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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
5
The notice catalogs ward by ward fire alarm signals with general alarm pauses and taps for first ward pause one tap second ward pause two taps third ward three taps and fire out one tap. It also lists department meetings and practice calls with three taps pause and four taps respectively.
During Robie's Maine administration the governor and council visited the Passamaquoddy tribe. After arranging matters, the chief spokesman known as Lying Joe bluntly replied that the governor should not trust any Indian besides himself, saying I am the only trustworthy one.
Community notes report parades,新 business moves, and events in Dillon including the New York Minstrels at the Opera House Monday Jan 21. Local figures such as Otto C Gosman and W H Boyle observed county business and quarantine news while measles concerns appear among Dillon children.
A Manhattan style appeal promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as a new germicide and antiseptic for scalp care. The ad claims it stops hair destruction by destroying the underlying microbes and urges readers to try the product with samples and two sizes offered.
Prof. E S Luce director of the School of Music at State Normal will give an organ recital at the Episcopal church Friday evening Jan 25. He will perform a varied program to display the organ, plus vocal solos by Mrs E B Luce and Prof Robbins, numbers by the Normal lady quartette and the male glee club. The quartet includes Durnford Collier Oliver and Brown. the glee club features Stevens on first tenor Sims on second tenor Bears Featherly, Rife Dawes Botts Chapman Robbins Featherly Brundage Evans Scott. No admission charged but an offering will be taken.
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