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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1904
Page
6
Dillon prepares for a state’s largest Fourth celebration with free events and wide invitation. Local visitors from Basin Melrose and Butte fill the week with social calls and civic activity as the community showcases the holiday in a festive, communal mood.
The regular semi annual session of the state board of education was held in Helena this week. The board approved and confirmed the election of the State Normal College faculty by its executive board. Katie Paxton is to receive the bachelor of pedagogy degree next week. Dr. H. H. Swain was appointed to represent the state board at the National Educational Association meeting in St. Louis.
The executive board of the Montana State Teachers' Association met in Dillon Monday with Principal Louis Terwilliger and Ida Fuller ton among the attendees. They planned the December State Association meeting in Helena and appointed Prof. Koontz and Dr. Bagley to secure a speaker, to be arranged by three judges in St. Louis during the National Educational Association gathering. Dr. S. W. Miller osteopath opens in the former Willard office with stated hours.
A mass meeting in the Dillon courthouse drew nearly two hundred residents as J B McKinney was named chair and B N Stevenson secretary. Committees to secure quarters bylaws and membership were formed with plans to report at a June 13 meeting and form a social business club akin to Billings central to local interests.
The Fifth Judicial District of Beaverhead County Montana issues a summons to defendant Polly Colson in a divorce action filed by plaintiff Colson. Defendant must answer within twenty days. failure to appear will result in default judgment. Witness dated June 8, 1904. Clerk GEO W. FRENCH. Attorney Webster S. Barbour. First publication June 8.
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