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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1897

Page

8

Montana Legislature Passes Bills on Lands and Education Appointments

The legislature advanced H B 45 to re appraise state lands and supported H B 43 restricting Indians off reservations under guard. Broadwater bill passed final passage amid protest. Senate debated labor bureau removal with mixed reports and confirmed several education board appointments. House and Senate trimmed clerks and moved numerous misc measures and notices through committees.

House Shiffelbin Silver Bow Senate Bureau of Labor, Agriculture and Industry Brosnan Ramsedell Hannah Labor Committee Eggleston Ramsdell Floweree Sligh State Board of Education Col O. P. Chisholm Bozeman James Reid E. B. Howell Butte J. A. Baker Henry R. Melton Dillon W. T. Piggott Great Falls Peter Winne Helena R. G. Young Rickards T. E. Collins Melton J. E. Morse Smyth Committee On Judiciary Board of Examiners On Appeal Ways and Means Romney Railroad Committee Legislative Assembly Hepner Committee On O’u Connor Humber State Lands State Land Office Whiteside Ramadell Powers Chandler Boards of County Commissioners State Board of Equalization Green Norris Metzer

Notable Society Notes From The Tattler

The Tattler highlights include Baron Hirsch heirship valued at $100,000,000 yielding about $10,000 daily. Emma Hurd Chaffee named vice president for Middlesex County of the Connecticut Woman Suffrage association. E A Yates plans winter lectures in Massachusetts at Radcliffe. Lady Ulric Duncombe enters Girton College to study philosophy and history. Lady Colin Campbell admires fencing as gender equalizer. Sarah Bernhardt’s niece opens a New York millinery shop. Julia F. Williams keeps Santa Barbara lighthouse for 31 years. Countess di Brazza pays $100 for 86 square inches to clear a NY house title. Ex-Queen Liliuokalani granted pardon and civil rights restoration by Hawaii. M S Wade of Chicago builds fortune on secret yellow tissue paper for telegraphs. Mrs Ormiston Chant pursues music hall aims with songs. Mrs Frank Damrosch attends Cooper Union singing classes with husband every Sunday.

Baron Hirsch Emma Hurd Chaffee Moodua Middlesex County Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association E. A. Yates Maine Massachusetts Radcliffe Ulric Duncombe Girton College Colin Campbell Sarah Bernhardt New York Liliuokalani M. S. Wade Chicago Ormiston Chant Frank Damrosch Cooper Union Mr. Damroech

Paris Stage Glints and Debuts in Spring Bouffonneries

Rumors place Sarah Bernhardt to receive the Legion of Honor. French playwrights Franck Caillavet Soual Laurey debut new works in Paris while Wanda de Boncza performs at the Comedie Francaise. A Paris court orders Jeanne Aubecq to pay 15000 francs after a Conservatoire engagement collapse.

Bouffonneries Nautique Paris Nouveau Cirque Sarah Bernhardt Legion of Honor Louis Battaille Scala Musio Hall Paris Don Juan de Vingt Comedie Francaise Noy Marc Soual Pierre Laurey Boutre Albert Carre Germany Austria Ministry of Fine Arts France London Lyceum Sir Henry Irving

The Fashion Plate: Winter Shoes and Garment Trends

The season favors russet gray and pale tan shoes in Louis XIV high arches. Silks feature moire patterns with raised brocade, while Queen Elizabeth bodices extend long points. Gowns pair slippers with gloves, peau de soie in colors, seal coats with modified sleeves, and fur edged capes reveal tartan linings.

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House of Representatives Montana Anaconda George KE. Barnaby Christian Church W. T. Easter A. B. Allaeys Geo. W. Healy C. E. Dobson St. Mark’s James H. Spencer Morton Stanton Barlett Justice of the Peace Philips—House Joint Memorial Penwell Wamsley Marcum Miss Hagerty Miss Weymer Cascade Campbell Judiciary Committee Butler Leehey MclIntyre Ginna Carroll Brown Stork O'Malley McCabe Lewis and Clarke County Meagher Greenfield Hart Whipple Fred A. Stimpson Printing Committee State Board of Examiners Chateau Triponx the Tattler Harrows Hilon Implement Company Fashion Plate Thos. B. Landers Assayer Kupfer Block Mont Trinune Pus J. T. Cox W. S. Pyle COX & Pyle Geo J. Staudaker Butchers Veal Dillon National Bank Dillon, Montana Beaverhead W. H. Boatman W.J. Bryan WJ. Bryan Bryan Conkey Company Dearborn St Munn & Co Scientific American Broadway Tarsumn C. E. Morse Schwartz
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