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Post Office Department
Tribune Pub. CO
Alarm at Temperance Move Spurs Liquor Trade Debate
A Presbyterian general assembly in Kansas City criticizes saloon use and broader liquor policy. The piece contrasts past home distilling with modern bars, argues saloons harm society, and urges prosecution of sellers to intoxicated individuals while opposing strict prohibition.
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General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
United States
G A R List Withdraws Invitation to Local Minister
The G A R in Butte withdrew its invitation to Rev. Jewis J. Duncan to give the Decoration Day memorial address after learning he had invited Emma Goldman the noted anarchist lecturer to speak in the city.
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Butte
Jewis J. Duncan
Decoration Day
Emma Goldman
Dunstan
Montana
Persistent setting hen outwits farmer near Rosalina
A farmer in Rosalina Washington finds his setting hen covering thirty dozen market eggs. He notes the hen’s persistence rivals Bryan's in politics, though she has a better chance of winning her point.
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Rosalina, Wash
Bryan
Train Robbery Hooliganism Spur Call to Curb Yellow Lit
A Montana note links the Great Falls train holdup by four youths to the sale of sensational literature. Governor Norris is praised for energetic leadership and election pace, while Senator La Follette redefines fillibus ter as eighteen hours forty three minutes of continuous speech.
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Great Falls
la Follette
Quotable Clips From Montana Newspapers
A collage of brief witticisms from multiple Montana papers. Jokes touch theatre manners advertising costs air travel elections burglar alarms and dating wisdom attributed to various publishers including Bozeman Avy Republican Courier Twin Bridges Monitor Sunday’s Butte Miner Helena Independent The Plainsman Billings Gazette Forsyth Times White Sulphur Springs Republican Missoulian Fergus County Argus.
Pioneer Minister Rev Van Orsdale Visits North East Maryland
The pioneer Methodist elder from Montana, Rev Van Orsdale, spoke at North East M E church while lodging with James Mauldin. He has spent 86 years in Montana witnessing its frontier era and shared anecdotes of early state development with local residents.
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van Orsdale
Montana
North East
Maryland
The
Star
M. E
Methodist General Conference
James Mauldin
Descriptive lecture by Dr Van Orsdale in North East
The visit of Dr Van Orsdale drew appreciation as he spoke on civilization and the westward expansion. He impressed audiences with strong singing and hymns, presenting himself as a pioneer preacher aiding God's country.
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Ture
van Orsdale
Great West
North East
Copper Rich Strike Reported at Great Eastern Mine
H A Kaiser and George W French visited Argenta after news of a new ore strike at the Dilion Argenta Mining Company property. They returned with ore showing high copper content, about 10 percent, from an 8 foot vein crosscut at the 100 foot level. vein size not yet known. Stockholders are elated by the development.
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H. A. Kaiser
George W. French
Argenta
Great Eastern
Dilion-Argenta Mining Company
Kaiser
Democratic Primary Delegates Chosen in Dillon
Dillon voters elected delegates and alternates to the county convention at the courthouse last Monday evening. Names listed include Dillon North and Dillon South districts with multiple representatives and alternates such as John Banks Cha s Hansen Wemple Connolly Mittlemier Brown Poindexter Reed Stone Beardsley Melton Orr and others.
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Dillon
Court House
Senior Social Notes Report on Campus Activities
Miss Bessie Collier and Miss Edith Engel have left. Miss Collier expects to return for Commencement. Miss Jean Butter visits Miss Thor Myers. Miss Hopper entertained the Senior class Friday evening. YWCA candy sale in the dormitory. Mrs. O C Findling hosted seniors at dinner. Guests included Miss Hazel Kennedy Devine Laird Marcille Noyes. Prof. Riedelsberger played in Gen Ex. Miss Graeter accompanied on piano. Miss Templeton hosted luncheon for Hazel Kennedy Fowler Laird Marcille. Miss Carson entertained by Sunday school class. Prof. Robbins spoke in Gen Ex.
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Bessie Collier
Edith Engel
Miss Collier
Jean Butter
Thormyer
Miss Hopper
O.C. Findling
Hazel Kennedy
Devine
Miss Laird
Marcille
Noyes
Prof. Riedelsberger
Gen. Ex
Miss Graeter
Templeton
Fowler
Laird
Miss Carson
Prof. Robbins
Dillon Brass Band Schedules Social Events at Burfield Hall
The Dillon brass band rents Burfield hall for practice and hosts an evening dance. An open air concert is planned next Friday at the Montana street band stand with biweekly performances through summer and fall, each dance by invitation due to limited hall capacity of about thirty couples.
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Dillon Brass Band
Burfield Hall
Montana Street
Meeting of the Ames Guild in Dillon at Mrs. Jones home
The Ames Guild will meet next afternoon June 11 with Mrs. W Clanmore and Mrs. Ida Jones at Mrs. Jones home on the corner of Bannack and Washington streets. Piano tuning orders left at the Tribune office will be attended to by W A Smith before he leaves Dillon.
