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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
7
Message notes letters destined for the editorial department should be addressed to the editorial office with proper spelling and routing details. It emphasizes correct addressing practices for correspondence and suggests follow up avenues for submission.
The April Cosmopolitan cites William R. Stewart on American emigration into the Canadian Northwest, driven by grain riches and new farming opportunities. It notes a rising exodus of over sixty thousand farmers, the patriotic impulse behind the move, and the potential for lasting American influence in the region.
The Chicago Post reports King Edward becomes intrigued by American cake walk culture. Mrs Townsend, wife of the U.S. minister to Belgium, captivates Sandringham guests by dancing in cake walk style with minimal arm movement. Townsend’s Hamburg salon fame spreads to London society as the moment’s top American social success.
PaervinnE reports Miss Maytie Utley finished her school term at Waterloo on March 13 and is home. Miss Mary Walker visited Waterloo recently. Mrs. Wattera and Mrs. Arthur Page went to Spokane for medical treatment. Mrs. Page accompanied her youngest boy. Mrs. Inez Linder visited friends here and returned to Wisconsin Creek. Rodney Page spent Sunday in Whitehall with his daughter. he is being treated by an osteopath in Butte. Ira French of Virginia City spoke for a life insurance company. Mr. and Mrs. Proutz visited Waterloo. Ward helped Mr. Wilson with a new house. Grace Baker visited from Virginia City, guest of Mrs. O L Utley. Maggie Marshall returned from a visit with Mildred in Butte. On March 13 a boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Talcott, but he died last night. There is no flock watched or tended but one dead sheep. no fireside defended but one vacant chair.
L Degen of Geo Malotto has disposed of his interests to Mr Flaherty. The firm name is expected to remain the same. Degen is undecided about his future movements.
We express appreciation for the thoughtful aid and sympathy given us in our late bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. FrEpERtcKk ScnvLeER and Family thank those who offered support.
Inventory of assets shows loans and discounts securities and notes of other banks and state bank balances. The statement, sworn by President I B F White and notarized February 18 1903, lists totals for resources and liabilities with real estate, cash items, and reserve accounts in Beaverhead County, Montana.
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