Fire Signals and Notices from Dillon Shopping District
Fire signals and general alarms listed with pauses and taps outline drills and responses. Local notices advertise new scrim art goods at Mrs. Hart and shoes at City Shoe Store, plus cider, hats, and eyelet embroidery promotions. Community updates include guild meetings, travel plans, rheumatism care, and job leads in government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Shoe
Graeter Grocery Co
A. F. Gracter
L. C. Menge
M. H
St. James Guild
J. W. Morton
Redrock Hobo Roosts in Schoolhouse Story
Special to Tribune from Redrock reports a hobo used the schoolhouse as a roosting place. Residents note a fixed lock and a considerate intruder who swept snow, kept the fire alive, and left no damage. Local moves include Mrs. Lamphear's return from Salmon and updates on several residents visiting Dillon and Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Redrock
Lamphear
Dorothy
Salmon
R. W. Fielder
Dillon
J. W. Scott
Cora McPherson
Miss Cory
Bedrock
Idaho
Maude Hill
Pat Ward
Salt Lake
St. Mark's Hospital
Music Pupils Wanted by Miss Skelly in Dillon
Miss Helen B. Skelly a Notre Dame Conservatory graduate and pupil of Bush Temple Chicago and Chicago Musical College seeks a small piano class in Dillon. Interested parties may contact her at 1017 West Granite St Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen B. Skelly
Notre Dame Conservatory of Music
San Jose
California
Bush Temple Conservatory of
Chicago
Chicago Musical College
Dillon
Skelly
West Granite St
Butte
Montana
Three Meagher County Men Indicted for Fencing Public Lands
Helena reports three men from Meagher County indicted on illegal fencing of public lands. One defendant faces ten counts. Prosecutors vow to pursue charges to the fullest extent of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Meagher County
Petitioners and Council Talked Over Gambling Petition Postponed
City council debated gambling issues citing Lord Lytton and Carrie Nation with remarks on vice and morals. A motion by Councilman Bond postponed further consideration of petitions until May first meeting. Dog tax set at 2 dollars annually with collection only off premises and enforcement by gun route if found away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell
Lord Lytton
Jove
Carrie Nation
Dillon Society Circles Annual of the Social Eight
Mrs. Matt Orr hosted the Social Eight for their annual evening with husbands as invited guests. Rooms were decorated in crimson and white and guests impersonated each other, with charades games, a bountiful supper, Christmas pie gifts, and New Year placards. The night included dancing and Virginia Reel, ending in the early hours. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Will Orr, Dr. and Mrs. Rathbone, Prof. and Mrs. Monroe, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Orr
Orr
Will Orr
Paul
Monroe
Riley
Best
Rathbone
Jessie Smith
Armsted
South Omaha Stock Market Brisk Trade and Moderate Receipts
The South Omaha market shows continued weekly gains with brisk cattle trading on Monday and steadier activity Tuesday. Cattle prices range from 2.60 to 5.60 for various grades, hogs rise to 5.15 5.30, sheep receipts increase with steady prices, and a list of uncalled letters at the post office is due for forwarding in 30 days with Grace Lamont as postmistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Grace Lamont
Dillon
Mont
Allestor
A Davis
fBen S
Hanagan
Lilly Gibson
Richard Hanly
Stacia Mesgher
George Scott
Ocic Stancel
Cap Seerhoe
Vestal
James
Tribune to Move to Lynch Building and Hold Removal Sale
The Tribune announces relocation to the Lynch building opposite the depot with a new front and interior changes. A removal sale starts next Monday offering several hundred volumes at bedrock prices to avoid transporting them, with details in the display ad on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Hea
Lynch
Dillon
Tripenn Pen, Co
Nature Spares the Suffering in Hair Health Ad
In a 1910 style sales pitch Newbro's Herpicide is advertised as destroying a germ that harms hair. The notice claims scientists identified the parasite in hair follicles and promises natural growth, urging readers to mail 19 cents in stamps to The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Simple
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Editor Tries Mind Games With Poem Submission
A university student copied Browning and sent it to a New York magazine to test editor fairness. After weeks the editor accepted the poem and praised its feeling but urged clearer style. The student, discouraged, returned the check and quit poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Browning
New York
Chicago Record-Herald
Spaniel ends its own life after confinement in kitchen
W H Boyer of Portland reports his fine spaniel Brown Boy killed itself after being shut in the kitchen instead of going out as usual. The dog lay with its nose at an open jet in the store, a tragic scene upon the return home. Dr Jackson reports Siberian reindeer acclimatization in Alaska progressing well. The herd feeds on abundant Alaska moss, adapts as pack or saddle animals, and yields rich milk. An Afro American stock company formed in San Bernardino aims to recruit Southern Negroes to become ranchers and orange growers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morton
Dillon
Chicago
Montana Street
Bon Ton Cafe
W. H. Boyer
Portland
San Bernardino
California
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Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Finnan
The
City Shoe Store
the Greater Grocery Co
Mrs
L.C. Menge
Perry & Beart
Feal Cox
M. A. Walker
Remey
Cedar Rapids
W. C. Jones
Wisdom
John N. Armstrong
Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. Church
A. L. Anderson
C. J. Fenner
H. Gilmour
Wisconsin
T. D. Olmsted
Thas
Dillon Society
Theta Club
Katheryn Leonard
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Ed Cushing
R. R. Rathbone
A. I. Gracter
Treas
H. W. Tilden
Baptist Church
Jesus
St James Church
St. James Church
Needle Club
H. H. Swain
Leslie Thompson
Twin Bridges
Scott
Mesdames Ayers
Lines
Norris
Luce
M. Roland Ayers
South Omaha Stock Market
Nye & Buchanan Co
Live Stock Commission
Dillon, Mont
Graeter
United States
Chase & Sanborn
Montana Mercantile Co
Dillon Furniture Company
G. T. Paul
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