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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
4
Tribune Delivery Notice Urges Timely Papers
TriBUNE subscribers who do not receive their papers regularly and on time will please notify this office. The paper is published regularly and the subscribers should receive it regularly.
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Tribune
Bannack Reawakens with Reported Midnight Dredge Plot
The Bannack community recalls its rough frontier past as reports claim locals acted to stop a midnight plan tied to a dredge project. Citizens accuse outsiders of pressuring Bannack to yield ground for dredging and speculate a motive of quick profit over town interests.
Curious mining boom stirs Dillon opinions on Beaverhead stock
Local observers note rising mining activity in Beaverhead county with large development wagers and widespread stock sales to small buyers. While prices for Beaverhead silver and other properties have jumped, many holders cannot sell at current bids and promoters show a hopeful but opaque outlook amid marketing hype.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
South Butte
Midnight mining claims provoke Montana resentment
The piece denounces midnight claim jumping as unlawful in spirit, even if legal, urging respect for mineral ground development and caution toward parties who operate under darkness rather than daylight, while urging readers to empathize with Bannock residents before judging.
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Bannack
Montana
Northwest
Rockies
Henry Plummer
Great Beyond
Noose
Bannackites
Right Kind of Aid Between Nations Shows True Spirit
The United States sent 200000 dollars to Japan for relief of starving Japanese and Tokyo leaders sent 400000 dollars to San Francisco sufferers. The display of friendly spirit and sympathy between nations matters more than the sums, warming hearts beyond the day of need.
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United States
Japan
Tokio
San Francisco
Uncle Sam
Wishing Prosperity Across Madison County
The Pony Sentinel recalls a prior note praising Sheridan Enterprise's improved issue and welcoming Mr. Dewar to Madison County news. It jokes about a career prosperous and eternal in Madison County and warns the newcomer to beware what he has backed, contrasting Beaverhead County.
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The
Pony Sentinel
the Sentinel
Sheridan Enterprise
Sentinel
Dewar
Madison County
Erewith
Old Madison County
Beaverhead County
Pay for All and Progressive Politics Across the Nation
A Bunceton Eagle tale shows a farmer writing I pay for all reflecting broad civic duty. The piece contrasts Roosevelt, Bryan era debates, and party directions with Ferguson County Argus praising Republicans for progress. It calls for oil field development, electric rail, and Arbor Day tree care in Dillon.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
Party of the People
August Belmont
New York
Wall Street
Alton B. Parker
West Virginia
Republican Party
Party of Progress
Fergus County Argus
Demand for Better School Reports urges reform in New York
A quoted essay argues that delaying adoption of proper records hides weakness and strength alike. It stresses that transparent, accurate accounting by teachers and directors will reveal social needs, strengthen child-saving agencies, and boost civic and moral school support.
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New York
Philadelphia
William H.allen
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Contest of Homestead Entry No. 13803 in Montana
Royal S. Dingley files contest against James Marron’s 1902 entry for sections 24 in T8S R9W with claims of abandonment and non cultivation. Hearing set for June 18 1906 at Helena. Publication ordered after due diligence shows personal service unavailable. Groves O. Freeman, Receiver.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Royal S. Dingley
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
A. S. ‘Johnson
U. S
Dillon
Groves O. Freeman
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Mont
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Prodigal
Helen T
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Ww. Co. Orr
Leninger
Riley
Dillon, Mont
Tiffany
Albert Ot Amm Jeweler
Sadie E. Miller
the Royal Worcester
Royal Worcester
Eliel Brothers
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