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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1903
Page
5
Dillon area news covers visits by Dr C M Eddy and others, births and deaths, dances, church topics, and business moves. Notables include J E Hample, George Ainslee moving to Dillon, and Mrs Goodyear's Lima burial. Also reports on cattle horses and livestock markets, plus local arrivals and saleroom shifts.
Walter Thomas, a horse breaker, described a runaway accident in town that led to the death of a mare he was driving. The buggy tipped after a collision near Jewell and McLaren, the team escaped, and Thomas pursued the horses. Bystanders say his life was at risk during the crash and rescue.
The Rose Maiden cantata directed by Mrs. J B McKinney will be performed Saturday March 28 at the Opera House. Proceeds go to the library for new books. Grace Graeter is the correct accompanist, not Grace Lamont.
The Sophomores report a routine month with exams and blues from finals. New V F Q officers were installed at a well attended Friday meeting and a special session was held Monday at 3 45. Misses Minnie and May Boone enrolled in high school commercial courses. A class banner vote led to removing the banner. John Albers had a surprise party Friday night at his home. Miss Puby Page returned to school after illness. Florence Carter and Nancy Featherly were absent early in the week Theta was hosted by Pluma Tattersall Tuesday.
J. H. Fisher of Lima is among out of town teachers who attended the teachers' examination Saturday. George P. Hughes, the newly appointed deputy assessor, assumed duties the first of the week. The work of compiling the assessable property of the county begins in earnest Monday.
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