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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1905

Page

8

News Letter Notes From J and Smith Ill With Dropsy

Special correspondence from March reports births illnesses and travel in the region. A baby girl to Mr and Mrs Hartwig with mother and child healthy nurse from Dillon. locals visit from Melrose Cherry Creek and Twin Bridges. mining prospects and ore shipments noted. long list of neighbors and events including a funeral and a hospital visit.

Trrsunz Wixi Hartwig W. Bryan Dillon F. Lamarack Melrose O. Beall Walter Siern Cherry Creek Steve Kambich Earl Watts Julius Hartwig Ed Holden Adelbert Beaver Madison Henry Gelhaus

Ralph Brothers Arraigned for Horse Stealing

Ralph Brothers was arraigned before Justice Noble on grand larceny charges for stealing a horse from B. W. Nelson of Ray Idaho and selling it to Frank Bell near Bannack. The case was continued to March 11 at 9 am due to a prosecuting witness’s absence in Idaho.

Ralph Brothers The Tribune Lima Sam Smith Pocatello Mr. Smith Butte D. O. Bellamy Bell L. O.ford John Thomas Dillon Ray Idaho Frank Bell Bannack

Town Nearly Deserted as Mine May Reopen This Summer

Special correspondence reports a town nearly empty this week as Will Deno and his family and Mrs. Simpson and her family plan to leave for Kutte in a few days, signaling a possible idle season tied to a pending mine operation.

H. J. Foster Silver Star Rample Twin Bridges Will Dene A. W. Kirby Rochester Ed Hand Salt Lake Jon. Armorr Althea Foster Obas. Virden Par Elgin Carpenter Mine the Tribune Will Deno Simpson Kutte

Know What Ails You Mail Order Medical Advice

Many readers sent symptoms to Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York and received free guidance and remedies by mail. A Kansas testimonial reports improved energy after using Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets, claiming renewed health and ability to work.

Dr. Pierce Symptons R. V. Pierce The Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N.Y Pierce Daisy Studdard Lanade Avenue Leavenworth Kans

Normal College IVVVVVVVVY Basketball Team Travels From Bozeman

The basketball team and Mrs Swain with Raymond Noyes and Herbert Hanson returned from Bozeman Saturday night. Our ace were unsuccessful there 16 to 8 in favor of Bozeman. The team was tired and hopes for a better return game soon. Dr Swain came back from Helena this evening. Some students secured spring and summer schooling and left for their schools. Names include Minnie Foley Maude Mathers Belt Nell Barnet Hamilton Kate Loughlin Helmaville. Fine weather tempted many students. Mr and Mrs Allen dined at table seven. Douglas Palmer attended as a guest and Miss Mott has missed classes for a few days.

Mrs. Swain Raymond Noyes Herbert Hanson Bozeman Dr. Swain Helena Minnie Foley Maude Mathers Belt Nell Barnet Hamilton Kate Loughlin Helmaville Mrs. Allen Douglas Palmer Miss Mott

Senior Debate on Navy Policy Highlights School Quarter

High school seniors debated whether the United States should maintain a large navy with a well prepared discussion. The Women's Relief Corps offers a gold medal for the best oration on Patriotism True Citizenship or Our Flag to be awarded March 28. Bookkeepers finish practice set work while Civil Government students cram for an upcoming test on the U.S. Constitution.

Miasiithee United States Women’s Relief Corps Setc U. S

Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford Dies in Honolulu

Mrs Jane Lathrop Stanford widow of the late Senator Stanford died at 11 40 pm at the Moana hotel in Honolulu She spoke of being poisoned claiming a horrible death and added that she had been poisoned before dying in suspicious circumstances surrounding the death in Hawaii.

Honolulu Jane Lathrop Stanford San Francisco United States Stanford Moana

Mayme O Briens recovery noted in Sheridan message

A message from Mrs. OBrien in Sheridan says her daughter Mayme is now entirely out of danger after a recent bout of anemia. Dillon friends cheer the positive health update from the area. Household goods sale announced for March 6 7 and 8 at the former residence corner Sebree and Washington Streets from 2 to 4 each afternoon.

Sebree Washington Sts E. J. Pasmong G. W. King & Son Dillon Beaverhead County

Butte Boys At Ann Arbor Earn Honors In Spring Exams

Butte students attending the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor completed spring examinations with honors, reflecting strong academic performance among the group.

Butte Ann Arbor University Michigan

Montana House Passes Wide Range of Bills Amid Tight Votes

The Montana House and Senate advanced numerous measures with close rolls, killing and approving bills on licensing, printing, and taxation while governor Toole signed four acts including cruelty to animals and clerkship rules. Debates featured county printing reductions and merchant license repeal, with new public works and irrigation bills moving through committees and chambers.

Park County Bozeman O'Connor House M. A. Wellman Eighth Legislative Assembly Havre Judiciary Committee Dempster Weideman Walker Gov. Toole Senate Lanstrum Railroad Commission Supreme Court Waite Bourne McCone Deer Lodge Bureau of Child and Animal Protection Conference Seuavid Heyacre Dilley House Silver Bow County Highth Assembly Attorney-General Montana Meagher Monument Association Ihs Capitol Roosevelt Silverbow County State Board of Horticulture Crooked Creek

Two Dixon Bills Pass House Dam and Resurvey Measure

Two bills from Representative Dixon clear the house. One funds constructing a dam across the Yellowstone River. The other calls for resurvey of townships in Cascade County.

Helena Dixon Yellowstone River Cascade County

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Willis J. & Smith Walter Peterson Rock Creek J. G. Smith Dr. Molleur Mélrose Normal College Leland Stanford Miss O'Brien Muassele Shell River Sacawaga River Ways and Meane Committee J. F. Patterson Ninth Assembly Leiper Justice Courts School of Mines Agricultural College Reform School School For Deaf and Dumb Orphan’s Home State University C. M. Eddy Ridge State Bank Dillon, Montana Agnes Westley Wells Street Marinette,Wis Manette Wis Cardus Bec’y North Wisconsin Holland Society oSgeare Ardul Gardai Onde Draaat M" J Mathes Pearl I. Smith Austracton Maurice Office Metlen Baptist Parsonage Kingsbury Metlin South Washington Bt D. James L. Jones Washington Kodak Kodak Store Riley Mont JO. G. Willis Dillon National Bank Oscar Centennial Dillon, Mont Paul Brown O. S. L. Times King's Candy Factory Opera House Main Street Orn, Caas State Bank OF Dillon Savings Bank
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