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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
8
Dillon Tribune pulse of city notes and notices
City items include fire alarm taps and ward alarms, local bids, and election of bonds. Dentists and visitors, sales, auctions, and theater notices appear alongside social events, church meetings, and a note on Jno Willis rail travel. Community ads pitch Easter hats and patterns from Mrs Hart.
Senior Notes Highlight Class Activities and Debates
Seniors prepare for May history essays while omitting the essay for the oration winners. YWCA delegates visit with Miss Eliza Selway as bookkeepers finish term work. English 4-2 studies In Memoriam by Tennyson and a Capital Punishment debate impresses. Track athletes ready for Missoula meet. class motto chosen: Every man is the maker of his own fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Selway
Tennyson
Missoula
Newbro's Herpicide Claims to Cure Dandruff Germ
An advertisement proclaims dandruff is caused by a scalp germ and that only Newbro's Herpicide can destroy it. It argues lasting cure requires killing the germ, promotes samples by mail from The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan, and urges purchase from leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Wool Market Opens Early in Beaverhead County
Beaverhead County wool selling season starts ahead of schedule with record prices and contracting. Buyers pay 1 81/2 to 2 cents per pound, near record highs, with about 500000 pounds already contracted for in Dillon. Eastern buyers led by J B Gowen and J E Hample arrange major deals. local firms like Poindexter Orr and Thorpe Kennison also have sizable consignments. A separate arts note mentions a Violinist and a piano concert by Xaver Scharwenka, with tickets at one dollar for an 8:30 pm program in the Normal assembly hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Dillon
J. B. Gowen
Caldwell
Idaho
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Boston
Montana
J. E. Hample
Butte
Gowan
J. P
Ace Kennison
J. A. Gilbert
Poindexter & Orr
Smith & Keller
John B. Smith
Ezra Smith
Thorpe & Kennison
Thorpe Livestock Co
T. M. Selway
Mr. Hample
EB. Morse O.co
Axton Sheep Co
E. O. Selway
Hans Anderson
Thomas Haw
Treble Clef Concert Promises National Fame in Dillon
The Treble Clef concert in the Normal assembly hall next Friday features Carl Riedelsberger and Madame Vienna Neel-Riedelsberger with international reputations. Neel-Riedelsberger trained under top US teachers and European masters Otto Becker and Arthur Friedheim. Riedelsberger began violin at seven as a pupil of Max Bröde, a renowned German artist and conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Carl Riedelsberger
Vienna Neel- Riedelsberger
Madame Neel
United States
Europe
Otto Becker
Royal High School
Berlin
Arthur Friedheim
London
Karl Riedelsberger
Max Brode
Germany
Konigsberg Sinfonie Violinist Rise Through Conservatories
A gifted violinist began at age fifteen with the Garde quartette in Germany and toured widely. He trained four years at Stern Conservatory under Emile Sauret and Prof. Radecke, then led first violin at a Berlin opera house. He came to America with Theodore Thomas orchestra for three years, later serving as concert master with Rosenbecker and focusing on concert lecturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konigsberg Sinfonie Orchestra
Garde Quartette
Iany
Germany
Hér
Stern Conservatory
Emile Sauret
Radecke
Royal Opera House
Conservatory
Berlin
America
Theodore Thomas
New York
Chicago
Rosenbecker Orchestra
Lockout in Muskogee Halts 1000 Workers
In Muskogee J. T. April 18 a lockout declared by contractors and builders against the trades council causes nearly 1000 workers on varied contracts to quit. The trades council represents all local unions and is not recognized by the contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Muskogee, J. T
Trades Council
Body Found On Sandbar Near Fort Smith
The dead body of W. H. Ainsley a special representative of the Choctaw Indians at Washington DC was found on a sandbar in the Arkansas river five miles from Fort Smith Arkansas. He had disappeared from a local hotel last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
W. H. Ainsley
Washington, D. C
Arkansas River
Uncalled Letters Held 30 Days Before Dead Letter Office
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the post office up to date. Names include Ankron Halsted Beeley Monroe Bonasteel E E Dishno Silas Eptel Blanch Poole Pagp ardi Lane Hattie Jawary with 30 days to claim before forwarding to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankron
Halsted - Beeley
Monroe Bonasteel
E.E. Dishno
Silas Eptel
Blanch Poole
Pagpardi Lane
Hattie * Jawary
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Warral
R. R. Rathbone
First National Bank
Fred Conger
Paul Jones
Gooch & Coon
Jno. G. Willis
Salt Lake City
Board of Trustees
Dillon Public School District No. 10
Hart
St. Rose Guild
Anna Hart
Montana Street
Tribune
Fannie Browne
Chas. A. Smith
E. V. More of
Bozeman
Josephus Rich
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
R. L. Riley
John Sorenson
Grant
Brandenberg
Lima
Baptist Aid Society
Edwin Norris
Phil Anderegg
Wm. C. Patterson
John Maguire
Ireland
Dillon Theatre
Will Tash
J. B. Muller
Denver
Woodcraft
Redmen’s
Kate Lewis
W. G. Noyes
A. J. Noyes
Big Hole
San Francisco
Frank Hazelbaker
The
ROYAL
Gratis
Royal Baking Powder CO
William
Dillon Bakery
A, Kuntze
Belle of
Dakota
Olmsted & Logan
Dillon Furniture Company
Weos
Graeter
Leanlon
Michel Williams
Jim
Grace Lamont
Dillon, Mont
Montana Mercantile Co
Montana Mercantile
Wemple & Son
C. L
E. J. Wemple
Buy
Butte Real Estate
Major W. Smith
P.O. Box
Butte, Mont
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