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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
6
The tariff board reports it reduced tariffs significantly early on, saving state residents and industries about 250000 dollars annually. Speaker Morley outlined the initial heavy workload with 40000 tariffs to review and the careful balance between fairness to railroads and public benefit. Miss Kate Paxton sang, Grace Graeter accompanied, and Congressman Charles N Pray closed the session amid applause.
A fragment recounts Irish tourists racing to catch a Dublin train with a mix up over tickets and seats. It ends with a local gentleman producing three first class tickets to save the trio from trouble. A closing remark discusses conscience as divine imperative guiding right action.
The loss of the college would remove a major educational influence in Dillon and impact local finances. The institution spends about $120,000 annually in Beaverhead County, including $45,000 from the treasury and additional out-of-town student expenses, with both political parties endorsing the measure.
A mischievous boy stole his grandfather's spectacles and removed the glasses. The old man, unable to see, cried in alarm that he had lost his sight. He then tried to wipe the glasses, but finding no glasses on his face, he exclaimed that he had lost his feeling as well.
Dialogue from a Puck sketch notes that detectives from across the country visit during old home weeks to select their targets, portraying a wary view of a violent or dangerous town and its welcome to outsiders.
A humorous remark links a landlord’s boast that a house is a stone’s throw from the depot to ancient Rome. The speaker notes the home’s proximity and suggests the landlord has known it since Caesar’s era, implying an exaggerated measure of distance.
A quoted exchange notes Briggins as a vociferous person and Miss Cayenne replying that the man rests his nerves by talking loudly so he cannot hear his own thoughts. The remark is attributed to Washington Bitar in a literature or satirical context.
William Klein, a prominent Dillon business man and longtime resident, died this morning at his South Atlantic Street home after a lengthy illness. He had previously run a mercantile business in Rochester and later established the Wm. Klein Cash Store in Dillon with his son, also owning a ranch south of town. He leaves a wife and three children amid funeral arrangements pending.
For sale item listing includes Cotswold yearling grade rams from Garne Shore and Harding sires. Also pure bred turkeys M B Turkeys M P drakes Poland China pigs and Collie dogs. Address F E Armstrong Armstead Mont 42 8 0 W.
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court orders William H Hunt estate administrator John E Reid to show cause why the court should not grant sale of all real and personal property to pay debts and costs. A public notice requires appearance on December 3, 1910 at 10 am and publication in The Dillon Tribune for four weeks.
The Salvation Army schedules daily gatherings with nightly eight o'clock meetings and a Sunday morning session at 7 30. A jail meeting is planned for Sunday afternoon and Sunday school at three in the Salvation rally. Capt Geo Clark and Lieut Frank are mentioned.
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