Pupils train for May Fete as domestic science class lectures
News brief sketches students at the Normal college practice three nights weekly for the May Fete. The 82 domestic science girls heard a food lecture at the Montana Mercantile store. A butterfly collector in New York has amassed one million bugs. Fifth and sixth graders in Miss Foley’s room await letters from Broadus and craft rabbit stories in Miss Shortt’s class.
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Billie Davis
John Combes
Helen
Randolph
Pne Belly
Aya Robert Harrison
Anna
Cipibaase
Christeans
Patricia
Gilbert
Lida Shaffner
Ralpheisai Gren Hansen
Range ‘McBain
Telaasa Nyhan
Marie Evans
Bobby
Grexe
Katherine
Mooney
Alice May
Mary Dawes Warner
Loretta Anderson
Ernest Fry
Mary Liggett
Normal College
Montana - Mercantile Company
New York
Mary Franklin
Miss Foley
Broadus
Miss Shortt
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A composite school report details class activities and plays. It lists actors and stage crew from various towns, a Miss Hand geography project on Australia, a new student teacher Miss Rigg, and a talk on Chicago by Mr. Henry. A boat race at West Point Military School follows a tale of rival Jerry and Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hand
Australia
Miss Rigg
Henry
Chicago
Jane Stallings
West Point Military School
Jerry
Jack
Weat Point
Bob Reeves
Montana counties set forest camp quotas under federal act
County quotas assign job totals for relief forest workers across Montana. Lewis and Clark receives eight positions from a statewide count totaling 1 000 openings. Broadwater gets five, Jefferson eight, Gallatin eighty, and Missoula forty one among many listings. Enrollment starts next week as counties prepare to furnish crews per the act.
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Lewis and Clark
Montapa
Broadwater
Meagher
Ath
Jefferson
Powell
Gallatin
Beaverhead
Big Horn
Carbon
Carter
Cascade
Chouteau
Custer
Daniels
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fallon
Fergus
Flathead
Garfield
Glacier
Golden Valley
Granite
Hill
Judith Basin
Lake
Liberty
Lincoln
McCone
Madison
Mineral
Missoula
Musselshell
Park
Pettroleum
Phillips
Pondera
Powder River
Prairie
Ravalli
Richland
Roosevelt
Rosebud
Sanders
Sheridan
Silver Bow
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Teton
Toole
Treasure
Valley
Wheatland
Wibaux
Yellowstone
Dillon High School to hold May 26 graduation
The Dillon high school will stage graduation exercises on May 26 for nine graduates. Mayor-elect A B Rife faces many applications for chief of police as the city seeks a new leader. The financial move to halt gold certificate issuance marks a key step in the current administration’s situation. A mix of local incidents and school news fills the rest of the notes.
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Dillon High School
Carlisle
Pan Hellenic and local society notes from the region
Theta met last night at Mrs. Emerick home. A no-hostess Pan Hellenic meeting occurred Monday at the Country Inn. St. James guild hosts tomorrow at the guild hall by Mrs. Bert Orr, Mrs. Byron Orr and Mrs. A. G. Williams. Marguerite David, five weeks visiting, returns to Washington D C to resume duties in the national agricultural department. Ida Pahnisch visited Dillon from Polaris. Genevieve Albertson and niece Rita visited relatives in Twin Bridges. Mrs. C. H. Peterson and family stayed in Dillon with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Faust and left Sunday for Bozeman with Mrs. Faust remaining until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Hellenic Club
Country Inn
St. James Guild
Guild Hall
Bert Orr
Byron Orr
A. G. Willams
West Side
Washington, D. C
National Agricultural Department
C. H. Peterson
Carl
Jeanne
Evalyn Hayter
Agnes Mellen
Dillon
Homer Faust
Bozeman
Faust
Spicy Evenings in the Garden Favor Ten-Weeks Stock
The garden tale highlights the appeal of the ten weeks stock with its rich evening fragrance and suitability for bedding and house use. It notes asters gain popularity for midsummer to fall blooms, while stocks have a longer season but may fail to bloom due to beetles or new fungi.
Receipts from Beer Licenses Top $127000
State beer license receipts total $127 775 after 27 certificates issued Thursday. State Treasurer James J Brett notes 18 percent deducted for administration leaves about $64 304.37 for the general fund. Beer funds to be apportioned to counties monthly as distributions require $10 000 or more. Total licenses issued reach 654 across retailers wholesalers restaurants clubs railway dining cars and hotels.
Lime Aid For Stock Blooms In Light Snow Soil
The article advises lime soil to cure bloomless stock beds showing vigorous foliage but no flowers. Dig the ground, apply hydrated lime thickly, rake in to whiten soil, repeat in 4–6 weeks, and mentions stock varieties like dwarf German ten weeks, cut and come again, and Beauty of Nice. It notes fragrance from stocks and the night blooming relative.
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Eastern Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
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Free County High School
L. P. Philips
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