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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1903
Page
4
The House Judiciary Committee whitewashes Judge Harney, finding no probable cause for impeachment amid conflicting evidence. Senate fights over woman suffrage and other bills as Democrats gain seats. Governor and officials face investigations, with memorials for late Senator Mitchell.
The midwinter term opens Monday with many water right cases set for trial. Four criminal cases head the docket including appeals by prosecution witnesses in Copeland cases and Beauford Greland charged with grand larceny. Civil docket exceeds 60 cases, many aged, with Set for trial dates Feb 16 17 18.
The house has two male leaders, Speaker White and Colonel Rice, serving as vigilant watchdogs of the lower body. White stays near the Grandon hotel except Sundays and has rarely visited the business district since January. Rice, busy as a committee chair and house member, finally spent Sunday with his family last week. They sit together in committee deliberations and often have to rise to steer debates to resolution.
Beaverhead county Farmers and Stockgrowers Association executive board met at County Surveyor George R. Metlen’s office to plan the annual meeting slated for March 7. Dr. Reid of the Agricultural College at Bozeman will speak, with a packed program on alfalfa, stock feeding, irrigation, and dairy topics, and an officer election to follow.
A Wednesday Ward alley match pitted Single Men against Benedicts with the former winning easily by 146 pins. High scores featured Howard 700 Stevens on 745 and other strong showings as bowling grows in Dillon with local women showing interest despite a modest crowd. The event preceded the death notice for Mrs. J J Cusick.
Mrs. Nettie Cusick wife of J J Cusick died Monday in Butte from pneumonia. She had been ill a short time and was interred in Dillon after a Monday evening arrival. funeral held yesterday led by Rev S D Hooker of St James Episcopal. She leaves three children and a husband long known in the county.
Protracted meetings are held this week at the M E church with good attendance from the start. Services begin each evening at 7 30 with a song and prayer service followed by a brief evangelistic discourse. Rev Rumpler of Lima assists later this week and Rev C L Bovard of St Pauls Helena will assist next week. Everyone is invited to attend.
Speaker B F White came down from Helena over Sunday and returned to his legislative duties on Monday afternoon's train. He told an Examiner representative that after the Harney impeachment cage and the Silver Bow county election contests are disposed of the two houses will get down to business in earnest and grind out legislation very stupidly.
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