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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1904

Page

1

Beaverhead County Dominates Republican Convention Delegates

Beaverhead county sent ten delegates to the Helena Republican state convention to name Montana's Chicago delegates. Delegates endorsed Roosevelt for president with broad enthusiasm and chose Dixon Mantle Freeman Carter Edwards as the national slate by acclamation, with Waite as national committeeman.

Helena Chicago Beaverhead County Messrs. B. F. White J. E. Morse George B. Conway John I. Bishop Ernest Selway Dillon T. B. Craver Bedrock Dr. I. C. Ford Lima George Woodworth Wisdom F. C. Hazelbaker Montana Roosevelt W. N. Sloan First Presbyterian Church Lindsay J. B. Collins Lee’ Mantle Silver Bow Mantle George M. Bourquin White George W. Irvin Butte Joseph M. Dixon Missoula Dixon Bourquin Lee Mantle Maddox Cascade County James W. Freeman Great Falls Blake Freeman Chouteau Thomas H. Carter Custer Conrad ‘Kohre £ Powell Ohn E. Edwards Rosebud Nel- 80N Storey Bozeman W. F. Meyer Carbon County W. J. Brennan Flathead Charles N. Pray Fort Benton W. P. Baker Powell County B. E. Calkins J. D. Waite Fergus County

High Water Delays Me Meet at The Fair

Harry Hofeld notes his attendance at The Fair on Friday and Saturday, with travel delays caused by high water. He invites attendance and mentions timing for the event.

Harry Hofeld

School Supervisor Report Highlights Discipline and Training Plan

Dr Bagley's report to district No 10 trustees details text revision after state changes, aims to improve discipline and attendance, notes 92 percent average attendance, reduced misconduct, and policies to keep pupils in school. It praises supervision by Principal, assistant, and Dr Squire, plus Batavia system training teachers and involved normal college supervisors. It also mentions overcrowding, fire drills, free textbooks, book inspection, Mothers club, German class, and proposed manual training expansion.

Bagley Board of Trustees of District No. 10 Ruediger Squire Allen Normal College Dorchester Batavia Dillon W. OC. Baaney

Lamb Survives Twenty Days Buried in Snow

George Murray reported his Corawold lambs from Utah ranged near the electric light plant after the last storm. A live lamb was found beneath a snow drift with a foot protruding, having survived twenty days on snow. It weighs about twenty pounds but is being fed milk and gruel to recover. The tale boosts Cotswold breed visibility.

George Murray Utah Electric Light Plant Mr. Murray

World’s Fair Pike feature and vote drive detailed

A feature called The Pike at the St Louis World’s Fair showcases diverse exhibits from Asia to the Ozarks with attractions like an Irish village, a Nile and Constantinople replica, and a canyon route to St Louis. The article urges readers to vote in the Trisant’s World’s Fair contest using coupons from Tribune purchases and subscriptions, highlighting the trip’s grandeur and the Canyon of the Grande and Royal Gorge as key sights en route.

St. Louis World's Fair Automobile Service Mysterious Asia Battle Abbey Galveston New York North Pole Colorado Ciaro Constantinople Ozarks Jerusalem Grant Paris Seville Old St. Louis Tribune the Tribune St. Louis the Grande Royal Gorge Great Plains Astern Kansas Sun Flower State Missouri Salt Lake Valley America Salt Lake Miss French Miss Gallup Miss Stephens Miss Turman Rochester

D L Smith City Express and Delivery

Trunks and baggage delivered to and from the depot to any part of the city. Stove wood and kindling. Deputy's butcher shop as headquarters. For broken limbs chilblains burns scalds bruised shins sore throat and sores apply Ballard's Snow Liniment. It gives relief and heals wounds. 25 cents. Riley's Drug Store.

D. L. Smith City Express Ballard Riley’s

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