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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
5
The entry lists fire alarm signals by ward with taps and pauses. First ward general alarm one tap pause. Second ward general alarm one tap pause. Third ward general alarm three taps pause. Fire out eleven taps. Regular and special meetings three taps pause three times. Practice call four taps pause four times.
Beaverhead county high school library reports 1230 volumes with about 200 government publications. Prof. Foote notes several overdue home reading titles such as Ivanhoe Tom Browns School Days The Last of the Mohicans and related works have gone missing, likely borrowed and not returned. Citizens urged to search shelves for missing books and return them to the principal.
Local notices list four room brick cottages for rent at Dillon Bakery and Dillon Plumbing firm’s new office on Idaho Street. Several residents from nearby areas visit Dillon for business, parcels include ranches for lease and houses for sale as weather and spring activity bring crowds and plans for travel and purchases.
Father Vaughan the famed dramatic orator will perform at the Normal assembly hall on Saturday evening February 23. He once dazzled stages in New York and Boston and wrote the play Nance of Old Thunder now in rehearsal in New York. His career spans Madison Square Stock Company and roles with Mantell and Olcott companies.
Prof E. Luce directs the Normal college music program to stage one of the state’s largest choirs for The Daughter of Jairus by Sir John Stainer. About 150 voices from Normal college, local churches, and choirs will sing with Mrs J R McKinney and Prof Robbins soloing and Mrs FE Luce as accompanist. Proceeds benefit the Normal chorus and church choirs. two performances are planned around early March with advance ticket sales managed by multiple committees. Dr Horace W. Tilden will provide an analysis before the performance.
Two ranches offered for lease one in Ashbaugh canyon between Bedrock river and Sage creek the other in Willow creek basin on Sage creek lambing ground and sheep range. Four registered Durham bulls and several choice registered heifers for sale. Registered bull Minis Victor held first prize at the state fair in 1905 at 11 months old and 1200 pounds. Allied cattle and a few broke work horses 8-4t.
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