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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
3
The Standard notes a winter law regulating toy pistols and related devices as public nuisances. It empowers officers to seize such items and require magistrates to order destruction, with no compensation to owners, and urges municipal enforcement through mayors and police. It also includes a detached aside about horse care from Our Dumb Animals.
Montana stockmen and farmers must re record their cattle and horse brands by November 1, 1912 or lose ownership. W D Raymond Secretary of the state board of stock commissioners and recorder of marks and brands urges application with 25 cent fee and new certificates. The work has surged, with about 35 000 brands on the books and 800 new brands recorded monthly.
A talking horse describes summer needs to its driver. He requests frequent light water, not too much after meals, and brief rest in shade while working. He asks to be kept cool and sheltered from direct sun when left on the street. He adds concern about head coverage and comfort.
A collage of satirical items notes executions in Haiti six generals, previews social trends from Harvard grants to harem skirts, and mentions New Yorks pistol law costs. It mocks professors and heiresses, cites Wellesley onion farming, and pokes fun at well dressed society and medical morphine use.
A 1912 Montana bill would scrap party primaries and conventions, require a primary nominating election with county central committees, set petition rules, ballots, and ballots printing, and impose penalties for bribery and forgery while outlining voter enrollment and party declaration processes.
Miss Bertha Huber spent Sunday visiting friends in Butte with several companions. The occasion appeared casual and social with no formal events noted.
A nostalgic reminiscence contrasts old hand picked games with modern big league excess. It recalls choosing sides, carefree days, and faded childhood play against crowded modern stadiums and wealth in baseball. The piece laments lost simplicity and childhood joys.
City council passes ordinances making violators liable to arrest and fines for growing dandelions or thistles and for standing or lounging on streets or crossings within Livingston. Authorities to enforce and levy penalties.
A 19th century style ad offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Chenney Co Toledo is named, with Waldwind Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists endorsing the firm. Internal remedy claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials and price 78 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Three masked men burst into the county treasurer's office on the courthouse lawn during a Saturday morning band concert in Lawrence Kansas overpowered the deputy treasurer and escaped with more than $3 000.
Authorities in Boulder Montana search for Edward LeClair wanted in northern Minnesota for multiple bank and post office robberies. He is believed to be on a ranch near Casslake under Mayor Dumas’s leadership.
Carl Mast, new owner of N. S. Wood delivery and kindling business, will continue baggage and parcel deliveries citywide with promptness. Kindling and store wood for sale, coal orders also taken. Orders left at the Tribune Store. wagon will be flagged at once.
Chicago woman Elinor Horcholtz threw vitriol into her husband's rival's face causing blindness and severe burns to the face and breast. The victim's condition worsened and she is reported to die from the injuries. Police filed charges as the case drew public attention.
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