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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1923
Page
9
From The Normal College Index this piece urges attention to library overcrowding at the State Normal College. It invites readers to visit the library as a summer student and observe crowded study tables, standing by windows, and students sitting on the floor between shelves seeking a vacant seat.
Miss Hynes comes from Malone New York as guest at Mr and Mrs Frank Caskin. Mrs Pried arrives from Malad Utah visiting brother Henry Gleed after many years. Mrs I G Conn from Riverside Town visits brother Jay B Holtz. Mrs Laura Scott spent last Saturday in Dillon. Mrs L J Potter Miss Dorothy Potter and Miss Margaret Roe motor to Ogden and Utah towns. Miss Henrietta Jones vacationing at Jones ranch near Twin Bridges then to Anaconda to Gerald Jones. Miss Mildred Jackson spent last week in Dillon from Big Hole Basin home.
In a scarce summer term students study on stair landings and corridors as music rooms and gym are in short supply. Classes spill into the lawn with improvised spaces while demand for a new library gym and heating plant is urged for next year.
Mrs. Roy LeKant of Butte and Mrs. Jane Herndon visited Dillon last week. George Gosman and George Dart were among locals hosting guests. Miss Vashti Sanders arrived from Manhattan, while Mrs. Hudson, from Long Beach, Cal, stays with Helen MacMillan.
Budge Gilbert celebrated his eighteenth birthday Thursday night by taking twelve friends to a film. After the show they played a round of games then enjoyed a birthday spread at the Gilbert home.
An individual named Dominik Percolator Nola was arrested last Thursday on a charge of manufacturing moonshine. He was taken into custody in Dell and placed in the county jail. The sheriff says there is sufficient evidence for conviction.
The 1908 tax roll shows a total of 4 294 with an increase of 394 792 over last year. City ob s and mines drive gains while some livestock sectors fall. Dillon city council opened bids for waterworks. Cusick and Jacobs of Butte offered 91 000 for the system and were awarded after a public bid and crowd.
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