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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1904
Page
5
A roundup of Dillon residents and visitors includes Thos H Ellis of Polaris and Geo B Conway of Melrose stopping by, Irene West and Lucie Ford visiting, plus plans for travels to Virginia City Chicago and San Francisco. The St James Sunday school resumes, church services announced, and various meetings and weddings noted along with lost locket notices and a bay mare missing with a circle C brand.
County residents celebrate a modernized Beaverhead County High School with new fencing and lawn, promising strong teaching staff led by Principal J A Koontz. The article highlights enhanced programs, including commerce, languages, science, and history, with plans for a September 12 opening.
An executive board of Montana State Normal College adopted a resolution announcing the death of Professor E J Pasmore after more than five years of service. It lauds his musical contributions to the college and community and notes his generous devotion and genial personality.
The state directive prompts an examination for diploma seekers from the eighth grade of public schools. It will be held in the court house Dillon Montana on Thursday and Friday mornings September 1 and 2 1904. Mae Estella Rich County Superintendent of Schools.
Mrs H T Poindexter entertains Indies at card party for guest Miss McHenry. The Rev A A Luce of the Methodist church, after attending the annual conference in Butte, suffered a mild typhoid attack but is recovering at home. George Wolf resigns from Barton barber shop to join George Kunzman as bartender, leaving Dillon as a skilled barber with strong clientele.
Republican primaries were held in the court house with a fair crowd voting for delegates to the county convention. The Dillon precinct delegates named include J. K. Moree L. J. Price Frank Eliel W. G. Clark A. S. Johnson B. F. White J. H. Gilbert A. L. Badcon J. G. Willis M. A. Walker and others. Last evening the Roosevelt
The Beaverhead Republican Club successor Club was organized with Al Gruwell elected president Phil Ander egg named vice president R R Rath bone secretary and A I Badcon treasurer.
K. J. Brock warns of a coming cold snap and reports plans to stock 500 tons of first class anthracite coal in Pennsylvania and Colorado. He urges friends and customers to place orders early to ensure supply.
The Mountain View cemetery association will hold its annual meeting at 2 o clock p m September 5 at the secretary Fidel Huber s office. Trustees will be elected and all deed holders may vote. Board of Trustees 52 21
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