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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1905

Page

8

Lakeview County Letters Reports Unseasonal Snow and Community Life

Special to Tribune from Lakeview on November 26 describes a sudden snowstorm from the east dropping two feet, disrupting stock feeding and transport. It notes cattle buyers, sales of stock cattle, local visits, gatherings at Picnic Springs, a birthday dance, and social events amid the cold, with many residents affected by illness and travel delays.

Tribune Lakeview Tom’ O’conners Bear Creek Wa ‘Dillon Lima A. A. Hayden Mr. Dodd J. Shambow Place Picnic Springs Culver Edythe Williams Cecil Wetmore H. Wetmore Ed Burrell Butte J. A. Jones Addie Ben Mart John Jones James Nye B. Duff Farmer Smith Duff Ranch M. Y Fred Hanson Madison Basin Lillie Summers Tersenmocker Josie Noonen Fenen T. O’conner L. E. Culver James Blair Freeman Marble Gallatin

Pageville Notes Family Moves and Local Happenings

Mrs Will Nye plans winter residence with her father Robert Page to access schools. The valley saw a late threshing season with Berril Bros machines praised. A mild blizzard struck last Sunday with cold that made little go far. Ralph Page had a serious accident on a mountain coal bed. George Schott and Howard Bushnell returned home from surveying in Michigan. John Cullea of Twin Bridges visited Elmer Page. Thanksgiving and adoptions are noted, with Mrs S S Patterson adopting a baby from Twin Bridges Orphans Home. Nellie Wilson and father head to Iola Kansas to settle. family graves in Sheridan noted. Mr Wilson has resided in Montana 19 years. Mrs Tovey, our music teacher, will

Pageville Will Nye Centennial Valley Robert Page Berril Bros Ralph Page George Schott Howard Bushnell Dwight Bushnell Michigan John Cu Nellie Wilson Iola Kansas Sheridan Wilson Montana Tovey

Insurance Reform and Fire Risk in Town

A reader argues against entrenched rates set by a trusted insurer, urging residents to seek independent fire insurance and to self insure part of their risk. The writer notes water works since implementation reduces overall block risk and questions public meetings for action, suggesting private arrangements may be safer.

Trust

Taxes Up to Noon Show Total Receipts at $109123.22

Tax receipts collected to date total $109123.22 with itemized entries including stock bounty 6079.45, stock indemnity 53.52, fish and game 3.09, general bridge 48667.76, poor tax 1918.00, county interests and sinking 2712.97, high school related 815? etc. The list covers state taxes, school districts, city of Dillon, and other county funds.

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Union Church Services Unites Three Denominations

Union church services were held at the Presbyterian church yesterday at 10:30 AM with Methodist, Baptist, and Presbyterian congregations joining. Rev. Lough of Grace M. E. delivered a discourse on reasons for American thankfulness, with special music by a mixed-church choir. Schumann-Heink has sprained her voice and a light joke followed about voice quality.

Union Presbyterian Church Lough Grace M. E. Church

Hank Petrie and His Turkey

Hank Petrie, a shiftless yet philosophic man, bungles through misadventures to better his lot. He clings to excuses and odd schemes from woodchuck hunting to a ruined turkey raffle, hoping a clever hole yields a double turkey and a steadier future.

The Potato Incident and Jennie the Pasture Mare

Hank distrusts everyone when harvests fail and borrows gear. He tests the squire’s fence and secretly feeds Jennie in the meadow. A red flannel marked turkey proves Hank’s ruse as the squire confronts the prank and yields the bird.

Hank Squire

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