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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1903
Page
7
Letters advise Ephroxn Tarpune about missed issues and remind readers the paper is published regularly and should be received on time.
Gov Toole calls for a full revision of county officer salaries to align with services and proposes consolidating offices where valuation is under five million dollars. He argues current classification relies on assessable value, invites cuts and deputy reductions, and seeks economy in state government.
Promoters urge each Montana town to form home industry clubs to favor local goods over imports. They warn nonparticipants risk being labeled unfriendly to the state while stressing quality parity and a slight price edge. The piece also notes capitol press gallery issues, relations on education consolidation, and farmer institutes as yielding strong returns.
Four men suspected in last week’s Union bank robbery at Macon Missouri where $15000 was secured were arrested last night. Fred Rawlins surrendered and claimed others refused to divide fairly. One suspect gave name Thomas Nea of St Paul and another J W Bower of Kansas City.
Report of the Condition of The State Bank of Dillon Montana at close of business January 3 1903 lists resources including loans and discounts 005603505 B82 state and county warrants 1870.50 secured overdrafts 28970.74 other stocks and bonds 0 debts from other banks 0 furniture and fixtures 1200.00 other real estate 20960.16 totaling 420683.96 liabilities include capital 50000.00 surplus 10000.00 undivided profits 1772.95 deposits 148217.99 certificates 186887.88 due to banks 2005.78 bills payable 90000.80 special amount 25000.00 state of Montana Beav erhead county sworn by F L Graves president.
An advertisement urges a rapid cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Tablets. It notes a signature on each box by E. W. Grove and sells the product for 2 cents.
The holiday break ended as students returned with renewed energy and good resolutions. Teachers at Bozeman discussed a possible state athletic association, while clubs and classes resumed work. Among events were artworks by Frank Eliel, Latin reviews, botany projects, and new freshman colors in lemon and blue.
Monday opened with strong attendance and solid results after the holidays. Miss Powers is absent due to her brother’s illness. Dr Swain and Rev Cope spoke to the students sharing New Year greetings. Miss Carson and Dr Bagley addressed themes on teaching and aims. Misa Simmons plans to return next week as winds and hill clamor fade into study. The term resumes with students braced for a long stretch of work.
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