Montana News Roundup and Editorial Snippet
Letters to the editor note subscription issues and editorial duties. Crazy Snake is captured amid Indian insurrection concerns in the Territory. The university reports record enrollment and discusses the 8 hour bill and gambling. Powell county bill moves to law. Daly county proposal is less favored. Montana politics show party rifts and Mantle support. Mrs Nation lectures the governor on saloon suppression. A young man’s alleged crime provokes debate on punishment. Calderhead’s Agriculture Bureau report advances, praising his leadership and promising a large, illustrated volume for state promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Calderhead
Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Calderhead
Bill to create osteopath examiners board proposed
Mr Hedges introduces a bill to form a three member osteopathic examiners board. All applicants must pass examinations and hold a recognized osteopathy diploma else be barred from practice. Licenses cost 20 dollars. Opponents are non graduates practicing in the state.
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Hedges
Public School Origins and Colonial Observations
The passage notes the first public schools opening in 1645 Massachusetts and umbrellas entering America from England in 1772. It mentions the Nile’s tributary scarcity over 1,200 miles and jibes at New York coroners’ staffing costs above 150000 dollars yearly. It also describes a soldier’s drum at church and Delaware residents nicknamed Musk rats.
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Massachusetts
America
England
New York
Delaware
Ministers Protest Card Playing and Dancing in Dillon
The Dillon Ministers Association adopted a resolution condemning card playing and dancing and urged education away from such amusements. A Portsmouth Ohio mass meeting featured testimonies by former gamblers about the dangers of social parlor games and urged families to ban card games. Mr. Hooker disclaims involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers’ Association
Dillon
Second Presbyterian Church
Portsmouth
Homs
Angela
Heaven
The Useful Telephone Story of Two Daughters Lockout
Two sisters on St. Paul street fail to wake their sleeping father after returning from a theater. A neighbor using a telephone helps summon the father, who awakes and opens the door, ending the lockout. The item also notes a Verdi illness with brain troubles.
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St. Paul Street
Papa
Central
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised with Reward Offer
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh with a one hundred dollar reward for any uncured case. It lists F J Cheney and Co as proprietors and cites endorsements from West Truax and Walding Kinnan as wholesale druggists in Toledo Ohio. The cure is described as internal and affecting blood and mucous surfaces. price and retail availability are noted.
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Hall
Fidel Huber Jeweler Leaves For Optics Course
Fred Huber of the Fidel Huber jewelry store departs for New York to study optics for four months or more. Mr. Goldsmith, with the Dillon shop for over a year, will manage the business and guarantee all work.
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Fred Huber
Fidel Huber
New York City
Huber
Goldsmith
Fidel Haber
Dillon
Madisonian
Miss Susie Watson Dies in Boulder After Summer Visit
Mrs. Susie Watson of Washington DC died at her sister Mrs. M H Parker's home in Boulder on the night of the 23rd while pursuing Montana climate for health. The body was sent to Washington DC for burial. Also notes Apron Sale events at Mrs. Thompson's home with admission and a program, and livestock for sale from a local farm. The Dlinton Tribune promises weekly news and advertises cheap books at its store.
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Susie Watson
Washington, D. C
Montana
M. H. Parker
Boulder
Manse Society
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the. Dillon Tribune
Tribune Publishing Comp’y
Tanoea
Ad Tawone Publishing Co
Eprtor Tribune
Taipune Pus. Co
Tribune
Crazy Snake
the Tribune
University of Montana
Missoula
Powell County
Beaverhead
Daly County
United States
Senate
Mantle
Democratic Party
Fusion Party
Union
Mrs. Nation
Kansas
Wolff
Henry F. Cops
Pres’t
R. P. Surry
Seo’y
Mr. Hooker
Guiseppe Verdi
Rome
Jan
Signor Guiseppe Verdi
Miss Watson
Katraged
W. O. Tearbirn
Grant, Mont
Dlinton
Eliel Bros
Royal Worcester
Union Meat Market
Deputy Bros
Proprietors
Dillon Tailoring CO
Ralston
Petijohn’s
Farina
H.O. Oats
Kennedy
Prompt Delivery Service
Montana Mercantile Co
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