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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1918
Page
7
The notice states the publication will continue regular mailings to subscribers until a formal order to stop is issued and all arrears are paid.
Up to noon yesterday the Normal training school children purchased thrift stamps totaling $1,928.20. Four hundred twenty seven pupils bought stamps, representing 73.6 percent of the school's total attendance. In the ungraded room all pupils responded fully. The following table is of interest.
Mabel Hungate spent weekend at her Dell home after leaving Friday evening. Mamie Barry returned to school Monday after missing days due to her sister's illness. Vera Tash Haz el Lundy and Alfreda Williamson visited friends at the dormitory Sunday afternoon. Nellie Burke left Saturday to attend her brother’s funeral in Arizona. Senior class were entertained Saturday evening at Dr. Garver’s home. Alva Mueller and Helen Manion traveled to Butte for the weekend and returned Monday. Professor McBain gave a lecture on Conservation during convocation Wednesday. second of a three part series.
Lost items from a Melrose ranch include cattle brands and ear tags with rewards offered for information. Found items noted include a gold filled Waltham watch and a solid gold bracelet with initials. A ranch for rent is advertised via Mrs. Joseph Heavy in Dylan, Montana.
The English department adds a citizenship class for September 1917 freshmen after completing current work. Miss Hawkinson leads the new class while the girls' quartet and glee clubs expand. Basketball injuries, new orchestra members, and 18 freshmen enrollments are noted along with Red Cross talks, YWCA address, and a stock judging trip by the animal husbandry class.
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