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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1903
Page
7
The Tribune Publishing Co. lists contact and mailing details for notices and letters. It states non responsibility for debts unless signed orders by the manager and urges subscribers to report missed deliveries.
Local notes report Butte police pursuing slot machines while Anaconda moves devices to the wall. Dillon bonds for a water works project pass, with a possible system by fall. Talks of county division fade this off year amid warnings about town alleys and a harsh winter. Grover Cleveland jokes mix with a murder verdict and an opera house wish. a U.S. appeals court decision impacts a mortgage priority in Helena.
Tomorrow marks Saint Valentine with old customs fading as cruel valentines spread. The piece notes a tablet for Robert Bruce Wallace in the Capitol and Missoula library site secrecy. It covers Montana legislature delays, Montague state ideas, and doubts on woman suffrage amid mixed local concerns.
Building operations this season look highly encouraging with expectations that annual output will match last year and possibly surpass it if funds are secured for a wing to the Dormitory. Miner cartoonist Dutton earns praise for facial likenesses and effective work. Smallpox reports rise among Lembi Indians in Idaho with several deaths. State officials Murray and White receive copies of newly introduced bills.
A report from U S Department of Agriculture Montana official M W Hayes describes range conditions across counties. Ice crusted sections near Lewistown and milk river areas contrast with open ranges in Meagher Yellowstone Dawson and Rosebud counties noting light snows and variable drift in others.
Monticello New York February 9 Mrs Lafayette Taylor of Centerville Sullivan County confessed to killing her husband Lafayette Taylor on January 25. She said a drunken fight led to a revolver discharge and a fatal shot to the eye. She and her 14 year old daughter then cut up the body and burned it, feeding burned bones to hens.
Louis Mandel, dealer in old iron, was murdered in his East Twenty third street office by heavy iron bar blows. He was found unconscious and died later in hospital. Robbery was stated as the motive.
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