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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1905

Page

8

Indications of Spring Across Lakeview Area

Special correspondence from Lakeview reports snow vanishing with warm days ahead. A buffalo herd from Dick Rock game park to Columbia Gardens in Butte, a fatal neck twist in one animal, a lively mask ball, and local names from Dillon to Picnic Springs. Spring signs include swans at Picnic Springs, new stage line plans, and continued commerce developments with Grant store expansion.

The Tribune Laxzview J. Trout Henry Lake Dick Rock Gallaway Columbia Gardens Butte Lakeview Dora Jones A. Linstrum John Bray Ben Hart Monida Dillon Oh Bas. Donelley Ben Hart's Herman Mathew Reis Fred Goreille Adda Ford Picnic Springs A. F. Jones Long Creek Apring

Grasshoppers Appear as War News Spreads

Special correspondence notes early signs of spring with demented grasshoppers in the valley. Wm Connors had a wood runaway while A A Kendall boosts business at the Aetna Bank. Joe Wall and Ed Kennison traveled to Dillon as Japs raid the section house but escape through a window. A small armed band repulses the Japs with ferocity.

The Tribune Wm. Connors A. A. Kendall Aetna Bank and Trust Co Joe Wall Ed Kennison Dillon

Work is Progressing Say Rapidly at Farlin

A Busy Burg reports rapid work progress at Farlin with mining parties and new enterprises. E T Green opened a general store and several new rental cabins rise while the Anderson hall hosts a dedicatory ball with Farlin’s orchestra providing music.

Farlin E. T. Green George Jewell Dillon Anderson Hall

Blood Cells and Health Natural Methods Explain Rich Blood Benefits

The article extols red blood cell counts and health, noting men have about five million and women four and a half million per square millimeter. It highlights Dr. R V Pierce’s natural remedies, including Golden Medical Discovery, to improve digestion, nourish blood, and restore rounder corpuscles, with claims of better sleep and refreshed mornings. It also references Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser and his Pleasant Pellets for bowel cleansing and liver stimulation.

R. V. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y Dr. Pierce

Senior pins arrive as school notes reflect class pride

Chester Gilbert, a former student now at a Des Moines business college, visited the high school Thursday afternoon. Miss Florence Carter paid a Wednesday visit as the U S History class finished its study of the U S Government.

Chester Gilbert Chester Business College Des Moines Iowa Florence Carter

Students prepare patriotic essays and athletic grounds plan

English 4-2 students work on patriotic essays to be completed by Monday. The Boye' Athletic association aims to grade and equip the school grounds, with Mr. Potter elected field manager. Seniors reference work, Junior class studies Queen's Gardena, basketball teams practice for upcoming contest.

Montana Boye’ Athletic Association Potter Migsea Theractor Ora Conway Lulu Atkins Queen's Gardena Jeanmine Lillies Rutin

Election Bill Vetoed Pressed by Governor Quote

The text discusses vetoing an election bill aimed at stopping endless chain voting and mushroom party recognition. It argues imperfection is preferable to riskier new methods conflicting with the era's spirit, quoting Governor J. K. Toots.

J. K. Toots

Good Teaching Noted At Eastside School

The article praises Miss Harriet Meyers and Miss Montana Meyers for their teaching quality in the third grade at Dillon area schools. It highlights Miss Alice Goodson’s capable handling of a diverse first to third grade class near East Galliton and C streets, noting her effective approach despite challenges with national diversity.

Harriet Meyers Montana Meyers Dillon Normal College East Galliton C Streets Alice Goodson Goodson

Bargain Furniture From Mary E J’s Listing

A customer pleads for quick sale of remaining items including a bedroom set a bookcase a large chair pictures and books such as Britannica Hugo Bulwer Osuleys History of England all offered at a very low price by Mas E J.

Hugo Bulwer Osuley England

Seven Killed in Collision Near Pittsburg Inaugural Trains

Seven men died and many were injured when a rear end collision occurred between two special trains carrying Ohio delegations from Cleveland to Washington on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad. The crash ignited fires, destroying the rear Pullman of the forward train and part of the rear train. casualties occurred among officers in the engineer battalion and in the Tippecanoe club entourage. Dead include Captain William B Hendry and Lieutenant Donaldson C Schofield among others.

Inauguration Pittsburg Cleveland Washington Fort Wayne Chicago Ohio Ohio National’ Guard Clifton Tippecanoe Club Engineer Corps Charles E. Pope Engineers William B Hendry Donaldson C.schofield James Kehoe H. R. Held James Gray Frank Pinney O. C. Pinney

Chicago grain market features Australian shipments lift prices

Chicago grain and provisions report shows expanded Australian shipments contributing to a rally in wheat with May near 1.155 and July 1.084, corn modestly higher, oats up, and mixed gains in pork and lard futures. Cash prices list No 2 hard wheat around 1.10 to 1.15 and No 2 cash corn at 46 to 47 cents.

Chicago Australia United States

Cattle and Hogs Prices and Receipts in Chicago and Kansas City Markets

Chicago and Kansas City market notes report cattle receipts in the thousands with varied prices for steers cows and heifers. Hogs show premiums on good to choice heavies with several price bands. Sheep receipts large in Chicago with steady to higher quotes for lambs and wethers.

Cattle and Hogs Market Totals From South Omaha Auction

South Omaha reports March 6 cattle receipts of 3200 with prices for native steers cows and heifers canners stockers and feeders calves bulls and stags. Hog receipts 4500 with ranges from 4.70 to 5.00 for various weights and bulk sales near 4.82 to 4.87. Sheep receipts 13500 with hogs webbers ewes and lambs priced from 5.70 to 7.40.

Chicago ATCO Kansas City South Omaha Llower Webbers

Bribery Charges Hit Colorado Governor Contest

Senator R W Morgan of Boulder says he was offered 1600 and already given 750 for his vote for Governor Alva Adams. He names James M Herbert, vice president of Colorado and Southern railroad, and Daniel Sullivan as the bribe providers. District Attorney Stidger files high informations charging bribery and conspiracy. Governor Adams dismisses the allegations as political games.

Adams Denver General Assembly of Colorado James H Peabody Alva Adams General Assembly R. W. Morgan Boulder County James M. Herbert Daniel Sullivan Morgan Colorado and Southern Railroad United States Cripple Creek Herbert and Sullivan George M Stidger

Boiler explosion kills two at Jellico sawmill

In Jellico Tennessee on March 6 a boiler explosion at Robert Mulholland's sawmill killed John Batgon and Silas Brooks and seriously injured four other workers.

Jellico, Tenn John Batgon Silas Brooks Robert Mulholland Here

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