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Dillon Seeks Community Club Room for Youths
In Dillon progressives see a need for a dedicated youth club. Principal Beam and Lambert Elfeld plan to convert empty rooms into a supervised space, to be announced at a mass meeting in the high school gymnasium on Monday November 28 at 3 46. Citizens urged to attend.
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Dillon
Legion
Andrus
Beam
Lambert Elfeld
Window display in Olmsted store highlights history lesson
Students observed a war history window in Olmsted Steven son’s shop. The display featured war pictures, a bronze Statue of Liberty, helmets, gas masks, and arms from World War I and the Spanish American War. A notable trophy was an 1870 order commissioning a man to captaincy in the American army.
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B. C. H. 8. News
Girls Attend Vocational Congress at Bozeman
Eleanora Olsen and Veil Morri gan, chosen by local clubs, attended the Girls Vocational Congress at Bozeman with chaperone Mrs Willis. Delegates from Beaverhead County High School heard lectures on vocations for young women and will report back to their groups.
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Veil Morrigan
Good Government
Shakespeare Clubs
Girls’ Vocational Congress
Bozeman
Willis
Beaverhead County
Montana
Saving Interest Among School Pupils Data Collected
During an October faculty meeting at the training school the topic of pupils savings was discussed and a committee of Misses Erwin Hott man and Hildreth was set to study the matter. They sent a questionnaire to every pupil, with older students answering themselves and younger ones via parents, to report findings on the savings of the pupils.
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Josephine Erwin
Lilian Hottman
Laura Hildreth
Pew
Beeen Esmeneneseeteen
Censeres
Cerriery
Dillon
Faculty Attends Montana Teachers' Association in Great Falls
The train school faculty members on the train attend the Montana Teachers association at Great Falls this week. Second general faculty meeting was held last Tuesday in Miss Price's room. Cold weather boosts hot lunches with 138 served by Monday noon.
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Montana Teachers’ Association
Great Falls
Eleanor Troxell
Olive Roberts
Anne Hazard
Genevieve Albertson
Harriet Turner
Nina M. Nash
G. E. Finch
J. Scott Wiseman
Miss Price
Mines to Close Amid Metal Market Slowdown
The Davis-Daly mines East Butte company and Pittsmont smelter receive shutdown orders. The Davis-Daly property will close by week end and the smelter and East Butte mines within 10 days. Officials cite the general condition of the metal market.
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Davis-Daly
East Butte Company
Pittsmont
Davis- Daly
East Butte
Red Cross Rural Program Expands in Montana
The American Red Cross in Montana with 24 646 members extends activity to rural and urban communities. In the past year 4110 ex service men were served by 58 chapters, with 300000 spent aiding them. The drive opens Armistice Day for the fifth annual Roll Call to renew memberships across 63 chapters.
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American Red Cross
Montana
Red Cross
U.S. P. H. S. Hospital
Helena
Junior Red Cross Aids Citizenship in Montana
The 10 025 members enrolled in 295 Junior Lifers of the American Red Cross in Montana show youth aiding civics health work. Juniors funded tonsil and adenoid operations in Harlowton and White Sulphur Springs and plan to expand services during the Annual Rail Call from Armistice Day November 11 through Thanksgiving week.
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American Red Cross
Montana
Harlowton
White Sulphur Springs
Redross
Rost to Germany after eight years as cook sheep bookkeeper
Max Rost, long time bookkeeper for Cook Sheep company in Dillon, will leave for New York City and sail to his homeland in Germany for a four month visit after twenty years away.
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Max Rost
Dell
Cook Sheep Company
Rost
New York City
Student life notes and events at the Normal College
Mrs. 8.P. Martin visited her daughters Inez and Gladys on November 12 and 13. Chinook staff elected. 11922 yearbook in preparation. Dormitory dances November 19 and 23 entertainment with Pantages show. Library adds $2000 in books. Student government elected with dorm representation. Dr Edward Devine spoke on standards of living and Pacific affairs. Faculty members noted for state association programs. David Starr Jordan, visiting lecturer, listed as chancellor emeritus of Stanford University and former president of several organizations.
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Adela
Gladys Jaap
Helmville
Montana
Thelma Livingston
Butte
Devine
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Leland Stanford. University
Fish Commission
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Jordan
Amrican’ Association For the Advancement of Science
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