Follies Visit By Butte Group At Local Week
London Follies seen in Butte by Geneva Baker Blanche Garland Evalyn Lloyd Ophelia Lloyd and Ruth Innes. Also notes include two newborns a boy to Frank Helm at the Dillon hotel and a girl to Leo Talent in the city. T. E. Gilbert county attorney spent days in Helena on legal business. Rube Boatman, former Centennial valley rancher, visited Dillon last week. he now ranches near Clinton.
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Geneva Baker
Blanche Garland
Evalyn Lloyd
Ophelia Lloyd
Ruth Innes
Butte
London
Frank Helm
Dillon Hotel
Helena
T. E. Gilbert
Dillon
Rube Boatman
Centennial Valley
Mr. Boatman
Clinton
Card of Thanks from Streit Maw and Young families
We thank the neighbors and friends for the kindness and assistance shown during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. J B Streit, Mr and Mrs F H Maw, Mr and Mrs E E Young.
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Streit
F. H. Maw
E. E. Young
Notable Health Return From Hot Springs Visit
A person returned from Hot Springs Arkansas after months there for health reasons and shows marked improvement.
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Arkansas Hot Springs
Ban On Cheek To Cheek Dancing At School
Etiquette and social committee and student association officers decide to ban cheek to cheek dancing at the high school. Offenders lose future dances and ribbons. Jay Cosgrove to enforce the new rule with full committee backing.
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Jay Cosgrove
Knudson
Alan Smith
Aston Lloyd
Anabelle Desmond
Bernice Hirschman
Frank Sweeney
Jack Leimert
June Blair
Obed Shaw
Albert Dullenty
Daisy Moran
H. S. News
Plans for Normal College Summer Session 1922
The Normal College summer school opens June 19 for nine weeks continuing last year’s layout. Certificate subjects are offered with multiple class sections to avoid conflicts. Most regular college subjects will be available and many certificate holders plan to pursue a diploma. Regular entrance and advanced standing exams will be held for those without completed high school or with unclear college records.
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State Board of Education
University of Montana
Normal College
Normal College Index
Dillon Wins Again From Twin Bridges Basketball Battle
Last Tuesday Dillon defeated Twin Bridges 31 to 25 in a cold barn game. Dillon led 18 to 7 at halftime before bringing in the second string as Twin Bridges rallied, with Ted Oliver excelling in the second half and Marion Davis earning fame in a stocking cap.
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Knudson
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Ted Oliver
Marion Davis
Local boys shine in hotel eating contest and jitney mishaps
Marion laments ear cap as Andy Smith places second in a local championship catch-as-catch-can eating contest at the coach’s expense. Melvin Smith wins narrowly over leaders, Monk Cashmore third. Afterward the team returns to the city to study. Three accidents noted including two jitney blowouts and trouser injuries from a nail. Coach Knudson hopes for quick recovery.
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Marion
Andy Smith
Melvin Smith
Monk Cashmore
Knudson
Leimert
H. S. News
Savings accounts found in training school students
A November survey in a training school found 54 percent of pupils had savings accounts totaling 12 700.21 with divisions by grade and war stamps worth about 11 036.50 held. Thrift campaigns are planned to engage the 56 percent without accounts.
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Irwin
NorMal College Index
Senior Annex Goes Adopts Lockers For Upper Class
The senior annex adopted a locker system replacing fixed seating. Seniors and juniors will report to assigned classrooms at noon and morning, then return to assembly or recitation after the bell. The change adds space for about seventy more students and was made before the freshmen arrived for the second semester.
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H. 9. News
Enrollment for Winter Quarter Increases
The winter quarter enrollment on January 11 reached 215 with 39 men. Forty-seven students left after fall term while 51 not in attendance in fall had enrolled. Gross enrollment for 1921-1922 was 262 and may reach 225 to 230 this quarter.
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Normal College Index
Schoolhouse Serves as Community Hub For Many Activities
The training school buildings host a wide range of community use beyond their original purpose. Orchestras, Shakespeare Club, church groups, dancing classes, Mothers' Club, lectures, penmanship and art exhibits share the facilities with other entertainments, illustrating their central role in local life.
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Normal College Index
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