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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1903
Page
5
The Tribune Press Company disclaims debts unless orders signed by the manager exist. Subscribers missing issues should notify the office, and the paper asserts it is published regularly and should be received regularly.
A compilation of editorials and brief notes from Forsyth Times Belt Valley Times and Virginia City Times reflecting on Montana politics the call for an extra session of the legislature to address fair trials and mine shutdowns and the broad impact of Amalgamated shutdowns on the state economy with mention of Governor Toole and W. A. Clark.
College reports welcome new singing books for the general assembly and junior class. Clem Crowley left for Butte likely for a while. Miss Stone moved into the dormitory. Mrs. Owsley surprised the YWCA with an organ for their new room. Halloween at normal hall featured varied costumes and a lively Elias Day show.
The Kaiser Wilhelm II, latest ocean liner, impresses with almost vibration free ride and luxurious interiors. Passengers note blue green decor, open air cafes, light well from saloon to upper decks, Emperor William suit with bath, and the women’s cafe on the hurricane deck offering beverages and social seating.
The 1903 Dillon ordinance imposes fines from twenty five to three hundred dollars for carrying on or conducting listed gambling games including monte rouge banked poker and nickel in the slot, with penalties and witness provisions, police power to break into premises, and age restrictions for saloons. It repeals conflicting ordinances and was passed November 4 1903 with mayor B F Warr and city clerk Edwin Nogars.
A Burges Johnson poem in Harper's Magazine May issue depicts a traveler in uncharted lands selling clocks guns knives and hardware to stranded explorers. It links Yankee craft to Pilgrim restraint and mission spirit guiding enterprise abroad with rustic commerce and hardy improvisation.
I Edwin Norris city clerk certify the foregoing is a true copy of ordinance No 145 passed by the council and approved by the mayor Dated November 5 1903 Edwin Norris City Clerk.
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids for care of the sick poor and inmates of the county jail including feeding clothing lodging medicines and medical and surgical services for the year starting December 7 1903. Bids for renting the poor farm and for burial of the county poor are also sought with separate envelopes due by 9 am December 7 1903 at the county clerk office Dillon Montana.
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