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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1905
Page
4
The Trisone Pus. Uo. will not be responsible for debts by employees except orders signed by a manager. Tribune subscribers who do not receive papers regularly and on time should notify the office. The paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it regularly.
The Harve Plain dealer says Governor Toole vetoed the ballot reform bill to aid the Democratic party. The measure aimed to shorten the blanket ballot for voters ease and to curb multiple appearances of names on ballots. It would also end the chain voting system and aid election judges, though supporters admit it needed fixes.
Gallatin County Republican notes remarks by G. R. Featherly of Dillon opposing farmers buying outside Gallatin County. He says retail merchants help pay taxes and keep the county going, but approves a farmers alliance to guard against theft and suggests cooperation between farmers and merchants.
A spring election saw unusually high turnout last Monday as caucus nominees were elected without opposition except for the police magistrate. The flow of votes indicated broad support and smooth candidate selection.
Prosecuting Attorney Melton declares he will send a few of Dill on's worthless youngsters to the reform school, saying he is tired of their appearance before him on petty charges. She judges resolution is a good one.
Readers react to the recently enacted game license. The law taxes property for game warden maintenance but remains inexpensive for resident sportsmen. A family license costs one dollar covering all members under 21. The season runs September 1 to December 1.
Spokane Spokesman Review notes the severe physical collapse of Secretary of State John Hay, praising his half century of public service. The tribute outlines his roles from Lincoln’s secretary to diplomat and journalist and celebrates his patriotism and versatility as a statesman.
Portland exhibition will feature E S Paxson's most complete display including the Custer painting from St. Louis and 1804 study of Lewis and Clark. The show will travel from Chicago to the Western Centennial starting June 1 with numerous western scenes and portraits.
All Dillon men who attended the funeral of Conductor Lane in Pocatello on Wednesday returned to Dillon yesterday afternoon. J S Virmillion stayed in Salt Lake City to visit his family for a day or two. The attendees say the funeral was the largest Masonic funeral they have witnessed.
Miss Stella Morse will leave Sunday for California. Dame Rumor says a fortunate young man is anxiously awaiting her arrival there.
A man and woman boarded a northbound passenger train in Dillon Monday afternoon. The woman, aged about 50 to 60, appeared pitiable with a hurt foot and used a crutch poorly. The man, around 35, posed as her son and helped her as they reached town. They begged from locals, claimed the widow of a Civil War G A R veteran with an amputated foot, and that relatives expected them elsewhere. The pair collected a few dimes before both were jailed. the woman to a police cell to sleep off intoxication and the man to the county jail. They were ordered to leave town by Justice Josephus Rich after a brief lecture. Their hasty retreat toward Selway Park suggested the foot injury had healed quickly.
Dan Burkholder reports his incubator hatched 55 chicks from 164 eggs on hatching day last Sunday. He found only 84 fertile eggs in the lot, likely from eggs chilled during a cold snap a month ago, but all hatched chicks are healthy and he expects better results ahead.
The Modern Woodmen of America met at the Beaverhead court house to elect delegates to the state convention in Kalispell around May 1. Delegates present included S C Dishno George Dart Jackson Frank P Birrer A A Elliott John Scott J D Nidy Dillon F A Hazelbaker A P Staley Wisdom and F A Hazelbaker who was chosen Beaverhead county delegate. J D Nidy was named county counsel and John Scott secretary of the council.
We extend our sincere thanks for the generous assistance and sympathy shown by friends during our loss and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. McLaucatin, Mr and Mrs Dave Ross, Mr and Mrs Howe, NAN and Marcery McLaucatin.
County resident Lewis Cassell of Butte accompanied by a Butte man came to Dillon to identify Dean as one of two robbers who held up an engineer and an official with revolvers at the Northern Pacific yard in Butte. Cassell grappled with Dean, tore the mask away, and confirmed the identification. If preliminary trial fails to hold Dean for Emerson Hill's store burglary, he will face Butte authorities for attempted highway robbery.
The Normal students will hear Dr. Swain present a lecture on Ibsen by Miss Frankenfield who stars in Ghosts. The event follows her April 10 performance and aligns with a prior review noting the play as a top contemporary drama. A Toledo firm pledges a hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Cure promoted by Cheney & Co.
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