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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
5
Therefor be wise and don't turn your back on glasses for appearance sake when your eyes demand them. Neglect in youth of this truth leads to a blind old age. If you suspect eye impairment, see us at once for guaranteed perfect satisfaction.
Dillon residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on their comings and goings. J. P. Purdy a Polaris resident visited Dillon Saturday while J. S. McKnight of Dell transacted business there. H. E. Woodman of Helena registered at the Metlen hotel. Dan H. Bowman, Mrs. Brunnig, and M. A. Henneberry are noted as visiting or staying with local contacts. Bond & Bond offer groceries at reduced prices and the Acacia advertises cleaning and repair services opposite the Metlen Hotel. A shipment of mutton sheep from the Lovell ranch was sent to San Francisco by Bart Strubel.
Mayheld went to Butte on business. Ott Hon J E Morse was in Butte. R F Tattersall called to Dayton Ohio for his mother's death. Poultry feeds at Bond Bond's. Mrs L R Foote left for Butte. Ms Mabel Selway taught near Dillon and Miss Lees to St Paul for her sister's death. Furnished rooms for rent. Various local social events and notices.
Uncalled letters remaining at the Dillon Montana post office will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not called for within two weeks. Names include Allison Maytt Bible Blai Nellie Brockway Edythe C Dales Miss L t Dobyns Dave Duckworth Maxine Fountain Sarah Gameau Hale PF F Hansen Rasmus C J Johansen Hans Joslin William Laysin Edna Moore Josie Nielson Dneis Palmer Katherine Riords Jerry M Rose M S Smith H C Talbert E S Wilkinson Ames Ware Mae Washington Liquor Co Grace Lamont Foster Master.
The poet Clement Marot, pressed by hunger, pleads to the king that his chief creditor is his stomach. The king laughs at the self deprecating tale and immediately grants Marot a pension, easing his financial distress.
A clergyman recalls a rural farmer visiting his nephew at a seminary. The farmer pours hot tea into a saucer to cool it, explaining that more air surface cools it faster. He jokes that modern seminaries don't teach much science. The tale satirizes education with a rural, humorous edge.
A lamenting prophet warns that rivers may dry up soon, but a calm, patient man responds with a paradoxical call to action. The exchange highlights resilience and practical resolve over panic in the face of looming ecological fears.
The Hazelbaker family mourns after the baby girl born last Friday died Wednesday from internal hemorrhage. A funeral was held today at two o'clock as the community extends sympathy to Mr and Mrs Hazelbaker.
Sheriff Gosman raided a Dell poker game at Charles Bennington’s saloon. Several defendants were ordered to Dillon for a preliminary hearing but delays prevented it. All charges were dismissed except Bennington who waived examination and moved his case to district court.
County treasurer W F Cashmore announced Beaverhead received 6192.20 from state forests, about 600 more than last year. The funds will be split between road and general school funds, with 3046.10 to the schools providing 2.07 per child in the county.
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