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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
4
Correspondence addressed to Editor Tribune discusses editorial routing and notice from The Tribune Publishing Co stating employees are not responsible for debts unless orders signed by the principal manager of the paper Agee.
Tribune asks subscribers who do not receive their papers regularly and on time to notify the office. The paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it regularly.
The Dillon city vote favored the nonpartisan ticket with Ray L. Riley A C Gruwell and John Lenkersdorfer named. Municipal League influence noted yet opposed by defeat of its candidates while calls for better morals and continued civic effort were praised.
F Aug Wleinze says he plans to employ many men again after selling to Amalgamated and will focus on Montana copper mining. He claims the copper outlook in the state is brighter than ever, foreseeing renewed profits. The note ties Heinze’s past success in the Treasure State to a potential return amid stock-market moves.
The piece argues the public won’t greatly sympathize with coal strikers, predicting strikes at every contract expiry. It notes east coal wages rose in recent years while profits grew, with miners seeking a three cent per ton raise. It questions whether the miners deserve sympathy.
Armstead is projected to thrive with the Salmon City stage road shifting from Bedrock to Armstead. Freight for Lemhi county will pass through the new town, benefiting nearby residents by offering a closer shipping point and boosting the Polaris mine’s freight operations.
The Tripune notes the city council approved a house numbering ordinance, stating the measure long overdue and praising the council. It urges public support and notes easier navigation to any door in the city and hints at forthcoming mail delivery improvements. The piece emphasizes local progress and clear addressing.
R W Fisher of the Bozeman Experimental Station reports which trees thrive in this region and offers guidance for Arbor Day planting on private property. Read the article for explicit instructions on suitable species and planting practices.
Governor Tol issues a proclamation designating May Sth as Arbor Day and urges Dillon property owners to observe the day by planting shade trees as intended. The message notes ample room for additional trees in the area.
The Tribune joins Montana publications in lamenting the death of Adelphus B Kieth a renowned Montana newspaper man. The notice suggests a quirky remark about a brick in a hat not appearing on the sidewalk last Sunday.
A Sunday morning blaze in Bannack drew attention to the burnt district and prompts talk of rebuilding. The forthcoming city council will face unfinished business when they take office.
A wager predicts saloons will not close at midnight for a two year period, signaling broad tolerance for late hours or lax enforcement amid ongoing debates over drinking establishments.
Miss Serafina Birker left last Monday night for her home in Iowa. The item advertises Easter Box candy available at Dillon Bakery.
Cornelius Bray longtime Beaverhead County resident and former sheriff died at his daughter Mrs Martin A Egan’s home in Butte after a brief illness. Born in Ireland, Bray came to America at 12, settled in Montana in 1862, and held offices including two terms as Beaverhead sheriff and several terms as Lima justice of the peace. He leaves wife and daughter, with a niece in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Funeral services were held in Lima with large attendance.
In San Francisco on March 29 the California directors of Continental Life and Investment held a vote on keeping President Tyree in office but could not form a quorum due to railroad washouts. They adjourned to Monday and learned they lack power to remove Tyree, able only to recommend his removal.
Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co at Toledo in Lucas County Ohio that the firm will pay $100 for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason witnessed on December 6, 1886. Cure taken internally and claimed to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials. Sold by all druggists at 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Next Friday night April 13 the W C T U Medal Contest features instrumental solos vocal solos and a chorus with readers and remarks by Mrs A S Rife president The program lists performers Ree Belle Scott Mabel Tuttle Dick Price Emma Burfiend Vera Melvin Kate Bryson Maud Williams Edith Melton Georg Melton and Inez Harding among others with audience reception 10 cents.
The Normal School of Music will present a grand Easter Concert on Saturday evening April 14 in Assembly Hall under Prof and Mrs E S Luce. The program features the College Orchestra Mandolin and Guitar Club soloists piano duets and trios and a closing number by Juniors and Seniors. Admission is free and the public is invited.
The Presbyterian Church at the corner of Pacific and Glendale Streets announces morning worship at 11 o'clock with Sabbath school at noon. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p.m. and the evening service begins at 7 30 o'clock led by Rev. Dr. A B Martin.
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