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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
3
Notice states business letters should go to Tribune Publishing Co and editorial correspondence to Eptter Tribune. It also notes the Dillon post office classification and a disclaimer that the company not liable for debts by employees unless signed by the manager.
The notice urges TripunE subscribers who do not receive their papers regularly and on time to inform the office. It emphasizes the paper is published regularly and should be delivered consistently.
A nostalgic tribute highlights Franklin as a pioneer of electrical development and inventor of early stoves and display advertising. It lauds his printing breakthroughs and quotes his maxims, before shifting to a Breeders Gazette note on wool trade and a defense of direct primaries in Montana politics.
The Fort Benton River Press discusses direct primary election law noting it has no partisan politics for county officer nominations by each party. It cites both Republican and Democratic platforms endorsing direct primaries and highlights bipartisan support amid campaign rhetoric.
The city laments the fire bell on Orr's barn failing to wake many firefighters during Wednesday night. Residents within two blocks were startled, but those farther away did not hear it. Proposals urge electric bells at each member home with alarms at the fire station or city hall to ensure prompt response.
The Lemhi Herald appears to adopt a broader perspective on local events, signaling a shift in editorial stance and community engagement for readers in Lemhi County Idaho.
A brief chat on railroad development notes ongoing discussion and a growing interest in plans. The column hints at evolving policy without giving detailed specifics.
Melrose residents prepare for a February 1 charity program at the Presbyterian church. The Farling chair, the G T Club of Butte, Prof Olson, and Miss Maud Davies of Butte will perform in aid of securing a church manse for the minister. Proceeds go to the project.
Deeds and instruments were filed in the county clerk's office Tuesday establishing the firm Gist and Keenan. The partnership aims to unite ranchers in the Big Hole basin to operate a stock raising and feeding business. Keenan, who helped prepare papers in Dillon, departed Tuesday to manage the venture in the Basin.
Alf Cashmore resigns as traveling representative for the Utah condensed milk company and accepts a new role as solicitor for Lutey Bros. of Butte.
Miss Holtenhoff left for Anaconda to pursue prep work for Vassar while Jean Butter returned from Butte for eye care. Dr. Swain hosted senior class dinners with toasts by Hamilton Snook and Thornton. Afterward, students enjoyed sleigh rides, with groups from Ruth Cornelia to Florence Goodson. Dr. Swain spoke at general exercises yesterday.
A 2 year old black horse branded 2 on the right shoulder and jaw was last seen with two other horses, a black and a bay branded 55 on the right shoulder. Reward offered for information. Write to J. B. Woopy at 4-4.
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