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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
7
The piece surveys editor philanthropy, the race question, Irish land reform, and the Northern Securities ruling. It notes Odd Fellowship origins, German adoption, and local observances in Dillon. It mentions Roosevelt’s labor ties, street road issues, and college class spirit as community notes.
Early signals point to a robust construction period in Dillon as developers anticipate renewed activity. Local officials expect steady permits and contractor interest amid steady demand for housing and commercial space.
Plans to entertain the President in Dillon on May 27 were dropped as Roosevelt would remain in Butte until 10 PM and only reach Dillon near midnight. Officials in Dillon learned the visit would not allow speeches and researchers expect travel schedules to keep residents from extended stops.
At the M E church last Sunday the third quarterly meeting of the year was held. Rev J W Tait preached both services and announced the church in excellent financial condition. He stayed in town to visit friends and led the quarterly conference Tuesday evening. The year is described as very prosperous with larger congregations and growth in class and prayer meetings and Sunday school.
George Hughes plans a two story house with eight rooms on Reeden street across the railroad track. The project cost is about 2500 dollars and construction will begin immediately. Dr. R R Rathbone buys two lots on Normal avenue between Jasper and Nela Nelsons and will build a nine room one and a half story cottage costing about 3500 dollars. Allen Merritt drew the plans.
Miss Mott spoke to the League of the M. E. church on Tennyson’s In Memoriam Last Sunday evening. She explained the poem’s composition and Tennyson’s devotion to Hallam, tracing the author’s journey from sorrow and doubt to faith. The audience found the talk helpful and urged another appearance.
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