City Council and Railroad Clashes Over Street Crossings
The Dillon Examiner reports a dispute between the city council and the Oregon Short Line over keeping street crossings open. The council demands strict enforcement of a long standing ordinance requiring crossings to be cut every other block, with negotiations having stalled after sidetracks were completed. The piece argues for fair treatment of railroads and calls for legislative action on municipal classifications and salaries.
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Olmstead
Oregon Short Line
Railroad Company
Montana
Idaho
Dillon
New School of Music Planned at Montana State Normal College
The School of Music will open under Prof. E. S. Luce and Mrs. Luce with a four year piano voice and violin track and a three year string and wind track plus organ. Preparatory work and ear training accompany all courses to mold well rounded musicians.
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New School of Music of
Montana
State
E. S. Luce
Muusic
Montana State Normal College
Fairfeld
Towa
School of Music
E. 8. Luce
Classification of Cities in Montana Needs Overhaul
The article argues that the law classifying Montana cities and towns by population requires a thorough overhaul, focusing on cities of the third class. It notes current definitions include all incorporated places with 1,000 to several thousand residents and calls for revisions to offices and salaries.
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Montana
Ciaiss
Instrument purchase plan for new concert orchestra
A proposal outlines that a number of instruments will be used to form a concert orchestra soon. Prof Luce is advised for instrument choices. A pamphlet with courses will be issued next week. Prof and Mrs Luce move to the Pasmore house after this week and can be consulted at Mrs French’s home this week. Next week their studies will be at the Pasmore house to accommodate pupils unable to go to the Normal building.
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Cient
Luce
Mia
Pasmore
French
Pasmore House
Senatorial Ballot Under Joint Assembly For United States Seat
The first joint ballot for the U S senator occurred today with Lieut Governor Norris presiding. Carter lags behind, needing 49 votes for election as Governors White’s totals dropped by two from yesterday. Telephonic reports from Helena show Carter 37, Mantle 13, Toole 10, Lindsay 1, Conrad 17, Frank 8, John MacGinnie 4, Milburn 1, Cooper 3, T C Power 1.
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United States
Whs
Norris
Carter
White
Helena
Mantle
Toole
Lindsay
Conrad
Frank
John MacGinnie
Milburn
Cooper
Hess Reappointed Private Secretary to Governor Toole
The appointment of Lon R. Hess to return as private secretary to Governor Toole is praised statewide. Hess, a popular veteran newspaper man, is described as courteous and thoroughly competent, and the governor’s choice is viewed as wise.
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Lon R. Hess
Toole
Leo
Voice and string instruction offered for diverse talents
A note outlines that the renowned vocal system is now used by major schools worldwide. It announces a blended voice culture method drawing from Italian German French and English systems and mentions courses for string and wild instruments for pupils without time for piano voice and violin.
Bounty Notice Opens Wolf Reward in Dillon Montana
Dillon Montana January 1 1905 stockmen offer a bounty of 15 per wolf killed in the area and require the carcass be shown to listed agents to obtain the bounty. Names of the agents include Cornell Murray Smith Kellar Thorpe Kennison Staudaker Johnson John Lovell Poindexter Orr L S Co Joe Shineberger Frank Landon H J Selway Henneberry Bros Selway Mrs A Pierce Mrs R Freeman Mrs M Hamilton Mrs Della Reynolds Nela Nelson Elijah Ames Isaac Rife D E Metlen Milton Ney Win Ames W G Blair M Barrett Stephen Cook Jones Davidson.
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the. Dillon
Examiner
Beaverhead County
F.C. Kress
E.L. Poindexter
City Council VS. Railroad CO
THE
College
Riley
Dillon, Montana
Mr. Man
E. Alexander
Bannack Street
State Bank OF Dillon
F. L. Graves
WM. Roe
A. L. Stone
Lute
Sta
Chase & Sanborms
Slokecbo
RMP
Montana Mercantile Co
Overland Limited
Union Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
C. S. Williams
Ticket Office
Salt Lake City, Utah
A. G. Williame
A. S. Rife
Per Aeris
T. B. Landers
C. C
Robert Boone, K
R &S
Maurice A. Walker, M. D
Metlen
Bay Baptist Parsonage
C.W. Robison
B.N. Stevenson
K of R. Sachem
S.J. Haines
A. H. Barrett
Butte- Montana
S. J. Haines
S. J. Haines'& Company
S. J. Baines
A. D
Ron't Swains Barx
NG. C. P, Thomas
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