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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
3
The poem urges perseverance through hardship with lines about facing dread, overdue rent, and looming suit. It encourages steadfast resolve, claiming better luck will come if one stays determined, ending with the proverb that every dog has his day.
State Superintendent W E Harmon orders no more eighth grade diplomas. questions and promotion certificates may be issued but not guaranteeing high school admission. Principals complain many diploma recipients were not prepared for high school work. High school entrance exams remain optional and held by County Superintendent.
The next mothers meeting on January 16 features a mandolin solo by Bertha Freeman, indoor exercises by Mrs P E Poindexter, talk on evils of excessive athletics by Mrs A L Badcon, recess games, and classroom activities led by Miss Myers and Miss LeBeau, plus a vocal solo by Grace Lamont. Dillon Steam Laundry offers a 20 percent reduction on family washing. An old note recounts a mother naming triplets William Willie and Bill, praising Rocky Mountain Tea.
Real estate transfers include Maulden to Norville two lots in Dillon additions for 275 dollars and Forrester to Orr two lots on South Washington Street for 3300 dollars. Mining and lode claims listed from Argenta to Bald Mountain with several holders and obligations. water rights assign 15 and 8 cubic feet per second from Spring Creek and Moose Creek. Incorporation of Anaconda and Big Hole Telephone Co. announced.
M Frick accepts a washer position at Dillon Steam Laundry bringing fifteen years of experience from San Francisco Seattle and Montana laundries. Manager Wiksdal calls him the best man in his line ever employed in Dillon and predicts the shop will rival the best at all times.
The Madisonian cites internal information from the chief engineer suggesting the Oregon Short Line railway will descend the Madison valley from Yellowstone within two years. Also noted is J H Manderfield, Dillon visitor and San Pedro railroad official, promoting a February 10 Elks excursion train to Los Angeles for 33 dollars round trip.
Mrs. Michael Hart wife of Kingston Cart Service superintendent West Indies Jamaica says she has used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years for coughs croup and whooping cough and finds it very beneficial She would not be without a bottle Sold by Riley the Druggist.
Personal notes from Dillon Montana and nearby areas list residents visiting on business or leisure from Argenta Bozeman Lima Bedrock and Horse Prairie. Mentions include Dr. Rathbone and Dr. Miller, editor Armstrong, George Wall and J W Tait, county commissioners meeting delay, sales and moves at the Fair Store, cattle deals from Beaverhead valley, and the jolly Della Pringle company engagement at the Dillon theatre.
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