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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1906

Page

4

Migration to Butte Shows Need for Better Dillon Theatre

The Dillon theatre faces criticism for small stages and poor performances while urging a modern opera house. Residents note good acts attract crowds to Butte and cost roughly $13 to attend, with total outings possibly exceeding $25. The TripuNE argues a new Dillon playhouse would keep revenue local and boost profits for hotels, merchants, and service workers.

Dillon Theatre Dillon Butte

Morpheme Combat Quarters Opened In Silver Bow Jail

Silver Bow county completed fitting quarters in the basement jail to treat morphine and opium fiends, six patients may be housed at once. A raid in Butte exposed extreme degradation, with ten victims found in two dens. Judge Parker commented on Roosevelt’s potential candidacy for 1904.

Silver Bow County Silver Bow India Butte Anaconda Standard Cash

Dillon Creamery Shutdown Due To Milk Shortage

The Dillon creamery closed months ago because cow-owners failed to supply enough milk for butter production. The operation was not unprofitable from butter sales, but milk supply with enough volume never met the needs to sustain payments.

Dillon Creamery

Creamery Expansion Planned After Strong First Year

Billings milk producers backed the creamery built last year and at its end reported more than 16000 distributed among farmers and stockholders. Directors plan to raise 10000 more stock and install new machinery to double second year business and reopen mid next month. Farmers are urged to increase participation to keep money at home.

Roosevelt may seek renomination amid party desire

The piece notes Roosevelt’s possible renomination if desired by party and people and cites the saying that wise men change minds. It highlights the Municipal League platform for city improvements and ethical governance, and mentions Attorney General Galen stopping gambling in Butte and urging house numbering. It also notes Pat Crowe’s upcoming reform lectures and a surge in voter registrations as Madison County eyes the Bedrock lakes reservoir.

Roosevelt Galen Butte Billings

Butte Highway Robber Warned to Seize Victim’s Gun

A regional warning notes that highway robbers in Butte should not overlook taking the victim’s firearm along with valuables, highlighting a new risk pattern on local roads.

Butte

Highwayman Killed in Butte After Robbery

Deputy Sheriff Jack Wyman was killed as two robbers robbed a Montana street near Silver Street. He fired with a Luger after them, injuring one robber who fled. the other was wounded and at large. The bandits masked and escaped with a $125 watch and other small items.

eMarch Montana Street Silver Street Jack Wyman Wyman Montana Campbell

Municipal League caucus names candidates for alderman

The Municipal League met at the court house led by Fidel Huber. J E Morse was named permanent chairman and C W Robison secretary as the group approved a platform urging strict liquor and gambling laws, saloon curfews, and better city governance. Ward candidates chosen by acclamation include Thomas M. Selway, Benjamin Bond, and A S Rife.

Will W. Simpson I. Cashmore Spearian E. J. Payne H. Cushing N. S. Wood H. G. Haynes Municipal League Court House Fidel Huber C. W. Robison League J. E. Morse Morse Thomas M. Selway Benjamin Bond A. S. Rife

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure For All Stages

Readers are told catarrh is curable by Hall's Catarrh Cure a constitutional internally taken remedy. The advertisement claims it cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured. Includes testimonials list and drugstore availability at 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall Mhall F.J. Cuengy & Co Toledo

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