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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1905
Page
5
Dillon residents and visitors frequent the county seat this week with a flood of social calls. Business travel from Butte Helena and nearby towns continues as farmers and merchants pursue local affairs and preparations for events and facilities advance.
The State Normal College executive board calls for the State Board of Land Commissioners to initiate legal action against the state treasurer to settle the legality of land grant bonds. Similar moves are anticipated from the State School of Mines and other institutions affected by Attorney General Galen's opinion as the Nov coupon dates approach. Governor Toole is expected to return to Montana.
The latter part of the week and immediately upon his return the state land board will doubtless take some action on the requests coming from the boards of management of these various state institutions.
The Baptist church youth hosted a reception and entertainment for Normal College and County High School members, featuring Rev. Dr. Horace W. Tilden on An Ocean Voyage from New York to Scotland. Mrs. C. W. Robison recited humor, Prof. YW Potter sang, and fruit punch and water were served after the program.
Dan Callahan a Butte resident joined local friends on a days outing in the hills with a gun. He had previously lived in Dillon and now planned a return to his old stamping grounds near the Beaverhead river. rumors suggested deer activity along the Carter ranch area four miles below Dillon.
The Shakespeare Club held its first meeting of the year at the county Superintendent's office with Mrs. W. V. Kingsbury presiding. Mae Rich was elected Secretary after Maidie Rife resigned. New members were proposed by Mrs. C. W. Robison, while Mrs. W. C. Rapley announced a silver and pearl carving set gifted to Mrs. J. B. McKinney. The club praised her past service and planned an ambitious program and a move toward permanent quarters.
Co. M. Eddy, Dentist, over State Bank corner Montana and Bannack et al.
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