Editorial Office Addressing Dillon Examiner
All letters pertaining to the editorial department or business management of the Examiner should be addressed to the Dillon Examiner.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1921
Page
7
All letters pertaining to the editorial department or business management of the Examiner should be addressed to the Dillon Examiner.
The senior class held its annual picnic last Monday at Sheep Creek canyon. Elmer Selway Frank Hatfield and Wyman Smith returned from Deer Lodge last Saturday. They fought hard but did not score. C W Hudson spoke to history and commercial law classes Tuesday morning. Mrs Thurman's recital is set for May 14. No track team will be sent to Missoula due to poor Deer Lodge showing.
About eighteen couples attended the Fortnightly club dance in the training school gym last Wednesday with punch served. The 8A baseball team beat the 6A team 11 to 9, and the ungraded room won 11 to 9 over 7B. Students train daily for the upcoming track meet as Bern ard Hummelt, Lyston Dansie and Henry Hignight aim to beat records.
Dillon guests and visitors noted with names such as Joe Metlen Walter Jones Emil Semro Dellar Gordon John Mullen and Mrs Henry Lebbard from Moline Illinois. Armstead athletics opened the season beating the Grant Giants 14 to 8 with attendees from Dillon Grant and Medicine Lodge. A gypsy caravan in Dodge cars toured Armstead briefly as did several residents visiting Dillon and nearby towns.
Liflah Harrington and Gladys Ochsen went to Butte on Friday for Chi nook business. Velma Phillips returned Saturday night from a high school visitation trip. Mrs. Curran spoke at convocation on correspondence work. Mabel and Irene Seidenick visited their Butte home. Hiking parties traveled to Barratts for the morning then returned to Dillon. Professor McBain left Saturday to visit the Carbon county high school. Victor Parker was ill last week. Augusta Ehrick of Butte visits Florence Connelly.
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