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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
5
Notice states the TarBuve Press Co will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees unless orders signed by the manager are given. Tripune subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly should notify the office. The paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it on time.
The editorial notes universal reader satisfaction with the contest at the World's Fair. It lauds impartial judging, a strong lineup of contestants, and a positive close, with Tripunx praised for running a successful event and earning broad commendation.
Colorados mining troubles deepen as the Cripple Creek district endures militia guard duty and martial law. A dynamite killing of thirteen non union miners and a fatal riot raise fears of widespread violence between miners and state forces. The Victor Record office is wrecked by a masked mob terrorizing local press and workers.
The article urges readers to hear Dr. Reid's talk from the recent graduation and notes its publication in the Tripune. It also suggests practical tips like paying for water use to avoid shutoffs and using gasoline to kill dandelions with a barrel lasting for multiple lawns.
The Salmon City Idaho Recorder notes a World's Fair contest ending this week with five contestants whose pictures appeared last week. One prize is offered and readers are invited to decide where to spend the Fourth.
Members of the Alumni are expected to arrive before Tuesday evening for the Seniors Alumni entertainment. Lewiston Montana and Whitehall attendees join Butte and Salmon City visitors including Miss Harriett Meyers and Miss Kadlett who broke from routine for a nostalgic Normal gathering. Senior close pins arrived this week.
In Orover Lae the Y W O A held a formal reception for Miss Mary McClang last Saturday night in a vacant hall room. Hostesses Miss Nell Condao Mabel Sharp and Jennie Sappington assisted.
Former Dillon Montana sheriff Louis J. Price, a Majestic Hotel guest, had his gold watch and chain stolen by a pickpocket during an evangelist crowd. Detective John Kane tracked the thief, recovered the watch at the city hall, and returned it to Price who valued the gift highly. Price, now a mine owner and wealthy, says he would not sell the watch for $5,000.
Notice to water consumers of Dillon that water rents will be charged from June 1 to July 1 marking the start of quarterly rents. June rent must be paid at City Hall on or before Monday, June 20. Office hours 2 to 6 o'clock A. L. Bapoon, Water Inspector and Collector.
The Beaverhead County High School board elected the faculty for the ensuing year. Prof. J A Koontz continues as principal with 1800 dollars salary. E J Losie and Miss Elisabeth Hawley were re elected at hundred dollars monthly each. New hires are Hollis K Potter from Chicago and Edna Hays from Farmers City Illinois at one hundred dollars monthly. School grounds were seeded and expect a fine lawn next year.
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