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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
5
A dense Dillon bulletin lists names of residents and visitors, church and club notes, business moves, real estate listings, and upcoming events. Highlights include local incidents, medical and legal notices, education diplomas, weddings, and community gatherings with numerous personal references across Dillon and nearby areas.
Misses Lela Maxwell Olga Olsen Myrtle Neihart and Marguerite Mahoney left for home. Prof Shoudy spoke on the Value of Manual Training and Prof Robbins gave a farewell on Appreciation. Miss Cara Kermode elected editor in chief and Lucie Nutterville assistant editor at Monmal. The Chinooka for 09 arrived, volume dedicated to Prof Monroe as seniors present Monroe with a copy. School closed with many seniors and friends visiting for commencement. many students left for home after Tuesday and Wednesday.
Madison county crowd expects a highly charged ball game as manager Samimy plans Twin Bridges lineup to challenge Dillon. The teams have a long standing rivalry after Dillon repeatedly defeated Twin Bridges in recent seasons. The exact roster for Sunday remains under wraps as Sammy aims to surprise.
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Don McFadden and Misses Emma More and Mary Gorman will leave tomorrow for their homes and in the afternoon the seniors will depart as a group achieving a final sendoff.
Mrs. Wm. Am brose offers young fries and broilers for sale opposite Normal College inviting interested buyers to call.
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