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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1905
Page
4
Lettered notice states the Trigung Pusttsume Co will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees except when orders signed by the manager are provided. The item is addressed to the editorial department and filed as second class matter at Dillon post office.
Tribune asks readers who do not receive their papers regularly and on time to notify the office. The paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it consistently.
The Protestant Episcopal Church expands its missionary reach through eight regional departments holding annual conferences. These gatherings emphasize education over governance, sharing field information, discussing mission plans, and building home parish support, while the Board of Missions presents its efforts at each meeting.
A regional church conference in Denver with bishops present discusses expansion of missions from Alaska to the Philippines and Africa. The annual Board of Missions receipts reached a record 1 677 138 with congregations increasing giving under a new apportionment plan. In Dillon the farmers institute drew unexpectedly low attendance despite its importance to Gallatin valley agriculture and stockraising.
The agitation seeks to reroute mail and express stages from Dillon directly to Fox in one day, reducing the current two day trip. A petition may circulate to push the plan, benefiting Dillon merchants and Big Hole basin residents. A Russia note contrasts turkey celebrations with mass killings in Moscow on Christmas Day.
Interpreted measures propose Redrock Lakes reservoir plus 100000 acres more for agriculture in Beaverhead County in 1906. The plan outlines water storage and land development to boost farming opportunities.
In a New Year resolve the people of Dillon aim to attract a sugar beet factory to create extensive employment and lasting prosperity, signaling a focused drive for industrial growth in the city over the next twelve months.
Readers weigh in on what to prioritize in the new year with personal goals and community commitments. A mix of health, finances, and service ideas surface as ways to start fresh.
Left-overs on at Normal College recount a string of holiday events in Dillon. A hay wagon ride to Riverside school with Miss Mayme French, Christmas trees at the church, visits by Misses Auerbach and Butter, and chaperons Mr. and Mrs. Morton plus Mrs. Foote and Santa Claus mark a lively sequence of social evenings among dorm residents.
This afternoon will feature Miss Bishop as hostess for the Friday entertainment and Miss Lindfors will host the '06 girls in the evening. The piece notes joyous gatherings and the anticipation of a lively return to school next Tuesday after holiday moments and a 7 30 train arrival.
The Portland vase, a gem from Italy now in the British Museum, is ancient but its exact age unknown. It was reportedly buried in a Rome tomb in 235 A D and later owned by Pope Urban VIII and the Barberini family before being acquired by the Duke of Portland in 1786 and placed in the museum fifteen years later. A 1845 incident where a keeper struck the case damaged the vase, which was repaired. It is valued at least £15,000.
The New York Times recounts Senator Vest’s dry humor when, after being interrupted by two colleagues and losing the floor, he ruefully asked the chair how he had lost his chance to speak. The exchange ends with the chair urging him to proceed with his parliamentary inquiry.
Miss Edith Decker the Tripune's society editor spent Sunday and Monday visiting at her Bedrock home.
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