Blood Purifier Claims Cure for Impure Blood Diseases
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier curing pimples boils eczema scrofula and other consequences of impurity. It includes patient testimonial from Chas Hood Kalkaska Michigan and urges free library materials and strict borrowing rules with fines for damages and late returns.
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Dr. Pierce
Xire
Chas. Hood
Kalkaska
Mich
Pierce
Public Library Board Reports Record Year in Loans and New Books
The Librarian's annual report shows 500 loan cards issued, 10 449 books loaned, and 166 new titles added. February saw the peak loan total of 1 280. Catalogs prepared. one free copy per patron. special meeting planned to approve new purchases. numerous science and history works added and more on forestry and school hygiene anticipated. Mayor White donated a valuable item to the library.
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Public Library Board
J. B. McKinney
Henry F. Cope
Miss Innes
F. C. Kress
Ely
Brooks
Haeckel
Japan
Woodrow Wilson
Lincoln
Miss Tarbell
B. F. White
Woo
Mrs Atwater to Sing in May Concert at St James Church
Mrs Atwater under St James church auspices plans a May 15 concert featuring a Der Freischutz selection and a Reinike Spring Song with violin obligato. Thomas will sing and play violin. a 20 voice chorus and six ladies will perform. cornet solo possible. She studied in Berlin London Paris and Norway and has sung in Berlin London New York and Australia. After Dillon she will perform in Helena and Butte with part of Theodore Thomas’ Chicago orchestra. Prof Pasmore oversees local program.
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Atwater
Berlin
Sieber
Norway
Anderson
London
Fiori
Paris
Bouhy
Sl Thse
New York
Australia
Dillon
Observations in the Normal Notes on Campus Whimsy
The scribe reflects on faculty ethics, hints at junior versus senior club plans, and notes a forthcoming vacation and gossip. A house grows in the dandelion patch amid playful dandelion scape imagery, with a call for ethics at the start of the Normal course and rumors of new or departed students.
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Scribe
Card of Thanks from Apollo Lodge I C O F
Apollo Lodge I C O F in regular session extends thanks to all who assisted at the anniversary celebration. Gratitude goes to those who took part in singing music and recitations. Signed by O P Tuomas M R P Surra and F OSHMORE.
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Apollo Lodge
O. P. Tuomas
Surra
F. Oshmore
School editors named and club plans noted
Faye Scott heads the Junior Class editorial staff with Minnie Streit as Sophomore Editor and Bertha Tyree supervising Freshman work. Victor Stolle leaves for Melrose for summer. The chemistry class finishes the textbook and will study analytical chemistry next. The Theta girls met Florence Carter for an evening of flinch and the Theta club plans a private theatrical finale to a series of entertainments by the committee.
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Faye Scott
Minnie Streit
Bertha Tyree
Victor Stolle
Melrose
Theta
Florence Carter
Flinch
Theta Club
V. F. Q. Club Meeting and School Events
The V. F. Q. club gathered at Eleanor Poin dexter’s home last Saturday with Olsire Adams joining the group. High School students attended a successful musicale at the Dormitory Saturday evening. Botany herbariums arrived this week, each student beginning a forty leaf pressed flower project to be continued through summer. Wild flowers totaling six or seven kinds arrived in the laboratory. Sophomores and Freshmen plan a picnic excursion next Tuesday Arbor Day.
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Eleanor Poindexter
Olsire Adams
Freshman Class Thins as Frances Harrison Is Absent
Frances Harrison has been absent from school for two weeks. The Freshman ranks shrink while remaining students stay loyal. Regular Thursday singing exercises occurred this week. Freshmen hope for a holiday next Tuesday with several picnics planned.
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Frances Harrison
Afternoon Party by Dillon Shakespearian Club Members
An afternoon party replaced the usual Shakespeare birthday celebration by the Dillon Shakespearian Club at the rectory. Charter members Mesdames S. D. Hooker and Edwin Norris hosted a festive, puzzle filled gathering concluding the club's eleventh year with geraniums and carnations, Shakespearian scene photos, transposed word games, and pearl pin prizes.
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Dillon Shakespearian Club
Shakespeare Club
Edwin Norris
Reinhardt
Hooker
Norris
Ladies’ Home Journal
Mesdames E. J. Pasmore
T. W. Poindexter
J. F. Bishop
Matt Orr
C. Kress
H. C. Melton
C. W. Scott
C. J. Fenner
O. M. Best
H. H. Swain
H. F. Cope
Mae Rich
Holt
Herr
McDonald
Kocken
Chambers
Tribune Store News highlights leather goods and Indian curios
Tribune Store News lists new leather items burnt and hand carved, Seminole and Mexican Indian curios, sea-bean chains, Indian bows and pipes, plus souvenir postal cards and Indian cards. Also new game Flinch at 60 cents, paper covered novels at 1.00, andcopyright books like The Virginian. Dillon residents visiting Butte noted among shoppers.
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TriBune
Florida
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Library Board
Mrs. Atwater
Cal
Tribune Store
Butte
Edwii
Ris
D. B. Berton
A. F. Grwen
Olemo
Galveston
Texas
Cardus
America
Reeve’s Music
Helena, Montana
Jor
Uncle Silas
Dart Hardware Co
Uncle Si
G.W. Dart Hardware Co
Dillon, Montana
Heaba
E. H. Brundage
Mont
Pipestone Hot Springs
WM. E. Casey
Hot Springs
Arkansas
C. R. Bureet
Prop
A. J. Noyes
Ajax Mining Co
Desert Land
United States Land Office
Helena
Oat
Rivenue
Monida
Madison
Montana
Frederick S
Lakeview
Howtans
MM. Ytea
Levi Shambow
Alexander Phillips
Apne Shambow
Ledges
Frank D. Mrnact
Ie Mab Og Tae Cammitt
ART Coops
Albert Stamm
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