Tribune Publishing Co notices and business matters
All business letters and orders for printing should be addressed to the Tribune Publishing Co. Notice: The Tribune Publishing Co. will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees except when signed by the manager. Subscribers not receiving papers regularly should notify the office. The paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it regularly.
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Prospects of a boom year amid railroad growth in Dillon
The Dillon area expects a prosperous year with Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad expansion boosting property values and bringing hundreds of laborers. Beaverhead county fair aims for a brilliant season, potential strong profits for fair stockholders, and a bigger turnout by delaying the fair to mid September after haying. A second meeting is scheduled for March 2 to finalize plans and secure support.
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Dillon
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Beaverhead County
Fair Association
City Hall Site Proposal Urges Immediate Voter Action
The city council should acquire a city hall site and build. Delays raise land prices, risking taxpayers’ costs. With Dillon’s prospects strong, action now protects public funds and speeds progress, unlike the Salmon Recorder’s outdated term.
Playing Safe That’s All In Butte Mining Town
In Butte the flow of wages abroad raises questions about miners from across the ocean. Last year post office orders totaling 508 108 were sent home, up 25 percent from the prior year. The piece suggests workers may be sending funds home to weather union disputes and future hard times.
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Butte
Old Country
Montana Tops Nation In Grain Yields Per Acre
A USDA circular shows Montana leading the United States in per acre yields for wheat oats bakey rye and flax with Montana averages significantly higher than national figures. The article notes this strength in grain production as part of Montana's appeal to homeseekers despite the circular not listing Montana's flax figure.
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Montana
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Department of Agriculture
Not Always What They Seem in Daily Paper Claims
A recent newspaper article questions the accuracy of reported expenses by a United States senator, suggesting appearances can be misleading and implying possible misrepresentation or error in the published figures.
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United States
Albert Stamm
Why Do U S Senators Retire With Money To Burn
The author presents figures on campaign and office costs for a California senator, totaling $117,000 for campaign and Washington expenses plus $50,000 for six years of salary and allowances. He notes a $67,000 deficit and questions why many senators retire wealthy, asking if they really need money after service.
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California
United States
Washington
City Council trims tax levy and tightens liquor rules
The council keeps the levy steady and enacts three liquor ordinances amid expected influx from the Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad to Dillon. Officials warn of increased drunkenness and police needs, but argue night and Sunday closures reduce harm. The paper endorses skipping Fourth of July celebrations to fund Beaverhead county fair stock, boosting the four day fair’s prominence.
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Gilmore & Pittsburg
Dillon
Armstead
Montana
Beaverhead County
Man advocates railroad to Dillon boosts Gilmore & Pittsburg
The article notes a promoter urging the Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad to extend into Dillon, praising initiative and progress. It hints at a bold claim about aviation reaching a mile high, while acknowledging occasional drawbacks of flight.
Dillon Backers Rally For Gilmore Pittsburg Bonus Fund
The editorial praises local support for a railroad project and credits Dillon residents including real estate holders and saloonkeepers who contributed $100 each to the Gilmore Pittsburg fund. It remarks on political figures like State Senator Thomas D. Long and notes a divorce in his family while arguing women voters might affect future elections.
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Thomas D. Long
Kalispell
Dillon
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad
Public hospital fund open for donations despite list closure
While the G and P subscription list remains closed, the public hospital fund continues to accept donations from readers. The notice urges support for hospital services and community health needs through contributions today.
Gopher tale and liquor lore in Montana excerpts
A Dillon man notes a gopher while near the tavern and the piece hints alcohol influence. The Dillon observation sits among quotes about liquor and social behavior from Montana papers. The clippings reference farm profits, public behavior while drunk, and a Forsyth valentine aside.
Newspaper Snippets Reflect City Lines and Humor
Brief clippings quote editors and readers from White Sulphur Springs Spokane Missoula Helena and Butte. Remarks touch life generosity and humor about animals beef industry and public opinion.
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Spokane
Missoula
Steadman Post Veterans Mourn Comrade Solomon E McGee
At the February 19 1910 meeting of Steadman Post Montana G R, the death of comrade Solomon E McGee was announced with sympathy to his widow and relatives. McGee served in Co A 22nd Town infantry from August 1862 to July 1865. Resolutions direct printing in the Dillon Tribune and mailing a copy to the family. Committeemen J Ricu, W Reed, B Bonn.
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Department of Montana
Post Room
Solomon E. McGee
McGee
Co. A
Dillon Tribune
Josepnus Ricu
William Reed
Benjamin Bonn
Dentist Dr Morton Egbert in Edie block office
Dr Morton Egbert operates a dental office in the Edie block with reception area shared by Dr Ackley. Contact numbers list Office 105 and Residence 146x.
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Morton Egbert
Edie Block
Ackley
Dillon Public Library Evening Hours Notice
The Dillon Public Library outlines its open evenings for book distribution and reader access. Hours include 7 to 9:80 on Monday Wednesday and Saturday, 4 to 6 Friday afternoon, 3 to 6 Saturday afternoon, and 7 to 9 on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
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