beans with onions pimiento pepper and sweet gherkins, suggesting making extra for a hearty crowd. The piece blends casual cooking with winter sport gatherings.

School News And Class Elections From 7B To 8A

Readable excerpts show 7B and 8A officers elected for the coming year with 7B noting absences. 8A highlights include graduation events, speeches, a fern gift, and a reception. Athletic news reports D J A S team suits, recent wins, and an upcoming game at Twin Bridges.

Fragmentary Cheerful Verse Note

A garbled excerpt shows person names and poetic lines about life dreams and happiness. The readable fragment mentions Edith and Brwin Chrigtngern with phrases about dreaming boats and singing life’s cares away. The text is unspecific and contains misspellings and incomplete names.

Rich People at Hartwig theatre stars Toomey and Ames

The Hartwig theatre presents Rich People next Sunday featuring Regis Toomey in a Paramount loan and Robert Ames in the leading male role. Edward H. Griffith directs with a cast that includes Mahlon Hamilton John Loder Ilka Chase and more. A. A. Kline adapted Jan Gelzer's novel with Ralph Block as supervisor.

Saace Bennett Pathe Hartwig Theatre Regis Toomey Paramount Robert Ames Gloria Swanson A. A. Kline Jan Gelzer Ralph Block

Reichle Notes Local Movements and School Reopens

Reichle notes list outfit oats on the spur at Glen to house the telephone crew. Miss Catherine Finnegan resumes teaching Reichle school this week. Mrs Nick Adders made a business trip to Butte. Mr Jim Campbell visited Dillon from the Shady Glen hotel. Mr Matt Polish runs a saw mill near Dillon and spent a few days with his family.

Glen Catherine Finnegan Reichle Nick Adders Butte Jim Campbell Dillon Tuesday Shady Glen Matt Polish Dillon

Beanitner’s plea for return from small investment

Fragmentary Dillon Hxamiler note suggests Beanitner seeks return of funds from a small investment. Details are unreadable, including dates, parties, and terms, but the core idea involves recovery of money invested. Further readable text needed for precise summary.

Tanlac Proves Effective for Ten-Year Ailments

Local shoppers flock to Tanlac with loud praise from druggists and customers alike. J. L. Kine reports ten years of stomach trouble and morning rheumatism resolved, digestion improved, and pain gone. The ad touts Tanlac as a real medicine backed by a guarantee and urges readers to buy at druggists.

J. L. Kine Tanlac Taniac

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