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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1903
Page
4
The Dillon Public Schools face a dispute as Prof. Marsh allegedly resigned as principal but then withdrew the resignation. The board and Marsh dispute the circumstances with attorneys present. A special board meeting is expected to resolve whether Marsh remains principal or if legal action follows.
The Montana legislature moves multiple measures including direct legislation proposals, sheriff pay for prisoner transport, license revisions, and a clerical consolidation. A boundary change between Silver Bow and Deer Lodge counties is likely. Senate discusses woman suffrage as SB No 1, with a poll at the next general election. Senate SB No 2 would appoint a Supreme Court commission.
The dispute over Prof. Marsh’s status as Dillon Public Schools principal centers on whether he resigned or was retained. The board claims resignation accepted and full pay received. Marsh contends he withdrew and remains in charge. The district will appoint another teacher as classes advance while the board handles duties and discipline.
Bannack Tribe No. 16 Red Men installed their newly elected officers in a private Wednesday evening ceremony on January 7. The event followed the public installation of M. W. of A. Sam Parker, a Red Men member and officer, who noted the Warriors finished off what the Woodmen left. New officers include Prophet T. J. Olmstead, Sachem Chas. Karrens, Senior Sagamor Robert Swainbank, Junior Sagamor Chas. Cunnard, Keeper of Wampum FE. J. Ripley, Chief of Records B. N. Stevenson, and appointed officers Sam Parker, Fred Rabiohan, Parley Shaver, Henry Herman, Wm. Howard, F. F. Price, Himer Glick, Obas Hume, Wasson Oliver, and Representative to Grand Lodge E. Poindexter.
Rk H Clendennin was appointed postmaster of the capitol at five dollars daily. A long house session covered bills on county appeals suffrage constitutional amendments and boiler inspection. Initiatives include direct nominations and more elective state officers while other measures address counties corporations road laws and the state library fund.
Poindexter ranch south of Dillon prohibits hunting fishing or trespassing. Violators will be prosecuted. Poindexter and One Live Stock Co. 46-tf
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