Anti gambling law eyed by Dillon editors and readers
The Dillon Triune prints the full anti gambling statute, urging citizens to act. It details officer duties, penalties, and accountability for gambling operations including slot machines, with commentary on local politics and a note on the Thaw case interest in Miles City. The piece also quotes a Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Row about a hunter editor and a Butte cougar tale.
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Beaverhead County
Montana
de Haesity
Griffin
Butte
Helena
Richard Review
Butte Evening News
Idaho
Mr. Kilroy
Editorial note on Salmon City newspaper rivalry
A columnist laments the absence of the Salmon City Recorder from the mail, joking about a friendly mudslinging feud with the Salmon City Herald. The writer praises the Recorder despite quips about its alleged "brain leaks" and misses its presence at the desk.
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Salmon City
National wealth outpaces debt per census bulletin
Washington reports per capita indebtedness at 335.50 with 2.85 dollars of debt for every 100 dollars of wealth. The census bulletin notes wealth rise in this period unmatched since 1840 to 1860, marking a dramatic economic increase.
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Bryan
Washington
Sensus Bureau
Minneapolis Bartenders Union Pushes Temperance Program
The Minneapolis Bartenders Union aims to curb adulterated liquor and promote pure liquor, forbid profane language in saloons, abolish wine rooms, and educate members on morals. Also notes Butte and Anaconda ads, recent newspaper strike ends, Dawson County Review Linotype upgrade, and upcoming Arbor Day with tree planting urged.
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Minneapolis
Bartender's Union
Dawson County Review
Non partisan ticket eyed amid church revival season
Readers hear a Sheridan Enterprise note urging a non partisan ticket while a church revival era mood pervades as spring baseball season begins with local signposts and sentiments.
Holy Matrimony or Rural Justice of the Peace
A satirical roundup questions if a ceremony by a rural justice of the peace with a cob pipe can be called holy matrimony The piece notes evolving views on science health and society with quips about health research industrial conditions and local curiosities
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Goodwin's Weekly
Death comes very suddenly to Mrs Julia E Iliff
Mrs Julia Biff Iliff died of heart failure early Sunday at the Hill home on Kentucky avenue. She was born 1870 near Camden NJ and is survived by husband H G Hill and three children. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at the Methodist church with interment at Mountain View cemetery. pallbearers named.
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Dillon
Hill Home
Kentucky Avenue
Julia B.iff
Robert
Floy
Robert M. Gilbert
E. W. Slack
H. G. Iliff
Methodist Church
al Gruwell
Charles Thomas
Charles Vaughan
Robert Bidstrup
George Wolf
Frank Zirtzman
Mountain View Cemetery
Old Arkansas to Open with New Scenery and Comedy
Fred Raymond's Old Arkansas comes to town with new scenery startling mechanical effects and several new comedy characters. The production is acclaimed across the United States and Canada and should draw a packed house on Tuesday evening April 16. Tickets are at Hughes and McCaleb's.
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Fred Raymond
Arkansaw
United States
Canada
Hughes & McCaleb’s
Candidates Named and Balloting in City Caucuses
The article lists ballots for treasurer where Scott wins after three votes, with Caldwell eliminated. For police magistrate Conger and Rich receive votes but no majority. Mayor candidate Mr White declared chosen, while Orr wins alderman in ward one, and ward two and three caucuses nominate Baker and Knapp respectively as acclamation candidates. The caucus adjourned after completing business.
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Scott
Barry
Caldwell
Williams
Conger
Rich
Mr. White
Messrs
John S. Baker
W. G. Phillips
Thomas Taylor
Third Ward
M. E. Barry
Wm. Knapp
Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Victory
Readers hear of Hall’s Catarrh Cure a guaranteed $100 reward for any failing case. Cure advertised as constitutional and internal, with testimonials and Toledo contact. Also real estate notice offers a 1400 acre ranch near Cascade Montana at $20 per acre with irrigation and leased adjacent land included.
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Hall
Hal
F. J. Cueney & Co
Toledo, Ohio
J. L. Perkins
Cascade
Montana
Report of the First National Bank Dillon MT March 22 1907
Audit summary shows assets 237 601 96 in loans and discounts 876 463 24 along with cash reserves 203 455 23 and specie 42 306 55. Liabilities include capital stock 67 306 55, surplus, undivided profits and deposits, with officers B F White president J H Gingrt secretary treasurer E D Wits.
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First National Bank
Dillon
Montana
U.S
U. S
Baby Boy Born at Louis Owens Home
Dr. M A Walker reports the birth of a baby boy at the home of Louis Owens a machinist for the New Departure Mining company The parents celebrate as baby No 7 and the first boy among the children offering a proud family note.
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M.A. Walker
Louis Owens
New Departure Mining Company
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Tripune
Thaw
Miles City
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Elizabeth J. Nesbit
Laura C. Galbraith
Carrie Mortimer
Stanford White
Evelyn Nesbit
Anaconda
Miners’ Union
Heaven
Sheridan Enterprise
Great Falls
Kansas
Red Lodge
Forsyth
Julia E. Iliff
I. B. F. White
B.F White
J. H. Gitngrt, Tennry Burrieno
E. D. Wits
J. B. Poinpzxtsr
Lence
A. C. Gruwell
Prop
Lilo
B. F. White
Albert Stamm
Jeweler
Bannack St. Dillon, Mont
Formalde
Hyde
Riley
Dillon, Mont
Wikcaid & Wocd
Setson and
Knox’s
Eliel Brothers
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