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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
4
The Trisuing Pusuisuine Co. will not be responsible for any debts contracted by employees except in cases where orders signed by the manager are given. Correspondence should be addressed to the editorial department of Epiror Tribune.
Trisune asks readers who do not receive their paper on time to notify the office. The publication stresses regular delivery for all subscribers and urges timely receipt.
The Tribune reflects on a year of Dillon growth with new cement walks, buildings, a school, a sewer system, and thriving ranching. It notes mineral development at Polaris and Elkhorn, oil lands in Beaverhead, a Bedrock reservoir, and Montana’s expanding sugar beet industry as signs of broad prosperity.
The piece questions quarter vs yearly expenses in county records, notes Montana Christmas editions showcase state resources, mentions Russia in revolt dampening Yule joy, reports 450 penitentiary inmates with eight married and 362 single men, and ends with a cheeky line about Butte's million-a-month sounds.
Mr. Wells aged 48 died leaving no children. He married in Wolcott before moving west and is survived by two brothers and his mother. One brother from near Seattle will attend the Melrose funeral. He belonged to the Butte Theosophical society, first death there in years. Rev. Dr. Martin departs Dillon for Melrose to conduct tomorrow afternoon’s service at the deceased home under Masonic auspices.
An advertisement touts undigested food and gas in the stomach pressing on the heart causing palpitations. It recommends taking Herbine for a few days to feel better. Sold by R. L. Riley for 50 cents. Also notes fresh non curling films and new photo mounts at Tribune Store.
In Butte the community mourns a respected jurist admired by lawyers and citizens alike. For years he advised Melrose residents settling disputes and served as notary public and conveyancer. His widow is Mrs Hinman.
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