Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-13
DILLON Ne VS..
Dillon. Mont. Oct. II. 1899.

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Dillon, Mont, Oct. II. 1899.
The B~eaverhead county teachers insti-
tute will be held in this city next week.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, Oct.
Is, 10, 20. A good attendance and an in
structive session is anticipated. The at
erroo sessions will be held at the hiSh
school building. The musical programme
and the lectures by Professor Oscar }.
Craig of the University of Montana. on
"Leadership,' and the lecture by state
Superintendent E. a. Carleton on The
School in Politics and Other Questions,f
will be held in the Methodist chuYh
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. IIle
following interesting programme va
been prepared by County superintendent
jamie V. Carter: Daily Programme: 9:ou
a. M, Opening EXERCISES: 500 a. ~,
Pedagogy and Psychology ID. c. san
ders; 1000 a. M, correlation of Read
ing, Writing. Language and spelling.
1866 a. M. "Geograplly," Fl. Tyree; 1880
a. M, Teachers Observation-Disclosures
HARDWOOD; - NJ, Dismissal. 1880 p. m.
Opening Exercises; 1:40 p. m, History
H. Tyree: 2:15 p. nl., "Correlation,' t5on-
tinued) d. +. Sanders: 2:5O p. M. CANS
themes; Interlnission; $40 p. m., u
bers,' D.. f. Sanders: 3:45 p. m. question
Dun. III y. H.. biSlillSSal. lis CNloA
Professor d. f. Sanders, president State
Normal School: Professor Hiram Tyree,
principal Dillon High School: Miss Anna
l.. HARDWOOD, State Normal School.
The students and instructors Of the
Dillon High school will give an informal
reception in the high school building
next Friday evening to their friends ana
all interested in school work. An inter
esting programme will be rendered ana
refreshments will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Vermillion returned
home Monday from a three weeks visit
to Denver. They We're accompanied from
Pocatelio by their son MILFORD. VINO mas
been employed in the baggage depart
ment of the Oregon short Line at that
place.
Miss Reta Barnett entertained the
pupils in her class at school Monday
evening. The mother Of the little hostess
served the guests With light refresh
ments and the little folks had a very nice
time.
Rev. r. p. Smith. Mrs. H. Genther.
Misses Viola Rich and Clara Schiller left
Tuesday, as delegates to the district Ep-
worth League convention. which viii be
in session at Meadow Creek Oct. II, Is IA.
There will be no preaching at the
Methodist church next Sunday. on ac-
| count of the pastors absence from the
city.
c. S. HARE of Helena was in the city
Tuesday inspecting the work being done
on the State Normal building.
A light fall of snow covered the ground
Il nf Dilnr yastarlay- If being the first
snow storm of the season. e.
The large tenement building being
erected by j. F. Bishop on Atlantic street
is nearly completed.
Lorenzo Gushing and bride are now
housekeeping in the roons over the
Gushing shoe store.
Il. Campbell, a prominent attorney Of
Butte, was in Dillon Tuesday on lega
business.
; William Neagle left Monday for Butte
t where he intends to reside in the future
Attorney j. S. Willis left the first of the
t week for Salt Lake City on business.
' Mayor J. E. Morse has gone to Madison
county to inspect his sheep camps.
t Mrs. Charles Padley and children have
moved to the city for the winter.
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