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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1909
Page
4
The Beaverhead County paper lists advance pricing tiers for subscriptions at two dollars for full rate, one dollar for reduced rate, and fifty cents for a third option.
Publication instructions request all business letters notices and ads be addressed to Tribune Publishing Co Letters for news correspondence go to Editor Tribune.
Tripune subscribers who do not receive their papers regularly and on time will please notify this office. The paper is published regularly and the subscribers should receive it regularly.
A Montana paper urges using state convicts to build roads, citing benefits and cost savings. It calls on leaders to organize a mass meeting to raise $40,000 for Dillon’s hospital, praising two pioneer donors and encouraging broad giving. The Beaverhead county fair opens in six weeks with a four day schedule and substantial cash premiums for exhibits.
The ceremony featured Carl B. Taylor as best man and Miss Bernice Metlen as ring bearer. Miss Sadie Gracier played the wedding march as the couple wed and left to reside at Waldorf on South Washington. The bride Miss Bean comes from Centennial valley and is praised for beauty and charm. Groom Raymond Noyes, son of Beaverhead County pioneers, studied at Michigan State University and now works as a civil engineer. The couple plan to be at home after August 1.
The paper argues for law changes to let cities fix saloon license values and curb the liquor trade. It notes Sheriff Gosman's crackdown on unlicensed liquor sellers in Dillon and urges hospital fundraising to reach $40,000, while joking about President Taft’s Montana visit.
A compilation of clipped quotes from several papers railing at modern society. The snippets touch on suffrage, voting norms, gender roles, weather jokes, and regional musings about Montana life and summer visitors.
Mr. Holden informs the Tripans that Montana State College at Bozeman will establish a sub station on Holden's farm just east of Dillon. The college contracts 60 acres for dry land farming demonstrations to test crops on arid land without irrigation under college supervision. Holden has about 200 acres ready for next year with more land to be prepared.
A man claiming to be an officer knocked a cook at Elk Cafe unconscious and cut his throat. The fake officer, Frank Brannan, was captured after taking a man named Ned Crowder to a saloon and threatening arrest. Brannan received a 50 day sentence in the county jail.
Antoine Buyan sues Matt Polish in district court alleging he was shot with a loaded firearm on August 10 1908 at Buyan's ranch Beaverhead County Montana. He claims weeks of disability medical costs $18 and $2 000 damages plus costs and mental anguish. Henry G. Rodgers represents the plaintiff.
C K Wyman Beaverhead national forest supervisor lists new fire guards and stations including Roy Cozad Wise River John Phillips Wisdom A Rumbaugh Dell Will Nelson Argenta James LaMarche Glendale and Cyrus Hinsley Junction Idaho Miss Vera Melvyn Argenta appointed clerk in Dillon office Robert Simmons Yale graduate arrives with wife and serves as forest assistant Major J H Durand Butte promotes Salvation Army fund drive collects 500 last Saturday Contributions accepted via Capt Meisner or Fidel Huber
A farm note describes Mr Holden adopting the Campbell system and thriving soil moisture. It predicts fine potato and pea yields if rain remains scarce, with 75 acres of Irish potatoes nearly all in blossom and grain needing rain to mature.
Sheriff Gosman and deputies inspected liquor sellers this month and found redlight district landladies operating without city or county licenses. Warrants issued for Eva Donaldson Gladys Keyes Nellie O Neal Jane Cutsinger Frankie Roe and Emma Moe. Donaldson and Keyes were arrested pleaded guilty and fined $50 each. four others fled town.
Word from Virginia City reports attorney Edmund Callaway ill with typhoid fever at his mother's home and improving as rapidly as possible. He is expected to return to Dillon by the first of August.
Mrs P A Sisson and her daughter, visitors in Dillon for a week, departed for their home on upper Blacktail on Wednesday.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the remedy. It asserts the product cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces, offers 100 dollar prize for non cures, and lists price 75 cents plus accompanying Hall's Pills for constipation.
All supplies or orders for Beaverhead County must be on regular order forms from our office. Any claim not so ordered will be rejected. Dated Dillon March 5, 1907 by the Board of County Commissioners.
The Oregon Short Line will sell inexpensive round trip tickets to points east including St. Louis and Chicago on selected dates in 1909. Tickets have a ten day transit limit and a final return limit of October 31, with rates available from Agent 19-20.
During the summer the Oregon Short Line will offer on sale round trip tickets to Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles on specified dates. Call an agent for dates and rates.
Land offering includes 360 acres of farming hay and pasture with good water right located about nine miles from Dillon Montana. Contact W G Boberts Dillon Montana for details.
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