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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1921
Page
7
Dillon Examiner issue dated May 11 1921 addresses editorial department and business management guidelines. The text notes postal handling as a second class matter in Dillon Montana and references the 1879 act.
The training school prepares dancing costumes under Miss Turner for the May Festival. Faculty note Mr Roe missed Monday due to illness. Olga Guidici interviewed Mr Wyatt for a teaching position. Miss McGregor walked 380 miles since Christmas, 100 miles in April. The glee club presents The Pioneers Po Poose May 19 20.
Dr Garver returned last week from the coast where he spent several months Catherine Guidici spent the weekend at home Montana Crowley spent the weekend in Butte Mr W D Wagner is spending a few days this week in Dillon attending to business matters and visiting his daughter Edith Wagner Ruth Reardon and Marie Clifford who have been teaching near Butte enrolled at the college this week The students were entertained at convocation Wednesday by four students from the high school.
APEX NEWS reports business trips to Dillon by David Hier and Agnes Marks visiting Apex and George Whetstone home. Local dances at Apex hall drew large crowds despite rain. plus Dillon and Melrose attendance noted.
The community promises another Friday dance with the Dillon orchestra providing music and refreshments. Archor Day offers a free special train for school children to Butte for a day at the gardens. Local residents George Whetstone Agnes Marks Fred Staucaner George Wolf H. M. Miller and families are noted in social trips and attendance.
Texas and Arkansas Legion members aided in recovering 100 tornado victims and assisted survivors. Clifton Forge Virginia post plans a $10 000 playground with volunteers. Kansas City Missouri Eunice Louisiana receive Legion wagons and labor for spring cleanup. National Service Division reports 75 percent of inquiries concern compensation and hospitalization claims. other inquiries cover vocational training retainer pay Liberty bonds and Victory medals. Draft deserter lists will be sent to state departments for screening before newspaper publication to avoid branding women as deserters.
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