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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1904
Page
2
The mother must care for herself to stay fit for child training, while serving her home and supporting the father. She should seek outside world engagement, teach kindness to animals, foster independence and self control in the child, and model moral character, love, and godly guidance. Balancing duties, she may feel weighed, yet motherhood offers lasting pleasures and blessings.
The old white horse Old Bill, a twenty year Dillon delivery mainstay from Idaho Halliday to J B Smith pasture west of town, was shot in the fore leg and killed. He led deliveries, taught routes, and wore a banner in parades for Blatz beer. He received a burial Saturday.
A nonpartisan citizens caucus at the courthouse nominated aldermen for all three wards. In Ward 1 Edwin Norris chaired, Matthew Orr and Thomas Selway were nominated with Orr receiving 21 votes. Ward 2 chose Benjamin Bond. Ward 3 nominated Poindexter after Williams withdrew. The event was completed in under ten minutes.
The first year German class spent Monday reciting songs learned in recent months and will finish grammar and reading books this week. A senior clang meeting at the county courthouse was held Saturday with barred doors and guards. Friends gave Miss Bessie Elliott a Saturday night spread. Ming Elliott left for High Field. A surprise party honored Miss Pluma Tattersall with several Normal students present. Price listed: four dollars per gallon, one dollar per quart at F B Williams.
A brief line honors Mr. Patterson for faithful service and imagines a horse-heaven scene with Old Bill in the front seat carrying the largest harp among the group.
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