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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1931
Page
2
Under Mrs. Black the 8A grammar section sponsors the Dillon Public Schools newspaper effort this semester. The class will provide one or two columns weekly for The Dillon Examiner with material drawn from all grades including general school news, special articles, compositions, poems and jokes.
The annual Dillon public exhibit will be May 22 from 7 30 to 10 PM with activities for parents and students. A program includes a 40 piece orchestra style show by 8A girls an Egan dramatization and historical songs while shop classes run 8 30 to 9 30. Exhibits are arranged by grade level in the junior high assembly hall and in classrooms.
Phillip Johnson recalls riding in an open car to Billings when a door opened and he fell out but was caught by a foot. Anna French notes a girl almost drowning after falling in a ditch and being rescued with dry clothes later.
Grade 2 students report learning two songs The Policeman and The Bird's Nest and two dance games The First of May and The Broom Dance. Matthew Orr shows a beautiful moth with cream body red spots and gray wings, laying eggs on wandering jew plant.
Rev. T. J. Simons leads a sermon in the series on the Superlatives of Paul with the theme The Exceeding Grace of God. Soulful music will be in the service as the church school prepares for Children's Day on May 24 with an invitation for all to attend.
Fragment mentions methods of obtaining benefits in a manual and a one dollar service, tied to Jackson Mississippi. No clear event or names beyond location.
State Auditor George P. Porter certifies that Westchester Fire Insurance Co of New York is authorized to transact General Fire insurance in Montana until March 31 1932. The 1930 sworn statement shows capital 2 000 000 surplus 4 040 688 06 and liabilities and assets with a net surplus indicated. The formal notice is dated May 1 1931 at Helena.
The article presents a bridge problem where hearts are trumps and A leads queen of diamonds. It outlines a solution for Y Z to force a grand slam against any defense, detailing a sequence of tricks and discards, including plays for B and Z to defeat or achieve the slam across tricks 1 through 11.
Montana verifies Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company filed sworn statement for 1930 with capital 500000 and assets 3358662.55 showing surplus 1171770.79 and liabilities 1686791.76. dated May 1, 1931 at Helena. Other item notices estate of William Hermann in Beaverhead County seeks creditors to file claims within four months.
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