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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1922

Page

7

Eighth Grade Commencement and Training School News

The Eighth Grade commencement will be in the training school auditorium on Wednesday June 7 at 8 pm with the Sunshine Club play and diploma ceremony. Promotions, summer school start June 19, and staff changes include Frye and Turner resignations. Accidents on the playground are noted, and Nan Mountjoy wins a University of California non resident scholarship.

Training School Sunshine Club Normal College E.,.k. Frye Grant ©. Finch Ethelene Iblings Pauline van de Walker Julia Norris van de Walker Butte Davis-Daly Sigrid Englund Kearney Neb State Normal Nash May Price Lucretia Snyder Frye Dillon Navy Hoe Chicago University Chicago Harriet M. Turner Miss Turner Nebraska Margaret Hughes Mary Kennison Nan Mountjoy University of California William Randolph Hearst William Orr Schoor Helen Catherine Ballard Thousand Island Parker House Marie Boger

Sheep Man James May Dies at County Poor Farm

James May a well known sheep herder in the region died last Saturday at the county poor farm after a brief illness. He was about 70 and had earlier been ill in a local rooming house and admitted to the county hospital a few days before his death. Mr and Mrs Ed Renison spent a few days this week in Dillon from their Sheep Creek basin home.

James May Ed Renison Spért Dillon Sheep Creek Basin

Thomason Named Instructor in College Service Department

Portland educator Mrs. Thomason accepts reader role in the teachers service department of the college. She formerly led a rural high school near Seattle, earned a master’s at the University of California, and has worked with naval correspondence courses and educational specialists. Dr. Davis spoke at Deer Lodge commencement. Mrs Curran and Miss Desmond joined Fosters for a Rob Creek visit.

U of Mies Land Dre Kelley Ablings Alaska Carline W. . Thomason Portland Ore Teachers’ Service Department College Thomason Seattle Dillon University of California Davis Deer Lodge Curran Maureen Desmond Fosters Rodney Rob Creek

Elkhorn Wise River Highway Approved Tentatively

District forester Fred P. Morrell reports tentative funds for building the Elkhorn Hot Springs Wise River road. The link from Wise River to Grasshopper Creek heads shortens ranchers trip to the hay market and aids fire control in timbered Elkhorn region. Survey planned around June 10.

Forrester Fred P. Morrell Elkhorn Elkhorn Hot Springs

Elkhorn Road Extension Approved for Wise River Access

Beaverhead National forest supervisor John B. Somers announced an appropriation to extend the Elkhorn Springs road toward Wise River. The route will reach near the Elkhorn mine, offering access from Butte and Anaconda, and pass rugged terrain with scenic improvements. Several thousand dollars will fund the construction.

John B. Somers Beaverhead National Forest Beaverhead ‘National Forest Elkhorn Springs Wise River Country Wise River Elkhorn Mine Elkhorn Mines Butte Anaconda

Deviled Spanish Green Olives Recipe

A quick hors d oeuvres idea features pit red green olives filled with hard boiled egg yolk mixed with butter. Wrap each olive in bacon, dust with paprika and a dab of mustard, roll tight, secure, and broil until the bacon crisps. Serve hot as a novel charming appetizer.

Babson Assessments Mountain States Outlook 1922

Economist Roger W. Babson surveys conditions in the Mountain States noting improvements in stockraising and wool, tough mining in Utah and Arizona, dull lumbering, and ongoing oil prospects. He expects better prices and cautious credit, with water power projects and beet sugar markets highlighted. He cites regional contrasts and a cautious, gradual recovery.

Roger W. Babson Babson Colorado Montana Idaho Wyoming Utah Arizona New Mexico Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Mountain States Texas Oklahoma Dodge Federal Power Commission Washington Alaska Atlantic Pacific Commission Congress Western Pacific Railway Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Pueblo Aenaen Meee Central Central Western Pacific States

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