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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1902
Page
5
The Baptist and Presbyterian congregations will unite in worship next Sabbath. The morning service at the Presbyterian church and the evening service at the Baptist church will feature Rev. H. F. Cope. Morning topic: A Manly Christian. Evening topic: Where and What is hell.
Dillon hears of activity with shipments of baled hay to Butte and sheep to Ansconds, plus coal and lumber movements. Mentions the Crystal cigar line Rose Coughlan and local store ads, a Chinook visit, hot weather, and upcoming basketball with Butte High School. Local society events, school news, and property notices fill the week.
Beaverhead county school superintendent Miss Isabelle Rife allocates 3523.50 dollars from state lands sale proceeds across districts. Per capita share is 2.25 dollars with District totals listed for Bannack Bishop Riverside Glendale Dewey Grant Heola Birch Creek Dillon Meadow Creek Lima Bristow Bedrock Wisdom Willow Creek and others. Also notes a city vote approving 24000 for a water works system carried by 11 margin amid low turnout and uneven ward results.
Five students from different county districts passed the eighth grade exams and received diplomas authorizing entry to County High School by County Superintendent Mies Issabelle Rife. Names include Marie Ross Argenta Jay Baker Garrie E Waodworth John 8 Paddock Edna M Chambera Wisdom. Those failing may retake in April.
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a proven treatment that destroys the dandruff germ and stops falling hair. It promises softer hair, a soothed scalp, and permanent relief from itching, claiming the product cleanses and keeps the scalp healthy.
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