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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
11
An advertisement urges customers to bring strong knives pocket axes and waterproof matchboxes or buy their own guns and gear. It emphasizes independence and enjoying outdoor values with a broad line of camping hardware for a “bully fine time.”
The State Normal College in this city opened its summer session on Monday and will run through August 11. Enrollment has surpassed sixty five and is expected to rise further. Students hail from across Montana and several other states, including graduates from eastern universities and normal schools. Read list includes Margaret Harrington and Ethel Jones of Butte. Mary Calhoun of Billings. Esther Morgan of Laurel. Emma Berry of Great Falls. Lora Maxwell of Bozeman. Anna Linn of Missoula. Anna Hough of Bridger. and many others from Dillon, Billings, Laurel, Great Falls, Helena, Livingston, Kalispell, and beyond. Among entrants are also Missoula’s Edna Kay and Dutton’s Elsie Menzie.
Chris Snyder of Dillon arrived in San Francisco aboard the Honolulan after being arrested on Opium charges linked to the Manchuria voyage. He was acquitted in Honolulu and plans to sue U S District Attorney Breckons and Honolulu official Stockable for expenses and damages.
George Wyckliffe McBride former United States senator from Oregon died at his Portland home Sunday from a stroke of paralysis He was 57 years old McBride had served twice as Oregon secretary of state and was elected to the U S Senate in 1895
A boy drags toward school as tears fall and says he will not go. The school bell rings, threatening punishment for staying away. He resets, cleans his eyes, and resumes the walk to class as Prof. Robert Clark departs Thursday to teach at the coastal summer normal Y M C A.
Advertises Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles nervousness dizziness and back pain. Claims many testimonials and regulator status. Includes price 50 cents and mail order in Le Roy New York with sample free offer.
Notice is given by Daisy B. Davis executrix of the will of John Davis deceased to all creditors and persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication at her residence near Dewey Montana for the Beaverhead County estate transactions. Dated Dewey Montana March 28 1911.
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead County estate of John A Hackett deceased. Ernest O Seway administrator directs creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication at Edmund J Callaway Dillon Montana. Dated June 17 1911.
The Trustees will receive bids for the installation of a heating plant at the Lima School House on July 15 1911. Bids must include excavation under the building and a ten percent certified check deposited with a Dillon bank. A two thousand dollar bond is required to guarantee completion at a tested temperature. The board may reject any or all bids. W T Caeney Clerk.
John H. Evans charges labor and $100 yearly for Monte Christo claim from 1897 to 1910 in Silver Bow Montana. Kenneth Ross is warned to contribute his share within ninety days after publication or his co-ownership will transfer to Joan H. Evans.
Amos A. Elliott sues Franklin P. Bradley. Sale set for July 13 at noon at the courthouse in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Two described land parcels in section 18 township 7 south range 8 west with cash terms. Dated June 21 1911 by Sheriff O C Gosman and undersheriff D W Erwin. 25-31
City of Dillon Montana resolves all streets within its limits are permanent sidewalk streets. Sidewalks must use permanent or indestructible materials per Ordinance No 174, with plank walks allowed only by council permission. Publication in weekly newspaper required. dated June 19 1911 with mayor T D Omsted and city clerk Lyman H Bennett certify.
An opening offers a social commission slot for a prominent Dillon woman and nearby towns to represent them. The role promises opportunity to earn money and stay connected with Paris and New York fashion in gowns, suits, wraps and related wear. Further details available on request.
President Taft approved Pauline Wayne the White House cow entering the Milwaukee dairy show after Iowa organizers and A S Cannon of the International Dairy Show association urged the trip. Taft will have the first entry by a president since Jefferson.
Abraham Gonzales, projected provisional governor of Chihuahua, says the Maderistas will abolish gambling and bullfighting. Concessions after November 20 will be canceled while those before stay until expiry. Keno and poker in Juarez are under investigation as part of a broader anti gambling push.
A brief fragment from a poem titled God and I, published in The Pillow Book, with no author credited. The speaker asks where people are and what remains, but God replies that only He and the speaker exist, the rest being a dream that has ceased to be true.
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