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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1905
Page
5
The notice lists fire signal taps for ward alarms and drills, plus social and business happenings in Dillon. It notes Christmas closures, theatre and lodge events, local visits, kaolin mining reports, and various personal notices from residents and businesses.
Dainty Foods ad advises using Royal Baking Powder for every recipe that calls for cream of tartar soda or baking powder. It claims Royal offers absolute purity great leavening strength and lighter sweeter tastier food, warns alum and phosphate powders are neither dainty nor wholesome and urges trust in Royal’s reliability.
The primary grade Christmas program at Dillon Public School featured a doll-house lighting by Dillon Electric Light & Power Co and performances by Prof. Robbins. Students from rooms 1, 11, and 311 performed songs, solos, rhythms, recitations, and a violin piece, ending with Merry Christmas and Run Run Run to meet Santa Claus.
An advertisement argues dandruff and baldness share a germ and assertively promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a 100 percent effective prevention and cure. It urges destruction of the germ with the Detroit Michigan company and offers a 10 cent sample by mail.
Penitentiary report lists 450 inmates as of Nov 30 1905 with nativity by state and foreign-born origins. It details county representation, offenses including murder burglary and robbery, marital status, rule violations, earnings of 9295.40 from convict-made items, and inmate professions.
Mrs J B McKinney and Mrs H T Poindexter will receive on New Year’s day at McKinney home on Idaho street. Mrs J F Bishop hosts guests on Idaho street from 4 00 assisted by Mrs L E Thompson and others. Normal dormitory to host visiting friends.
Advertisement notes heart palpitations caused by indigestion and gas under the heart. Recommends taking Herbine for a few days to feel better. Sold by R. L. Riley.
Joe Arnold returns from Murray Utah with Mrs Arnold after two months visiting relatives. A Maynard Brothers slapped engine, fitted for electric lights in Wisdom, may run a sawmill if orders are scarce. Supt Al J Noyes adds telephone supplies as six miners prepare to stay at the Ajax mine until next July. Southern Montana Telephone Co chief Hazelbaker sees a spring line to the Bristow ranches with hope of next summer phone access basin wide. The Strowbridge front building arrives and staff shift as the butcher shop and drug store move into the new store space.
On January 6 Dillon residents will hear the Midland Opera Quartette as the next offering in the Normal Entertainment Course. Praises from towns on the western tour praise soprano Miss Perle Plummer alto Miss Mildred Hansen violinist Miss Harriet Delano pianist contralto and manager Mr J Redman Sayler tenor while basso Mr Tolbert MacRae is an accomplished reader.
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