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Ames Guild
W. ¥. Clanmore
Ida Jones
Bannack and
Washington Streets
Tribune
W.A. Smith
Dillon
Weenink Improves and Moves to Reynold Home
Melvyn Weenink’s condition is improving and he is now staying at the home of Mrs. R A Reynolds for recovery.
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Melvyn Weenink
Mrs. R.A. Reynold
Gossip and political glimpses from a distant era
A collage of eccentric notes and brief sketches mentions Bob Evang embroidering, Speaker Cannon opposing hats, M Paquin, Congressman Carlin in Virginia, John Russ’s Pullman ride, engineer John A. Sweet’s British service, Senator Clapp’s likeness to Logan, Gude’s potential ambassadorship, Archduke Leopold’s exile, Bavarian estates, and Australian parliamentary remarks by Mr. Matthews on Labor party radicalism.
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Bob
Speaker Cannon
M. Paquin
Isidore Jacob
Charles C.carlin
Virginia
Alexandria
Washington
John Russ
Reading Road
John A. Sweet
Hartford
Conn
Moses B. Clapp
Minnesota
John A. Logan
Senate
Gude
Norway
Sweden
Copenhagen
Denmark
Archduke Leopold
Austria
Bavaria
Matthews
Federal
House of Representatives
Labor Party
Women of Russia gain voting rights on same terms
The article notes Russian women obtain parliamentary suffrage with proxy voting, and lists 741 women students at the University of Michigan including 697 in the literary department and 24 in the medical school. It also mentions Mrs Bhikhiji Rustom Cama, a Parsi woman, seeking free scholarships in American schools to train Hindoo teachers for their nation.
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Russia
University of Michigan
Bhikhiji Rustom
Cama
Money matters in early 1900s banking and manufacturing
Consul Harry A. Conant reports many American depositors open accounts in Canadian banks, especially in Windsor. Congress considers a resolution allowing certified checks for public dues and disbursement by US officers. Manufacturing capital in the United States rose from 15 billion in 1900 to about 17 billion, a 13.3 percent gain in seven years.
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Harry A. Conant
Windsor
United States
Congress
Diamond colors and varieties listed by color terms
The text enumerates diamond colors including black white blue red brown yellow green pink and orange with no violet diamond. It also notes violet color exists in amethysts sapphires rubies and garnets.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises One Hundred Dollar Reward
An 19th century advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures by internal intake and targets blood and mucous surfaces. The ad includes testimonials from Toledo druggists Walpine Kinnan Marvin and notes price 75 cents per bottle plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F.J. Cumry, & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walpine, Kinnan & Marvin
Camera Outfit for Sale in Dillon Montana
Auction listing from W.T. Haywarp Dillon Montana offering a 6144x814 Korona Royal Camera No 4 Goert Dagor lens sector shutter leather carrying cases and related gear. Contact for pricing and viewing details.
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Korona Royal
Goert Dagor
W.T. Haywarp
Dillon
Mont
Reward for Locating Four Horses in Bannack Montana
The undersigned offers a $25 reward for locating a buckskin mare branded with bow and arrow on left shoulder and left thigh with SH a buckskin gelding branded with bow and arrow on left shoulder a bay bald faced filly branded on left shoulder with bow and arrow and any information leading to their recovery in Bannack Montana. Nicnoiras Preun 22-21.
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Nicnoiras Preun
Bannack
Montana
Stolen items reported from Carhart lodging room
A watch fob and two fountain pens were stolen from a room at the Carhart lodging house. A liberal reward is offered by the Dillon Implement Company for the return of the articles, with no questions asked.
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Carhart
Dillon Implement Company
Wedding Invitation for Anna Sicora and Fred W Wood
Miss Anna Sicora and Fred W Wood announce their wedding on June 17 at Red Lodge. Sicora, a graduate of the Normal two years ago, has many Dillon friends.
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Anna Sicora
Red Lodge
Fred W. Wood
Miss Sicora
Normal
Dillon
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Tribune Pus Isn Nc Co
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Bozeman Avy Republican-Courier
Twin Bridges
Helena
Billings Gazette
Forsyth
White Sulphur Springs
Missoulian
Fergus County Argus
Rev
Tra Warner
F. P. Caldwell
J.B. Poindexter
CC. V. Reeder
A. L. Stone
W. Dawes
E.J. Poindexter
A. S. Beardsley
H.l.mccaleb
Geo. R. Metton
Tom Scott James Febus
Fred Heffner
Duke Gist
H. R. Melton
W.C. Orr
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Montana
Money Matters
Ella Brackett
Orr Street
Cherny Ndesee,ming
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