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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1905
Page
5
Dillon items report visits by Al Whitmore and B S Forsyth, church events, Easter plans, and sales at Graeter Grocery and Montana Mercantile Co. Also noted are cattle shipments, local appointments, a public holiday proclamation, and moves affecting Dr Poindexter and attorney John Willis.
The speaker asserts ongoing land dealings despite any moratorium. They claim readiness to improve public service and invite the public to rely on their continued work and availability.
Dillon audiences will welcome Miss Marguerite Reinhardt, a rising pianist, as a featured artist at the St Rose's guild benefit on Monday night. Her appearance adds a distinguished musical attraction for the local supporters.
Miss Stella Morse of Dillon and Thad Avery, formerly of Dillon, wed in San Francisco on Tuesday evening April 10. Morse is daughter of Mrs Maggie Morse. Avery formerly led Graeter Electric Co. and now holds a senior post with a major San Francisco electric firm. They will reside in San Francisco as the Examiner joins friends in congratulations.
Supervising architect C S Haire arrived from his home to Helena with partial working plans for the new Normal building. Civil Engineer Geo R Metlen and two draughtsmen have been working on the projected plans and expect completion by month end except heating and plumbing. The executive board will advertise proposals late this month with bids opened May 20th to 25th.
Last week Professor W C Ruediger of the State Normal College faculty received official notice of a fellowship appointment at Columbia University New York City and has accepted. He will work mainly in Teachers College and in the Horace Mann School during a one year leave of absence toward completing his PhD. Columbia virtually grants him one year credit for his prior college teaching.
The Examiner publishes the quarterly financial statement of the State Bank of Dillon. Following a new law and State Examiner T E Collins orders, bank statements align with national bank standards. The Dillon bank, a relatively new institution, shows a further business rise with total footings up by $25 000.
Regular quarterly teachers examination will be held at the county superintendent of schools office in Dillon Montana on Friday and Saturday April 28 and 29 1905. Applicants should bring writing paraphernalia and all necessary material Estella Mae Rich Superintendent of Schools.
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