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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
4
Notice Limiting Employee Debt Responsibility
The Trisune Postissu Iic Co. will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees except when orders signed by the manager are given.
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Trisune Pustisuiic Co
Tribune Subscribers Urged to Notify Delivery Office
Tribune urges readers who do not receive their papers regularly and on time to notify the office while reaffirming that the paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it consistently.
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Tribune
Voters consider four strong candidates for city aldermen
The city election presents Julius Rounds W T Wemple John Lenkersdorfer and Robert J Moore as unanimous or strong nominees. All are property owners and taxpayers with solid records and community standing. Each ward shows clear caucus support and expectations they will make capable aldermen. The editors praise the field as the best in years.
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Julius Rounds
Rounds
John Lenkersdorfer
Third Ward
Lenkersdorfer
Robert J. Moore
Dillon
Mr. Moore
City Council urged to address redistricting
The article argues the new city council should immediately tackle redistricting after noting similar voter registration totals across wards this year. It points out the first ward has about three times as many residents as the third, while third ward representatives serve roughly three times more people than those from the first two wards combined.
Redistricting urged by councilmen and beets economy eyed
The Tribune notes calls for city redistricting with ward changes or a new ward. It ties a proposed sugar beet factory to farmer uptake, arguing success depends on beet crops and farm contracts. It urges all farmers to plant beets and cites county prosperity if beets grow.
City council backs water intake move above Argenta
The council favors relocating the city water system intake to a point above Argenta as urged by this paper. The water committee report supports extending the pipeline to that point, with full work likely next year after preliminary steps this year.
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Argenta
Conrad Declines Governor Nomination Prospects
A Washington dispatch reports Hon. W. G. Conrad refuses to let his name go before the democratic convention for governor and would decline if offered. He cites business obligations as the reason, while Gov. Edwin Norris of this city is viewed as having the nomination effectively secured.
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Washington, D. C
W. G. Conrad
Will Shambow
Dillon
F. S. Metzel
Puller Springs
T. A. Metzel
Metzel
Monida
Degen Bros
Denver
Jessie Jones
Quincy
East
Willie Shambow
Hart P. Miller
Fred Hanson
Nellie Shambow
Ponca
Nebraska
Joe Duff
Mr. Wetmore
Jane Miller
Judge Clements Apologizes in Court for Language Used
Last week Judge Clements used profane language in his courtroom to roast the city police. On Saturday he called the bar into his court and offered a public apology, though observers say he should also apologize directly to the police.
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Clements
County editor notes mining stock push and fair plans
The column cites Thomas W Lawson mining stock ads in dailies and jokes that editors push ads while the public loses out. It urges Beaverdhead county mining stock investment, notes upcoming county fair stabilizing plans, and argues for a chemical fire engine to reduce fire damage costs.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Thomas W
Beaverhead County
Should Dillon Become a Railroad Division Point
The text argues that Dillon could gain significant wealth if designated a railroad division point, with a monthly payroll in the thousands, and urges local businessmen to push for the effort amid low wool prices and improving sugar beet prospects.
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Dillon
Community groups aim to rise with shared effort
Community leaders urge unity as neighborhoods push for coordinated programs to improve services. Local organizations emphasize collaboration with schools and businesses to boost economic and social well being.
Farmers Told to Include Sugar Beets in Acres
A collage of clipped quotes from Montana papers notes farmer input on crops including sugar beets while remarking on strikes weather and politics. It highlights strong opinions on policing autos, political bosses, cattle markets, suffrage, and Prohibition debate in 1915-era local press.
Sugar Beet Industry Set to Triple County Population
The article notes that the sugar beet industry is expected to threefold the population of a county area by expanding local employment and housing, signaling a major economic shift for the region.
The Pixies Fairy Pageant Presented At Normal Hall
W A Milne directs a cast of 150 young ladies and children rehearsing The Pixies for two April shows at the Normal assembly hall. Proceeds fund school decorations with strong local support and a promising sellout.
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Pixies
W. A. Milne
Chicago
Elmo Jaquette Scott
Prince Florimel
Matt Orr
Titania
Helen Flotow
Angelica
Anna Elizabeth Adams
Choily Chrysanthemum
Everett D. Brundage
Alban
Josephine Erwin
Clara Adams
Selah Graves
Olive Robbins
Georgia Cullum
Alfreda Myers
Pluma Tattersall
Bessie Collier
Clare Conger
Orphan Lenkersdorfer
Amazon
M.S. Catlin
Lilian Adams
Eleanor Poindexter
Bertha Burfiend
Frances Harrison Leads Elaborate Fairy Tale Musical
Cast includes Cleo Harrison Margaret Rass Anna Carter Edna McConnell Cora Truax Maud Stone and Bernice Myers in natty military uniforms. Forty musical numbers with solos duets quartets and choruses tell a fairy kidnapping tale with Prince and Queen love scenes. Seats go on sale at the Postoffice news stand Monday morning. early reservations urged.
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Frances’ Harrison
Cleo
Harrison
Margaret
Rass
Anna Carter
Edna McConnell
Cora, Truax
Maud Stone
Bernice Myers
Postoffice
Local Notes From Centennial Valley and Toledo Ad Notices
Centennial Valley reports arrivals and sales of cattle including four black full blood Angus bulls from Philipsburg Montana. Local farming news covers cattle sales, hunts, pelts, and residents visiting or traveling. Toledo notary confirms Hall's Catarrh Cure and advertisement for remedies with testimonials and product details.
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Tribune
Lakeview
Wm. Bray
Joe Buck
Philipsburg
Montana
Henry Wetmore
Dillon
A. W. Gurason
Hall
F. J. Cuenry & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Beaverhead County Board Special Session Notice 1908
The Beaverhead County Commissioners schedule a special session for Monday May 4 1908 to transact business from April 6 and extend bid filing to 10 am May 4 1908. The April 6 meeting is postponed to May 4 1908. O C Gosman Chairman Jno S Baker County Clerk Dillon Montana.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
O. C. Gosman
Jno
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