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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
10
A comparative discussion lists differences between the current direct primary law and the proposed convention system. It covers voting at public expense, party allegiance requirements, conference opportunities, secret ballots, majority nomination, taxpayer costs, voter participation, and the role of conventions in platform drafting and candidate quality.
Tuesday evening June 18 Normal College presented a senior play set in an old ladies home with thirty residents. Abel as Abe stirs jealousy and drama among the seniors before a restorative ending of care, romance, and fortune.
Enrollment for 1921-22 shows a 59 percent rise over the prior year. The data detail regular year registrations, growth in the Teachers Service Division with correspondence students, and summer school expansion including regional programs at Lewis and Miles City.
Melrose observes Memorial Day with outside districts visiting. Mrs. Clara Hoffman attends the Anaconda district meeting as elected delegate, accompanied by Rebekah Lodge members H Norris Tate Olson and Peterson. Tony Arnolds ill in the field and rushed to Butte hospital by motor. OSL painters repaint railroad buildings and water tank. Paul Boetticher opens a summer ice cream parlor adjoining the Mercantile store.
Seattle headquarters report strong interest in the Ninety-First division reunion set for August 19 and 20. C. W. Schmitz says inquiries come from nine western states, with 10 000 circulars mailed detailing railroad and hotel rates, entertainment in Beattie and Tacoma, and the Powder River battle cry on posters.
Territory and reunion committees promote posters in depots and ticket offices. Rail fare cuts and better conditions boost attendance as 12000 visitors expected in Seattle for the Ninety First Division encampment and Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering. President Harding may attend if Congress adjourns. Lieut Gov Coyle to speak in San Francisco June 26 at a banquet for the Disabled American Veterans gathering. Dr Scarborough eye specialist will lecture at the Andrus Hotel June 16.
Ike Rife traveled to the city Monday afternoon from his Medicine Lodge ranch.
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