Corrigan and Sheedy in Mourning On Gambling’s Toll
Ed Corrigan, once famed as a turf figure and rich gambler, nurses his dying wife in Lexington with less than two thousand left. Pat Sheedy, the so called monarch of gamblers, is near death from heart disease, leaving only a few pictures as his fortune. The piece contrasts their fates and warns that gambling as a business drains health and virtue, while honest work sustains life.
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Ed. Corrigan
Lexington
Pat Sheedy
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Sheedy
Corrigan
Ed Corrigan
City council prefers voluntary cement sidewalks over compulsion
A TriBUNE representative asks Mayor White if Washington Pacific and Atlantic streets owners will be urged to build cement sidewalks this year. White says the council favors voluntary improvements, noting cement walks add value. The piece contrasts local “automobile fever” with sidewalk fever and cites a Great Falls daily critique of Melton for aiding burglary offenders’ penitentiary transfer.
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The
Tribune
White
Washington, Pacific
Atlantic Streets
Dillon
Paper lauds double dose stance on criminals
The piece commends Attorney Melton's course in administering a double dose to Mc Call and O'Neal and criticizes The Great Parls editor for ignorance or injustice. It argues for the wider use of severe measures to deter crime and reduce future criminal activity.
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Melton
McCall
O'Neal
Parls
Dillon Mayor Thompson Replaces Police Chief With Conditional Resignations
The Dillon born Billings mayor Harley J Thompson requires police appointees to sign written resignations, kept by him until the officer performs duties satisfactorily. When duty slips, he accepts the resignation and creates a vacancy. The article also notes the council approved placing the Hamilton fountain by the Short Line park on Montana Street, expected to boost city appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley J. Thompson
Dillon
Billings
Thompson
Hamilton
Montana Street
Dillon Plans Big Fourth Celebration Amid Growth
Dillon urged fans to back a record Fourth of July festival as Beaverhead County gains thousands with a new Armstead railroad. Virginia City declares Fourth celebration with Bozeman band, while the county fair opens in thirteen weeks and promises its best yet.
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Dillon
Armstead
Beaverhead County
Virginia City
Ladies’ Imperial Band
Bozeman
Spring Showers Boost County Fair Exhibits
Spring rains help dry land farmers near parity with irrigated land in county fair displays. The month sees intense newspaper coverage of local milestones, from graduates to June brides, while current law keeps saloons legally open despite wet conditions.
Horace Huron to Perform Free Modern Woodmen Event
Dillon residents are promised a rare treat next Monday at 6:50 PM in the Dillon theatre. Horace Huron, famed as a musical fun-maker, will perform readings and music under the Modern Woodmen of America, with all expenses covered by the local camp.
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Dillon
Dillon Theatre
Horace Huron
Modern Woodmen of America
Huron
James Whitcomb Riley
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Mark Twain
Cavalleria Rusticana
Wm. Tell
Mr. Huron
America
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Liszt
Wagner
Mascagni
Two Men Charged In Armstead Burglary
Deputy Stone jailed Jim Crowley and Joe Day in Dillon after they were arrested in Armstead and found with stolen clothing from a trunk broken open at George Harlan’s house. The trunk owner, a relative working in a Grant grading camp, was due to identify items and file burglary charges.
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Dillon
Stone
Armstead
George Harlan
Jim Crowley
Joe Day
Harlan
Grant
Carving Incident Brings John Williams to Dillon
Deputy Stone brings a man named John Williams from Armstead to Dillon after an attack with a sharp pocket knife. Harry Milley suffered two deep cuts about five inches long.
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Sherif Stone
Dillon
Armstead
John Williams
Willams
Harry Milley
Commencement concert at Normal college assembly hall
Miss Lela Maxwell and Miss Lora Maxwell of Bozeman present a pianoforte recital next Monday evening at Normal College with Miss McFadden and sixty mixed voices under Grace Graeter. The program features Heller Leschetizky MacDowell Schumann Indy Massenet and others with soloists Mrs Scott Miss Paxton and more. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Normal College Assembly Hall
Lela
Lora Maxwell
Bozeman
McFadden
Laurin
Grace Graeter
Heller
Leschetizky
MacDowell
Schumann
St. Mary Madgalene
Vincent D.indy
Mrs. Scott
Miss Paxton
Kullak
Air de Ballet
Massenet
D.hardelot
Gavotte
Musette
D' Albert
Lieblin
Humioresque Dvorak Grand Polka de Concert
A chorus of 60 mixed voices performs the March from Athalia Mendelssohn with the group joined by accompanists Miss Juanita Thomas and Miss Graeter in a concert setting.
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Barrett
Athalia—Mendelssohn
Juanita Thomas
Deafness Cure Claim Promoted by Hall's Catarrh Cure
Advertisement from J. Cuengy & Co. Toledo Ohio promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure for deafness caused by catarrh. Claims inflammation of the Eustachian tube leads to deafness and offers $100 for any case cured unsuccessfully. Includes note on Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
J. Cuengy & Co
Toledo
I-M
Screen Doors and Windows Special Orders Available
Now is the time to place your order at A. J. Wepum Lumber Co. Drop in and tell us the sizes you need and we will arrange special orders if stock is unavailable.
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A. J. Wepum Lumber Co
Concrete work begins on Hamilton fountain site
Ben Hager, known as the concrete sidewalk man, started yesterday excavating for the Hamilton fountain foundation on Montana street between Glendale and Idaho streets.
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Ben Hager
Hamilton Fountain
Montana Street
Glendale
Idaho
Western Excursions Round Trip Tickets On Sale
The Oregon Short Line announces summer round trip tickets to Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles on specified dates. Call on Agent for dates and rates. 19-20.
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Western
Oregon Short Line
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Land For Sale Near Billon Iowa 360 Acres
360 acres of farming hay and pasture land with reliable water nearby nine miles from Billon. Seller: G Roserts, Dillon Motte. For sale by owner details and contact information not fully clear in the listing.
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Billon
G. Roserts
Dillon Motte
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Montana
Tribune Publishing Co
Epiror Tribune
Dillon Post Office
TriBune Publishhng Co
Tristune
Great Falls
Helena
Sol
Horne Huron
Armistead
Williams
Miller
Harry Miller
Normal College
C. B. Taylor
Chicago
Northern Illinois College of Ophthalmology
West
Abert Stamm
Optician
FF Drugs
Alia UU Ligli
Eliel Brothers
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