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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1905
Page
4
Public notices list admission charged events and fundraisers with 5 cents per line for notices of church festivals fairs dancing parties concerts sociables suppers and obituary poetry. It also states cards of thanks and news letters priced at 5 cents per line and that Tribune Publishing will not assume employee debts without signed orders from the manager.
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Judge Michael Denlan denounces local juries for leniency amid rising crime in Butte. He vows to redraw panels, discharge current jurors, and appoint a fearless jury to enforce the law, as citizens demand protection from escalating murders and holdups.
The Tribune notes a lapse in the program for the county farmers' institute next week as sugar beet culture, which has brought prosperity to western regions and is receiving growing attention in the state, merits consideration and focus.
The remarks by Judge Denlan to the jury he discharged in Butte last Friday provoke discussion of his future in politics. He is admired for boldness in voicing a merited opinion.
The Pond case is scheduled for argument in the supreme Court with State Treasurer Rice ordered to appear regarding a $1,200 warrant drawn on bond sale funds for the State Normal School. Attorney General Galen filed a demurrer and the court fixed December 19 for the motion hearing.
The Tri Bune Store showcases a late books collection with shelves updated for readers seeking modern titles and backlist titles. The notice highlights availability, pricing, and hours for the sale event.
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