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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1921
Page
8
George Saito of the local Japanese colony departed last Friday for Japan to spend the winter. He will sail Saturday from San Francisco aboard the Alabama, while his son Tony left Monday to join him and see him sail.
A fine baby boy arrived Saturday at the Strub home. Mother and babe are doing nicely.
The morning worship theme is The Mission of Christ Our Mission and the evening topic is The Uplifted Christ Pastor Geo Mac Dougall extends a cordial invitation to all to share in the services.
Local residents from Lakeview Dillon and nearby towns appear in town for shopping visits with several stays noted. A church dedication at Melrose was led by clergy from Butte Dillon and Lima with a large congregation in attendance.
Beaverhead County High School plans to establish a school orchestra that will be central to student life. Under Mrs. Thurman leadership, the group aims to perform at dances and motion pictures, replacing hired ensembles with home talent from students and city music classes.
Beaverhead High School News reports that on November 10 the first and second debating teams will discuss the Montana state question. The topic asks if the federal government should include drastic immigration limits excluding Japanese entry. Winners advance toward interscholastic contests starting January, with potential semifinal matchups against Sheridan Virginia City or Butte.
Beaverhead High School News reports Mrs Willis, citizenship instructor, conducted an ancestor census of 72 students. Of these, 63 traced ancestry to great grandparents or beyond, with multiple nationalities present including English Irish Scottish German and French among others. Only 14 had all three generations American born. One student is US born non citizen and another is foreign born.
The Good Government club holds its next meeting in the city library on November 16 with a discussion on the status of Indians as citizens. Mrs Bath will share her Oregon Indian relics and explain the meanings of decorations on baskets and mats and how Indians used the items. Public invitation extended.
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