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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
4
The Tribune asks subscribers who do not receive papers regularly and on time to notify the office. The paper is published regularly and its subscribers should receive it regularly.
The paper defends the new Dillon saloon ordinance amid Mayor White’s mixed stance. It argues the measure, though imperfect to some, will prove beneficial once enforced and familiar to saloon operators and citizens alike. It notes open doors during closing hours and defends the council against sole blame if issues arise.
The Tribune notes Montana and Dillon ordinances threaten license revocation for gambling or liquor law violations. It argues saloonkeepers will avoid risky hours, fearing two-year reapplication bans, and endorses the ordinance as worth trying despite potential issues.
The Great Falls Leader urges Montana youths to invest in village property and farming land, arguing that disciplined effort now will yield wealth and power in five to ten years as the state’s resources and homesteading opportunities expand. It warns against chasing easy money and idle pleasure.
A collage of short quotes from several Montana publications critiques prices morals land farming and local media tone. It cites Twin Bridges Monitor Forsyth Times Journal Rocky Mountain Husbandman Meagher Republican Red Lodge Picket Butte Inter Mountain Butte Tribune-Review and Missoulian noting economic strain bargains and social observation without a single cohesive news item.
Notice of a special meeting of the stockholders of First National Bank of Dillon Montana at 8 p m February 21 1910 to vote on increasing capital stock to 200000 dollars. First publication January 21 1910. J H Gripper cashier.
Prof. Cooley outlined winter wheat practices on dry land to conserve moisture and assured good yields with proper soil treatment and spring harrowing. Dr. Hartman discussed horse and cattle care, noting profitable breeding, warned against bogus stallion certificates, and cited Montana’s 300000 horses shipped last year. Wisdom logistics note: Dillon serves as county seat. mail and freight patterns favor via Divide over Anaconda for Wisdom residents.
Residents of the Big Hole basin object to establishing the Anaconda Wisdom mail route arguing it would not interfere with the Divide Wisdom connection yet harms winter accessibility and local travel. They cite a year round better Divide road and larger population along the Divide route and demand retention of the current path.
Judge Lew L Callaway presided over Julius Hartwig et al v Hails et al over Willow creek. He also heard W S Tash et al v Harrison et al regarding Grasshopper creek flow, finished Wednesday. Next Monday Horse Prairie water suit to begin before Judge Cheadle after disqualification of Callaway.
Carl Mast, who recently acquired the N. S. Wood delivery and kindling business, will continue baggage and parcel deliveries across the city with promptness. Kindling, store wood, and coal orders taken. leave orders at Tribune Store and the wagon will be signaled promptly.
The schedule lists Bonus Monday Wednesday and Saturday events. Friday afternoon from 4 to 6 and Saturday afternoon from 8 to 6. Tuesday and Friday evenings the library remains open to readers.
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