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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1904
Page
5
Notices remind readers that the Tripunr Pos. Co. bears no debts unless signed by the manager. Subscribers who do not receive the paper on time should notify the office. The Tribune emphasizes regular publication and timely delivery.
Montanans report a mild autumn with unprecedented biomass in foliage and fruit. The Northern Pacific railroad fires eight workers for drinking on and off duty, aiming to improve safety. Analysts link accidents to alcohol use among rail staff, urging discipline.
John Allen age 70 died in Helena last week, one of three men who first found pay dirt on a Grasshopper near Bannack with John White and James Dorsey. Their discovery sparked Montana’s first great gold stampede. a monument is urged at the original site.
If cement walks continue to spread over the next few years as they have this year the city will feature cement sidewalks on Montana and Bannack streets Idaho Street the Public School block and many residences. Crossings built so far prove the improved economy and property value rise. Let the good work continue.
Taxpayers in school district No 10 are asked to attend a court house meeting tomorrow evening at 7:30 to discuss erecting a new school building or adding to the old one. The overcrowded current structure prompts action and broad interest is noted. In Virginia City, Dillon Tribune backs A J Bennett for speaker, drawing broad support statewide.
Chinook Montana ranchers participated in a spring alfalfa seed program where seed was provided and sold at 12 cents per pound. Data show 1961 acres produced 1882 bushels, totaling $13,740. average yields and costs imply about 42.60 dollars net profit per acre.
Judge Windsey of the Denver Juvenile Court wins re election by over 50 000 votes. Florence Nelley of the National Consumers League praises his work safeguarding children and enforcing laws against adults who corrupt or neglect youths. The piece cites his use of probation and parental accountability to curb juvenile delinquency.
Sheridan Enterprise lauds Speaker Bennett as a credit to county and state praising parliamentary skill and integrity. The paper notes political pressure from saloon interests and telegraph companies, while highlighting Denver women voters and mothers as decisive in judiciary elections. It closes with a quip on Missouri turning Republican and Robert Ingersoll’s remark.
The Great Palle Tribune reports Norris leads King by about 400 votes in the lieutenant governor race. Official counts are completed in most counties, with Dawson Gallatin and Silver Bow still outstanding. auditors expect Norris to maintain the plurality despite small potential errors.
Rev. D. Hooker resumed duties at the Episcopal church in Dillon after attending the General Convention in Boston Massachusetts and visiting relatives in New England. He will lead morning and evening services next Sunday.
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