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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
4
Readers note that letters containing news correspondence and editorial content are directed to the Error Tribune for consideration. The message emphasizes proper addressing and handling of incoming submissions.
TriBUNE subscribers who do not receive their papers regularly and on time will please notify this office. The paper is published regularly and the subscribers should receive it regularly.
The act makes it a misdemeanor to willfully provide false or libelous statements to any newspaper or periodical for publication. Conviction carries a fine up to five hundred dollars, or up to six months in county jail, or both.
The Forsyth Times urges readers to stop savoring others misfortune as it condemns cruelty toward women. It argues most involved are innocent or merely foolish, and questions the pleasure found in muddying reputations or inflaming harm.
Dillon and Big Hole basin business men push a plan to connect Dillon with Bannack Grasshopper Jackson Fox Wisdom and nearby points via a new telephone line. The project aims to boost regional business and communication while a sewer request is noted for city improvements. Easter Sunday in Dilton brings blue mood over bills as residents enjoy ideal spring weather.
Hon. Joseph M. Dixon reports to the Helena Record on Montana’s winter work in Washington. He cites harmony among Montana's delegation, passage of irrigation and land acts, and $5 million of the $25 million federal irrigation pot for Montana. He details canal plans from Yellowstone, the Madison project, and Milk River scheme, plus new forest reserves and streamlined administration under Pinchot with settlers’ homestead openings.
Appeals from Christian workers in the far east urge aid for sick and wounded soldiers and destitute widows and orphans. Rev Y Honda of Tokio appeals for a general relief fund to help distribute aid, with the Japanese Relief fund organized under Evangelical Alliance of Japan oversight. Contributions to Franklin Trust Co No 140 Broadway NYC. About 18000 contributed, 10000 sent to Japan. Montana Agricultural College publishes a pamphlet on Montana botanical exploration led by Prof J W Blankenship with frontispiece bitter root Montana state flower.
Tessa Wintyre died leaving a tale of lifelong devotion to her husband McIntyre. The couple met via correspondence and married in Dillon nine years ago. McIntyre laid out the wife he loved, burying her himself, a testament to their steadfast bond as the Tribune extends sympathy.
Notices from Dell Montana report Mrs. Dora Thompson age 25 died Tuesday of tuberculosis in Barnard Missouri after moving to the mountains for health. She leaves a husband and parents and four brothers D D McKnight Smith James Harvey all in Beaverhead County. Body embalmed by Brundage and shipped to Barnard for interment.
Miss Decker of Bedrock was the honor guest at a delightful tea given Wednesday evening at five o'clock by Miss Rife. Covers were laid for nine and a most dainty repast was served. The invited guests were Misses Decker, Leland, Jeffrey, Hawley, Kline, Ross, Tattersall and Squire.
Ray S. Conger departed Tuesday for Missoula and then Plains Montana to become editor and manager of the Plainsman. He has long worked in Dillon’s newspaper field. Mrs. Conger will stay in Dillon until they settle. Also, Clerk Frank A. Hazel baker and County Treasurer B. N. Stevenson left Dillon for the Big Hole basin to discuss a proposed telephone system from Bannack to the Basin.
Sunny Side Mining and Milling and several peers in the district claim vast ore potential. Sunnyside reports 2000 feet tunneling and 40 acres drilled with expert estimates valuing ore at 32 million dollars total. Standard Mining brings a 20 stamp mill. Twentieth Century and H Y plan mills. Dewey mine produced 80 thousand dollars in gold last year. District leaders say operations are now orderly and likely to grow into the future.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Lamont post office. Undelivered items will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within 30 days. Names include Brien P C Boone Ralph Carey Violet Estes Edith Jenson Willard Monahan John Seymour Orl Gwack. Postmistress.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Company in Toledo states the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Sworn to before me.
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