Dillon Public School Eight A Class News Column Plan
The 8A class under Mrs H D Black will submit a weekly half column of school news. Readings will include student compositions poems and faculty announcements plus Junior High programs and department news. The staff includes Helga Anderson editor Dorothy Caverly assistant editor and reporters.
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Dillon Public School
H. D. Black
Examiner
Helga Anderson
Dorothy Caverly
Tommy Holtz
Gladys Burgess
Tommy Luebben
Margaret Bidstrup
Judson Best
Lillian Lane
Leonard Baird
Education and student activities at the Training School
Reports from the 8A class include a May 28 commencement at 2 30 with Miss Albertson as speaker. The 8A play The Neighbors was staged April 26 with music by the orchestra and recitations by 8B performer Betty Hall. Notes cover class handoffs, a May 2 track meet, college program at April 29, and essays on schooling, effort, forgiveness.
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Miss Albertson
Betty Hall
the Normal College
T. E. Luebben
J. H. Gilbert
Better Homes
W. G. Gilbert
Suzanne
Bruce
Don
Wilbur
Bates
William
Catherine
Hugh Bates
Minister Next Sunday Mother's Day Service Theme
Rev T J Simons invites worshippers to join services highlighting motherhood. The sermon centers on The World's Dependence on Mothers and hymns chosen by mothers. The choir will perform reverent music in honor of mothers.
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T. J. Simons
Inmates Count at Warm Springs Total 1767
The state institution for the insane at Warm Springs lists 1767 inmates in the ninth census district report to J. K. Hesler. About 100 work at the facility as physicians, nurses, cooks, gardeners, and guards. Ten years earlier the count was 1587 inmates and attendants, showing an increase of 180.
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State Institution For the Insane
Warm Springs
Montana
J. K. Hesler
Dillon man seeks three year land claim in Montana
Department of the Interior notice announces Lafayette Nelson of Dillon filing for three year proof to establish his homestead claim on parcels in Township 68 Range 7 W Prin Meridian. The hearing takes place June 10 1930 before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker with witnesses Claude Smith Lester G Staudemeyer William T Parry and Matthew I Telin all of Dillon Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Lafayette Nelson
Dillon
Prin. Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Claude Smith
Lester G. Staudemeyer
William T. Parry
Matthew I. Telin
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Public hearing on Missouri basin water resources plan in Bozeman
War Department civil engineering office announces a public hearing led by Major G R Young at the Madison Jefferson and Gallatin basins plan. The session will assess a comprehensive water resources plan's impact on flood and navigation with reference to House Document 308 and the Flood Control Act of 1928. Captain H W Collins signs for the district.
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War Department
U. S
Postal Telegraph Building
Kansas City
Missouri
G. R. Young
C. E
Bozeman
Montana
County Court House
Madison, Jefferson
Gallatin
H. W. Collins
Corps of Engineers
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