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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1904
Page
5
The Dillon Tribune T ribune reminds readers of postage rates and that manuscripts should be directed to the editorial department. It disclaims employee debts unless signed by a manager and requests timely delivery notices from subscribers.
An open Tribune letter brought attention to dead animals and rubbish along the road to Mountain View cemetery. The cemetery association and county commissioners ordered removal and strict road law enforcement. Section 90 prohibits dumping garbage or dead animals on public highways or within 200 yards, with fines up to 25 dollars or county jail.
The article reports that commissioners order road supervisors to curb the practice of dumping garbage and dead animals along highways near town. Authorities aim to halt the issue with fines and possible imprisonment as determined by the court.
Arsenic nodule from the Washoe smelter area will be refined at a new refinery in Anaconda. The process collects arsenic from the flume and smokestack and prepares it for sale to markets.
The piece recounts Grover Cleveland’s reflections on U S bond issues under peace time and the gold reserve, detailing the 1878 act and the 1894 95 96 bonds and the Belmont Morgan gold sale. It notes his praise blame and confessing guilt toward bankers and officials involved in the era.
Hugo Miller an 11 year old from Madison county vanished while hunting horses with his father near Sheridan. Fifty men searched the area. six arrived from Dillon after scouring the countryside between Dillon and Sheridan. He rode a white horse with a cropped tail.
The Steadman Post G A R and allied groups announce a Sunday memorial at 7 30 pm in the M E church with music and sermon by Rev Dr Martin. Delegations meet at the courthouse 7 15 pm to march to the church. Monday events begin 1 30 pm at the Opera house with Dillon Brass band and Rev A A Luce, then cemetery service and grave decoration. Civic orders and school children invited.
Normal College figures Mr and Mrs Kennedy and daughter Pearl traveled from Butte to visit Hazel Kennedy. G L Paul and Leonard Eliel hosted guests. Sanger of Butte visited Hazel. Ed Fogarty of Chinook surprised Alice after state field contest in Missoula. Wyatt couple left for Tennessee via St Louis and Park. Henry Laurence Southwick, Emerson College dean, to lecture in Assembly Hall Monday evening.
School asks children to bring flags for an event and requests community members with flowers to donate. Donations should be brought to the hall for a forthcoming ceremony.
Burglars entered the rear and broke glass to rob three revolvers a nickel plated gun and two large caliber pistols from R F Tatterna ll's second hand shop last Monday night. One arrest was made but released for lack of evidence. time of the deed unknown and thief not caught.
At Pittsburg on May 20 David Parry of Indianapolis was re elected president of the National Association of Manufacturers. Marshall Cushing of New York was secretary and I H Stillman of New York treasurer. The group presented Parry with an ivory gavel and the national body thanked him with a silver service of thirty pieces.
Jeremiah Rear don, a Democratic politician, and John Strobel, former sergeant at arms of the house of delegates, are under arrest in a mystery street shooting near John Woods’s home. A police witness saw the pair flee the area after the shot but no motive is known.
Cleveland churches hosted the Baptist anniversaries with delegates and ministers delivering addresses. The annual missionary sermon for the Baptist Young People’s Union was given at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church by Rev. T. J. Villiers.
May 23 report says Raslan’s shereef left for Rasl an to meet Raisuli the bandit chief at Benaires. Mohammed El Tor, Tangier envoy of the Moroccan sultan, says the government will grant Raisuli’s demands if Ion Perdicaris and Cromwell Varley are handed over immediately. Soldiers have withdrawn from the district.
The national and international good roads convention in St. Louis re elected W. H. Moore as president R W Richardson and C H Huttig were re elected secretary and treasurer A B Mann of Jacksonville Fla was chosen as first vice president and national organizer of the association.
Constantinople May 23 It is said authorities plan to destroy all Armenian villages in Sassun district Asia Minor to prevent insurgent concentration in the mountains and force villagers to the plain for easier supervision.
J A Y Carson of Savannah Georgia completed a global journey during which he covered 31000 mules. His travels took him around the world and showcased his work with the animals.
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