Notice and letters policies from Teane Pus Co Tribune
All business letters and notices for publication should be addressed to the Teane Pusvissine Co. Editorial correspondence goes to Epirog TRrpunix. The Dillon post office handles second class mails. The Teane Pus. Co. disclaims debt responsibility for employees without signed manager orders. Subscribers lacking timely delivery should notify the office.
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Taisone Pusvissine Co
Epirog Trrpunix
Dillon Post Office
Teaune Pus. Co
Seventh Annual catalogue of State Normal College presented
The Trisone shares the Seventh Annual catalogue from State Normal College showing the new dormitory, expanded lodging, and wide campus representation from twenty four of twenty six counties. Twenty seven students graduated this year, more than half the college’s previous totals, indicating growing enrollment and facilities.
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Swain
State Normal College
Graduates Taught in Fifteen Counties Hear Dillon College Claims
The article notes graduates teaching in fifteen counties and several outside the state. Thirteen graduates were elected to excellent positions in top schools, showing demand for Dillon College training. A July 4 visit to Dillon as guests is urged with anticipation of a good reception.
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Kourteen
Dillon College
Dillon
Inquest Probes Slocum Disaster and Boat Safety
Coroner's inquest hears testimony on lax oversight aboard the Slocum excursion boat. Officials face questions over rotten hose, a fire risky oil room, and workers lighting matches in the forward area. The probe may push safer regulations for pleasure craft.
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Slocum
Madison County High School Proposal Sparks County Action
After multiple efforts to secure action on the Madison county high school proposition, petitions fail to move the board. The Sheridan Enterprise angrily argues Madison should not send a representative to the legislature this fall and declares the county commissioners will make the laws, potentially passing the high school issue over Speaker Hawkins.
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Madison County
Sheridan ‘Enterprise
Madison
Board of County Commissioners
Hawkins
Oregon and Pacific Northwest Prospects Booklet Explores Lewis and Clark Expo
A 96 page illustrated booklet titled Oregon outlines resources and industries of the Pacific Northwest and invites settlers and investors. It covers Washington Idaho Montana and Wyoming with chapters on the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition to be held in Portland in 1900 honoring the Lewis and Clark expedition. The free booklet is available from Henry E. Reed secretary Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition Sterns Building Portland Oregon.
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Oregon
North Pacific Coast
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Portland
Oregon Country
Lewis and Clark
Jefferson
Henry E. Reed
Sterns Building
When the pen pusher balked at a sermon note
A For syth Times fragment hints at a push to drop sermons in favor of music in worship. The editor regretted not using a cut about music as religion, suggesting preaching may become superfluous.
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Forsyth Times
Slocum Steamer Disaster Preserver Claim Disputed
Gen Slocum owners say 2 555 life preservers were aboard the burning steamer. With 700 to 900 lives lost, the apparent impact of the preservers was minimal in the tragedy.
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Gen. Slocum
Dillon Fourth of July Promises Montana’s Best Celebration
Reports across state newspapers claim Dillon’s Fourth of July will be the best in Montana with grand plans, community events, and widespread local participation anticipated.
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Dillon
Montana
Idaho Woman Delegate Pioneers National Convention
Idaho claims the first and only woman delegate at a national convention, and she is a Republican. The remark highlights a historic milestone in party politics and gender representation.
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Idaho
Chicago to ban all fireworks on Fourth of July
Chicago officials announce a city wide ban on fireworks for the Fourth of July. The move aims to prevent injuries and complaints, reflecting safety concerns and sensitivity to residents, especially families with young children.
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Chicago
Wool clip outlook raises prices in state districts
Reports from wool producing districts indicate this year's clip will greatly exceed last year's and fetch much better prices, signaling a strong market across the state.
Editor sparks town tea party clash with swill remark
An editor admits provoking a lasting feud with a local lady after mislabeling her tea party as a swill affair. The remark stirred strong public reaction and strained neighborhood relations.
Madison County Papers Push 4 County Free High School
Local Madison County newspapers advocate the construction of a four county free high school. They acknowledge slim chances of passage yet express pride in championing what they consider a beneficial project.
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Madison County
4 County Free High School
Publicity chief invites Tribune to visit exhibit in St Louis
Herbert S. Stone head of the Philippine government expansion publicity department in St Louis sends the Tribune a strong invitation to view a complete exposition including a publicity department. Butte abandons Fourth celebrations and refunds subscribers leading to an expected exodus to neighboring towns. Dillon’s strong Fourth plans may draw large Butte crowds to Dillon. Everybody’s July issue prints Hall Caine’s new serial The Prodigal Son set in Iceland, promising a fresh take on the parable.
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Herbert S. Stone
Department of Publicity
St. Louis
The
Tribune
Butte
Dillon
Everybody's Magazine
Hall Caine
Iceland
Mr. Caine
Roosevelt and Fairbanks Nominated by Republican Party
The Republican National Convention in Chicago ended with the nomination of Roosevelt for president and Fairbanks for vice president. The choice receives nationwide Republican support and is seen as tantamount to election, even if Democrats nominate Parker. Hurrah for Roosevelt and Fairbanks.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Parker
Montana Supreme Court Upholds Fair Trial Law
The Montana Supreme Court issues a unanimous ruling declaring the fair trial law constitutional. All opponents including Mr. Heinze must concede the measure is valid and apply it going forward.
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Supreme Court of Montana
Heinze
Town Prep for Independence Day Gala
Citizens urged to decorate homes and businesses for a gala day Independence celebration encouraging wide participation to beautify the town and foster community spirit.
Republican platform unset at Chicago sparks miner’s critique
The Butte Miner denounces the Republican platform adopted at the Chicago convention stating no move by Republicans ever satisfies the paper. The comment reflects ongoing partisan tensions and the newspaper’s critical stance toward party positions.
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Chicago
Butte
Butte Miner Edition Short on News for Dillon Readers
The first edition of the Butte Miner served to Dillon readers is unsatisfactory. It lacks news, largely mirroring later editions from the previous day. Despite arriving six hours ahead of the Standard, its quality is inferior.
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Butte
Dillon
Prompt land reforms urged to save public domain
In a U S Senate speech Hon Paris Gibson argues population growth and irrigation policy spur rapid land uptake in arid regions. He urges immediate repeal of the desert land act and homestead act commutation clause along with forest reserve lieu land act to preserve remaining public lands for settlers.
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Paris Gibson
U. S. Senate
Fair Trial Bill Deemed Constitutional by Montana Supreme Court
In an opinion by Associate Justice Holloway the Montana Supreme Court held the fair trial bill constitutional with all justices concurring. The court ordered a peremptory writ directing Judge Wm Clancy to desist from trial in a case brought by the Anaconda company against Montana Ore Purchasing. The decision resolves arguments over alleged bias and affirms the act’s enforcement consequences.
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Holloway
Supreme Court
Montana
Wm. Clancy
Silver Bow
Anaconda Company
Clancy
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Informal sixty three party hosted by Mrs Will Orr
Mrs Will Orr gave an informal sixty three party Friday evening for the Misses Myers of Livingston and Miss Raymond of Sheridan. A small number of friends attended and the gathering was described as a very jolly evening.
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Will Orr
Myers
Livingston
Raymond
Sheridan
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