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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1906
Page
4
Tribune urges readers who do not receive the paper regularly and on time to notify the office. The notice emphasizes regular delivery as the paper is published on a consistent schedule.
The Butte Miner objects to the Tribune editorial accusing Butte of lawlessness and cites that open gambling has not occurred for months. The Tribune-Review and other papers are cited for sensational depictions of crime, cartoons, and opium joints, all implying Butte’s crime problem.
A man and a woman linked to the Force of Life Chemical Company were arrested in New York City on illegal mail use charges. Bond set at $2,500 each, preliminary hearing scheduled tomorrow. Officials say the outfit claimed to treat over one million patients with a product called liquid life and touted miraculous cures. The piece notes prominent directors, including a former Connecticut lieutenant governor, and mentions President Roosevelt’s role in investigations. It also reports a separate note on the Holy Name Society in Butte and a local push toward a roller skating revival with a new rink under construction.
Miss Jean Butter departed Tuesday for a short stay in Butte. Dr. Bagley continued his lecture series on Tuesday addressing how major events of the past year relate to education.
The seniors received invitations to a dinner this evening from Dr and Mrs Swain lasting with good company. Mr Smith of Pony visited last weekend with daughter Vera. Eva Laurence resumed teaching and returned to school Monday. The basketball team returned from Bozeman after a defeat and cheerful trip. Maud Morrow left school for Belt due to her mother's illness. Prof Fenner spoke at assembly yesterday.
The list of students who were neither absent nor tardy during the last semester includes Maud Campeau Minnie Gilbert Guy Hinkley Mable Selway Mildred Weenink Esther Willard and Albert Woodside. Principal Foote seeks fifteen to twenty new students from the graduating eighth grade class as enrollment bounces back after a day off.
Roy Farrell Greene told a dinner of dentists a tale from the Philadelphia Inquirer about a dentist in the Ganges whose boat capsized. An alligator blocked his shoreward path. he poked the reptile's gums with a probe and asked if it hurt. The creature screamed, allowing his escape.
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