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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
5
Dillon residents hear of room rentals and lodging options at Hart lodging house while new staff join Montana Mercantile as stenographer and other locals register at the Metlen hotel. Events include a concert at Dart's hall to raise funds for an instrument fund and various visits by visitors and officials across Dillon.
Prof Clarke presents a public talk on The Wonders of Modern Science with striking experiments to accompany the lecture. Prof Riedelsberger spoke Thursday in General exercises illustrating his address with selections. Miss Lela Maxwell assisted. Junior class elected officers for the year and next. Storey presides, Hageland is vice president, Ketchum secretary, Milligan treasurer, and historian.
The Tribune Book Store offers banners flags and pennants for all colleges. Students alumni and fans can decorate schools with a wide selection and affordable options.
In Police Judge Conger's week long docket Dan and J J O'Brien were fined ten dollars each for smashing a Salvation Army window and served in jail at two dollars a day. Others cited include A Gregory Jerry Coughlin George Evans and Lee Alred fined for drunken and disorderly conduct with varying penalties and suspensions.
A physical description notes George Washington stood six feet two inches tall and weighed 175 pounds at age twenty eight. It describes his large hands and feet, strong joints, and well developed musculature. by age sixty five his posture was still described as straight and erect.
Teachers' examination will be held at the Courthouse February 28 and 29 starting at 9 o'clock a.m. each day. Alice Herr County Superintendent Beaverhead County.
Tuesday in general exercises Dr Swain read an article on teacher qualities. Mrs Owsley hosted Miss Carson and Miss Thormeyer on Wednesday evening. Mrs Heeb arrived from Bozeman for her daughter’s illness. S C Kenyon of Bozeman stayed at the dormitory Saturday. Prof Robbins spoke to YWCA members Sunday. Mr Hall from Butte visited Miss Mayger Saturday. Friday evening Miss Hannah Bro entertained friends. Attendees included Neibart Sullivan Storey Hagen Bronson Schrauder Allan. Saturday an entertainment by Prof W J Clarke is planned.
Beaverhead County High School fell to Dillon Athletics 36 to 15 at the Dillon Theatre. Beav erhead listed players Call Allerton Barnett Davis Stewart Decker with Decker replacing Stewart late. Athletics featured W Gilbert Stahl T Gilbert Graves and Erwin with Tom Gilbert scoring 26 of the 30 Athletics points.
F A Conger and E E Marcoe dissolve their partnership after Conger sells his interest to Marcoe who will run the business. Marcoe to collect debts and pay claims. Conger thanks patrons and requests continued support to the new firm. Dated February 5, 1908. F A Conger and E E Marcoe.
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