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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
12
An advertisement promotes a women’s White House Shoe described as comfortable durable and beautiful. It credits Kaiser and McCann and notes Hughes and McCaleb have just received a spring wallpaper line including ingrains embossed backs and varnished tiles for inspection.
Dillon bars sell Dillon beer as local shops advertise wallpaper meat delivery and barbering while cattle shipments from Mexico pass through town. Local residents buy yearlings at 17 to 25 dollars a head and the grand jury meets amid playful critique of per diem pay.
At Dart Hall on Friday evening May 29 1903 the dance proceeds will cover flowers flags and related Decoration Day expenses. Good music and order assure a good time for a worthy cause.
Sheriff Gist escorted Ozocar Aikins to Deer Lodge for a one year penitentiary term on forgery. The next day the story of prison guard recognition surfaced but proved false. Atkins had met a Deer Lodge guard through a relative and this was likely his first offense. Judge Parker gave a minimal sentence.
Description of dandruff caused by a microbe attacking the scalp and hair roots. Claims a modern remedy destroys dandruff microbes with Newbro's Herpicide, available from druggists and leading stores. Sample offer includes 106 in stamps to The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich.
Rev H F Cope will deliver the sermon for the graduating class at the Baptist church on May Slat. Junior class entertainment is set for June 4 at 8 30 p m in the Dillon Theatre. Commencement exercises occur June 5 at the High School building with R G Young delivering the address. Three graduates expected Georgia Featherly Charles Patrick and Cora Taylor. Blanche Morse and Nancy Featherly passed teachers exams. Theta was entertained by Grace Gray. Florence Carter left school last week. Grand jury with Barnett foreman and County Attorney Robison visited the school Thursday.
The physiography class finished work with final exams last Friday for students below 90. The English class studies Tales of White Hills by Hawthorne. A monthly Roman history test was given Thursday and may affect exemption from exams. Mrs Jowell invites inquiries about her new quarters.
The University of Montana biology station at Flathead lake near Big Fork offers courses in botany zoology entomology nature study and photography with five weeks of laboratory work from July 13 to August 15 no fees. Morton J. Elrod director Missoula Montana invites teachers citizens and college students to inquire.
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