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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
6
The article reports a city election completed with unity and no party bias. Voter turnout was low with 111 of 294 registered casting ballots. Mayoral winner was B F White and there were votes for policing magistrate and aldermen across wards.
Miss Dorothis Meine and John L Banka wed in a noon ceremony Tuesday officiated by Rev. R P Smith. The Slack ranch venue hosted a quiet, pretty affair with A B Johnson as best man and Mae Staudacher as maid of honor. Banka, former Padley ranch foreman, now manages the Meine ranch under a multi year lease. the bride has many friends in her valley.
Regular Easter services at the Catholic Church start at 9 30 a m instead of 10 30. The choir performs Brown mass in blint Sanctus and Werner in c Offertory My Faith Looks Up to Thee by Lochner sung by Mesdames Geo W French and GT Paul. Prof Pasmore presides at the new Mason and Haulin organ.
Ludwig Gerlin and Carolina Herzog both of Jackson Montana were married last Monday at the Dillon clerk and recorder office by Rev. R P Smith. The couple, with Gerlin a prominent Jackson rancher, then returned to their home near Jackson.
A 1901 letter to Editor Tripunz from W. Bovenn of Ospt defends two Salvation Army members in Dron Montana. He denounces a circulating lie as evil and untrue, cites scripture, and asks readers to judge righteously. The message asserts innocence and vows to defend the Masters service.
A fragmentary wartime style notice appears on Bannack corner reading a warning about a reattiation law and its enforcement. The garbled text hints at a public announcement posted by a local authority or advertiser.
In Maplewood a wheelman and a young woman named Mary Burd intersect during Easter worship. A stray dog knocks Mary into a clay pit saving a crippled child, and a wandering man credits her singing for awakening his conscience. Mary and the rescuer vow to help, while Miss Burd comforts the child and a nurse joins in.
A wheelman rescues a mother and her child from a steep bank after a failed exit. He carries the drenched child to safety then helps Miss Burd protect her from cold. A young woman’s Easter hymn moves the church, with Herbert Parker remarking on the singer’s grace and beauty.
Howell's Miners' Code provides guidance on locating and recording quartz and placer claims mill sites and tunnels in Montana and Idaho with forms for claims co ownership mining corporations liens and patent procedures It includes mining laws and case citations and urges prospectors to carry a copy priced at fifty cents from Tripuni Pusiisnina Co Dillon Mont tf
I offer 715 unmounted herbarium specimens at 10 cents each, 105 species including Montana rarities and grasses named by Dr. Kelsey. Weight 1814 pounds in pastboard boxes. Transportation paid by purchaser. List of species available on inquiry. Swenmpan, Mon.
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