College notes from Anaconda dormitory events
Mary O'Donnell spent the week end at her home in Anaconda. The Kappa Zeta Nu girls will initiate the pledge girls in the sorority rooms Friday evening. Mrs Free and daughter Ella were dinner guests at the dormitory Sunday. Lilah Harrington and Montana Crowley have returned from Butte. Alice Walker spent the week end at her home in Alder. Teresa Bouel left Friday afternoon for Butte where she will have her tonsils removed. Lillian Quast spent the week end in Ruby, guest of Miss Rachael Turcott. The convocation program for next Wednesday will be given by the Seniors. Dr Davis gave an excellent talk to the faculty and students in convocation Wednesday afternoon. The subject of his address was Reading and Public Opinion. The College Glee club under Miss Van de Walker rendered musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O'Donnell
Anaconda
Kappa Zeta' Nu
Lilah Harrington
Montana Crowley
Butte
Alice Walker
Alder
Teresa Bouel
Lillian Quast
Ruby
Rachael Turcott
Loomont
Arthur Medlyn
Fred Medlyn
Wm. Powell
E. W. Townsend
500 Club
Will
Lorenz
John Lorenz
Jay Foster
Anna Blow
Lena Carney
Roberts
Chas. Townsend
Lowell Palin
H. J. Foster
Sheridan
Polaris items recount visits and events in Dillon area
Dillon residents and guests share news of visits, illnesses, and travel. Dick Evans visits D L ranch. George and Mrs Harrison retire from Brown's station. Charley Roberts attends Mill Point party. W S Tash on business in Dillon. George Main and niece visit George Gray ranch with vehicle troubles. Carl Knoll Jr sustains minor injuries from a calf incident. Lou Banning travels from Elk Horn Springs to catch the stage. ice supply worries as thaw delays deliveries. Mill Point party at Gray home features dancing, Edison music, and late-night refreshments. crowd praises the gathering and hints at a future reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Dick Evans
Dillon
D. L. Ranch
George Harrison
Brown’s Station
Charley Roberts
J. D. Harrison Ranch
Bannack
Mill Point
W. S. Tash
George Main
George Gray Ranch
Mr. Main
Gray Ranch
Guy Gray
Clayton Tritt
Cochrane Place
Claude Corbett
Cumberland Hill
Carl Knoll, Jr
Carl
Lou Banning
Elkhorn Springs
Skiis
Stoge
Edison
Harry
Akir
Community club donates treasury funds to Salvation Army
Apex notes report the Our Community club meeting after a year with seven members voting to give all treasury funds to the Salvation Army for the children's day nursery. The group will not reform unless a new organization forms. Several local residents are named with visits, illness, and social events across Apex Loomont and Dillon areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apex
Apex Hall
Salvation Army
Children’s Day Nursery
George Rice
Virginia City
Otto Christianson
Noah Allen
Butte
Melrose
Geo. Whetstone
Borgues
Frakes
T. Dubois
Hier
Morrison
Bond
H. M.miller
Hood
Cora Bryan
Dillon
Rice Brothers
Arthur Rice
Room and Board Offered at 85 Dollars Monthly
A fragment notes room and board priced at 85 dollars per month and includes a phone contact 462 M. The readable text is limited but indicates a housing or boarding offer with a monthly rate and a telephone reference.
State fiscal deadline for claims at Normal College
All bills for supplies or services to the State Normal College must be presented by February 23, 1921. The fiscal biennium closes February 28. all claims must be filed in Helena by that date. S. E. Davis, Business Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Helena
S. E. Davis
Illustrated Lecture on Canadian fur trade at Baptist church
Rev. Geo. MacDougall spoke Wednesday night on the fur trading industry in the Canadian north with Indian life sidelights. The illustrated talk drew interest and featured views of snow shoes robes and furs at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian North
Wilds
Geo. MacDougall
Baptist Church
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Loomont News
Foster
Twin Bridges
Silver Star
Thos. Stephens
Richard Alsop
Nick Poulas
Tom Carney
Doc” Reins
Winslow Ranch
Whitey” Williams
Ira Sanders
Dillmont
The
Best Candy Company
Loose Leaf Books
Eversharp
Tribune Book ‘Store
Shorthorn Bulls
Anderson Bros
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