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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1924
Page
9
The M day event described on campus includes bell rings at 8 45 am, mass meeting at the front entrance, and a disciplined sweep by police chief Agnes Murphy. Students carry water up the hill, remodel the M and paint it, followed by a Kangaroo Court led by Agnes Murphy.
The students and friends of Miss Tessie Degan are informed she is recovering well after an operation in Rochester. She left Normal on May 1 for the procedure, and a telegram to the office confirmed the operation was successful.
The State Normal College Dillon Montana presents a spring festival titled Pandora's Box directed by Miss Bernice Patterson. May Queen Mae Toy will be crowned during the program. First and second grade training school children perform the May Pole dance and the play with roles for Pandora Epimetheus and various personified troubles. A five piece orchestra accompanies with costumes designed by Miss Marion Leach.
The Women's Athletic Association announced May Queen balloting on May 21 from three to six with several candidates. Mae Toy, a popular senior, received the most votes based on service, scholarship, sympathy, popularity, beauty, and gracefulness as the college eyes turned to the May festival set for May 27 featuring Pandora and her box.
Sherwin and Opal Stone received the highest votes next to Mae Toy. Mae was chosen by her service to the senior class and her many offices and committees, noted for her beauty and personality, as worthy of May queen.
The twenty seventh annual commencement will be held June 12 with sixty six students receiving diplomas. Alumni banquet June 7, Baccalaureate June 8, Senior Sunday June 8, Senior Class play June 9, College sing June 10, Class Day and Pow-wow June 11, and Commencement exercises June 12 in the college auditorium.
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court orders J H Gilbert executor to sell all real estate of William Montgomery deceased to pay debts and expenses. Interested parties must appear June 26 1924 at 10 AM in Dillon to show cause why permission to sell should not be granted. Copy of order to be published for four weeks in Dillon Examiner.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Beralta Rosenow Margaret Ross Zoe Rosa Harl Rothrock Doris Rundell Barbara Banderson Edne Schénk Mary Schuller Willie Mae Sherwin Ella Sherman Helen Small Helen Smith Truman Smith Hollie Standaher Mae Toy Verna Worthingham Alice Young and Florence D Antremont.
Dr W J Romersa dentist office formerly Rathbone location with phone 65W 36tt Drayage of all kinds quick delivery light and heavy hauling James Cunningham phone 290 Several good buys in used Fords easy terms Beaverhead Motors Co
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