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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
5
The document lists fire alarm signals by ward and action including general alarms and pauses. It records taps for fire out two to three, plus regular and special department meetings and practice calls with specified tap sequences.
Local notices list Hart's catalog of hats and caps for children. St Emory Keller arrives from Lima this week and Lee Shaw comes from Bristow. Dr R R Rathbone dentist operates near First National Bank. Thos Wimsett departs for Lansing Michigan for months. Susie and Lillie Peterson head to Cable Montana to visit a brother. Horse market ad offers trained horses 1150 pounds plus, Chas A Smith horse buyer.
Indiana circuit court declines to appoint a receiver for Hecla Consolidated Mining. Beaverhead county properties, once operated with large dividends, may be redeemed by the company to resume mining amid ongoing stockholder disputes and prior sales. Lieutenant Governor Norris assisted Dillon inquiries into the case as full deposition records from Alexander McDonnell were reviewed.
A post office notice lists numerous names including Christiansen Isak Gallegos Hickman C M Spasipler Manford Lanner and others with a deadline of 30 days to claim letters before being sent to the dead letter office. Postmistress Grace Lamont urges patrons to inquire.
Anderson Brothers returned from Dell and Sheep creek basin with thirty driving and draft horses from Duckworth and Andrus. The horses are praised as the best yet in town, including a team of handsome blacks kept for the Anderson livery and hearse. Most are for sale with a buyer already in prospect. total stock near forty head.
The mayor prohibits the use of firecrackers in Dillon's business district and forbids detonations west of Washington Street. Citizens are urged to heed the order to avoid trouble.
One more day sale offers pianos and terms to fit any budget. The ad urges educating daughters and keeping boys at home with a piano as the essential instrument and promises tailored pricing as remaining instruments are cleared out before Saturday night.
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