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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
5
The text lists ward based general alarms with pauses and taps for signaling. It includes first ward general alarm, pause, one tap. second ward general alarm, pause, taps. third ward general alarm, pause, fire out one tap. regular and special meetings, three taps and pauses. practice call four taps and pauses.
Miss Eliza Selway returned home from visits to Bozeman Butte and Anaconda. A LOST gold bead chain asks return to TRIBUNE Office. Maude Hill of Bedrock visited Dillon to see Eliza Selway. A F Graeter went to Butte for business from Sunday to Wednesday. Sheriff M D Gist and family are visiting relatives in McFall Missouri. There was a
Local residents and visitors frequent Dillon this week with reports from Redrock, Dell, Armstead and Bannack. Shoppers find groceries and hardware, while postal workers log a week of mail volume and revenue.
The Choral society holds its first meeting and rehearsal at Mr Reidelsberger's studio. Attendance is urged as the session will focus on Mendelssohn Hymn of Praise for the new college hall opening performance.
Expresses gratitude to friends and acquaintances for help during illness and death of husband and thanks for flowers contributed by Mrs. R. W. Bammer.
Nov 30 report details a sharp drop in cattle prices due to financial strain with outsiders limited to packers. Hogs slump then stabilize as receipts stay light. sheep also fall. Readers are urged to settle accounts of the late Robert W. Bam mer with Fred H. Kohl, or face legal action.
A fragment notes Blatz beer and Weiner and Munchener cheers at Charles Perrys saloon on Bannack Street with a reference to a 36-t mark. The readable text is sparse and fragmentary.
The notice states readiness to issue hunting licenses to Medicine Lodge and Horse Prairie residents and fishing licenses to non residents. Signed by T B Craver.
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