Lakeview school program celebrates Halloween with games and crafts
The Lakeview school hosted a parent and community event featuring student outfits, a winding sheet and goblin hat display, a prize for an apple-tied challenge, a round of fortunes, and thanks to teacher Mrs. Forsythe. Local residents and families attended, with notes on recent travel, illness, and election activities in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Raymond Bray
Jess Allen
Jack Hamilton
Jackson High School program showcases work and social
Nov 5 program at Jackson high school house featured music readings and discussions led by Principal LeRoy W. Beam and instructor John C. Quimby. A dance and refreshments followed to help the community learn about County High School work and plans for future visits. Winter storage offered at 3.50 per month by Western Motor Supply Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
LeRoy W. Beam
Ben Frieac
Istidentis
John C. Quimby
R. O
Quimby
Agriculture Department
Dillon
Y. Quibby
Mountain Ash Choir Invites Adore For American Anthem
Boston audience hears Mountain Ash Male Choir praised by E Jean Shaw of Boston for its varied program and deep patriotic singing. He lauds the Welsh singers as artists and notes the sacred rendition in Union Congregational Church brought tears and silent joy to listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Shaw
Boston
Mass
Mountain Ash
Union Congregational Church of
Lillian Scarth
Board of Trades
Rio
Steve Jenkins
Sydney Charles
Tosti
John Williams
Trotere
F. Glendwr Richards
High School Notes Show Ticket Contest And Plans
The Dillon high school reports on a ticket sale contest ending with over 200 tickets sold. Frank Hatfield won ten dollars, Obed Shaw two season tickets, and Wyman Smith one season ticket. The piece notes agricultural outreach by Y Quimby, a twelve piece orchestra formed under Miss Coffee, upcoming exams, and a 195 student enrollment record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Reis
Frank Jones
Omaha
Frank Hatfield
Obed Shaw
Wyman Smith
Tom Olmsted
Hoan Jewell
Local notices and social briefs from Dillon Montana area
Mrs Isaac of Medicine Lodge visits Dillon area for a few days. Reverend Edward Smith of the Methodist church plans to attend the Home Mission's council in Helena on Wednesday November 10. Dr H D Kistler of Butte visits Dillon for a consultation over Mrs Margaret Schuler’s illness. Mrs D MacGregor and her infant arrive from Missoula to stay at the Provost home. The Christian World Wide Work slides at the Methodist church delight attendees. Marriage licenses issued to D C Stewart and Elsie Humphrey of Pocatello Idaho and to Joseph La Clair and Josephine Toomey of Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac. Rife
Medicine Lodge
Dillon
Western Motor Supply Co
T. D. Moran
Edward Smith
Methodist Church
Helena
Home Mission
State of
Montana
H. D. Kistler
Butte
D. C
Gift sachets with ribbons and tiny dolls
Fragmentary description of decorative gift sachets with ribbons and a tiny doll motif. Mentions heart shaped forms with narrow edge frills, and three small bags showcased as surmounting elements.
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Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Montana
UPPER
Centennial
S. M. Nixon of
Pocatello
Albert Metzel
A. Forsythe
M. E. Roberts
Monida
Wm. Marshall
N.J. Carey
Alder
John Bray
Agnes Bequet
James Doyle
Doyles
Oregon
Davit
Idaho Falls
Nelson Bros
Hiner Place
Andy Leak
Idaho
Big
Ben
Froman
Westgard
Fred Hanson
Madison Basin
Canyon
Mr. Froman
Aotf
Prop
Mountain Ash Choir
E. Jean Shaw
Boston, Mass
Wales
Winnipeg Evening Tribune
Thomas Book Store
High School-Normal Lyceum
Elmer Iselways
Miss Coffee
Ser
Cate
Melvyn Smythe
Maynard Lovell
Frances Dunn
Dillon News Briefs
D. MacGregor
Missoula
Will
E. Provost
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