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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
5
A transcription of fire department alert signals and a list of regular and special meetings. Includes general alarms for wards one to three with pauses and taps, followed by a practice call sequence and totals of meetings.
Millinery and sale notices at Mrs Hart's appear with prices and items. D Evans from Melrose and Horace McIntyre from Horse Prairie visit Dillon for court. Several residents travel for legal matters, ranch stays, and local business. Regular Baptist services set for Sunday November 12 with morning and evening themes.
Local ads show Graeter Grocery Co offerings and millinery prices at R and R Millinery Parlors. Mrs Emerson Hill visits Dillon while St Rose Guild plans a Thursday meeting. Visitors John Armstrong and George Woodworth arrive. residents Samuel Williamson and Dwight Conger plan winter stays and a Plains move.
A plea from W. G. Eggleston of Helena Montana seeking reliable schoolboys to sell State newspaper subscriptions. Boys will earn 25 cents per dollar, keep 25 cents of each dollar, and forward the rest weekly with subscriber names and addresses. Send sample copies and use registered letters or money orders as receipts.
The Baptist Aid society was entertained yesterday by Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. York at Mrs. Hanson’s home just out of town. A hay rack carried guests and eight carriages traveled to the ranch, with a jolly time noted both ways. The M E church ladies hosted a reception for Normal college students at the church lecture room last Friday evening, featuring music and amusements followed by refreshments around 11.
Mrs Lovell hosted a six o clock dinner for Mrs E D Pierce at the Graeter home with A F Graeter W V Kingbury A L Graeter E S Luce and others present. A fifth birthday party for Master Frank Paul brought jovial games and refreshments. Ward Swain hosted Normal friends for a late night gathering.
The vocal students of Mrs. E. S. Luce formed a vocal society in the Normal College assembly hall. Officers elected were President Lena Lovell, Vice-President Mrs. Robt. Boone, Secretary and Treasurer Verena Lindfors, Musical Director Mrs. E. S. Luce. The program included solos by Garnett Innes and Lynes Robt. Boone, a lecture on Primitive Music by Mrs. Luce, and numbers by Eccleston, Lohr, Jeffers, Lindfors, Durnford, Richey, Reed Burton, Stanley.
The Dillon Light and Power Co has not entered into any agreement to raise lighting prices and will continue to conduct its business independently, regardless of opposition actions. The note indicates continued operation without conformity to alleged price-raising plans.
Cheesemakers in a celebrated New York county created giant cream cheese wheels as apex specimens. A 500 pound prize winner, cut for distribution to buyers, is to be shared in a single day before Thanksgiving, via Montana Mercantile Company.
Chief Bert Williams has received three inquiries about missing people including Ethel Booth from Denver and Jack Fox from Sand Point with details on appearance and last known locations. Others seek George Thomas Warren and Sophie Warren, with concerns tied to 1901 1902 events. readers with information urged to contact the police.
The team leaves this afternoon with chaperones Prof. Myers and Miss Hawley. Players are captain Clara Adams, Ruth Alleston, Mary Bennett, Esther Willard, Anna Carter and Josephine Erwin. Substitutes are Alice Finsley and Orpha Lenkensdorfer. Referee Wilbur Gilbert accompanies the group.
An advertisement touts Herpicide as effective against dandruff and scalp irritation, claiming it cleanses the scalp, refreshes hair, and helps prevent thinning and baldness. It emphasizes restoration of a healthy appearance and attributes hair aristocratic shine to the product sold by leading druggists with a sample offer.
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