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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
3
The Tribune Printing Co. disclaims responsibility for debts of employees unless orders signed by the manager are provided. Subscribers are urged to report missed or late deliveries to the office. The paper states it is published regularly and subscribers should receive it consistently.
The Beaverhead county election produced a clean Republican sweep the paper calls the strongest showing in history. It credits the ticket with voter confidence and notes personal support for Eliel Murray Ryburn and Gist, while acknowledging Democratic effort but confirming Republican strength and prosperity.
A Beaverhead county editorial reflects on the just finished campaign, urges unity and action to boost growth, arid lands and the county hospital fund, cites Carter and Norris, praises the Beaverhead fair, notes Republican results in Montana, and calls for plans to DO SOMETHING and renewed civic effort.
Phillip Lyons died yesterday on his ranch near Monida. He was 49, a native of Ireland, and had lived in Montana about 24 years. Remains will be moved to Dillon for funeral services and burial at Mountain View Cemetery. He is survived by a wife and other relatives.
A Dillon bandit known as the most desperate inmate of Beaverhead County Jail pleaded guilty and was sentenced to twenty years. The bank robbery attempt at the State Bank involved a gun drawn at clerk A J Breda, a failed hold up, and the bandit’s horse slipping as he fled. Authorities note past killings in Wyoming and possible connections to other crimes, though unproven.
Nov. 9 dispatches from Jefferson, Big Timber, Sanders, Billings, Ravalli, Valley, Deer Lodge and Forsyth report Republicans winning county offices and state seats. Democratic picks include a state senator in some districts. overall GOP gains dominate county tickets and several legislative races despite scattered Democratic wins.
A district judge in Ohio rules that it is not illegal for a woman to search her husband’s pockets. The decision notes that a contrary ruling would have made little difference. The remark appears in a regional newspaper as part of a collection of satirical quotes from various sources.
A Chicago Cartwright Concert Company will perform at the Methodist church in Dillon on the evening of November 29. The group, touring the west, will play after shows in Butte and before a Salt Lake City engagement, making Dillon a rare one night stop. Local organizers express great pleasure and compare the act to the Schuberts.
Readable fragments describe alleged damage to windows from youths. The note mentions authorities will take charge and handle the matter, with unspecified consequences if the damage is not corrected.
Mrs. Robert Boone and Mrs. Edward Smith hosted a large gathering at Mrs. Smith’s corner Morse and Pacific streets last Saturday afternoon. Guests enjoyed needlework and a game of Flinch followed by refreshments. numerous local women and men are listed among attendees.
A pair of tayo parties occurred at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Swain on Thursday and Friday evenings last week. Four guests attended each night and all enjoyed themselves. Hosts included Dr and Mrs Swain and Mrs Laura Mr Kress.
An advertisement from FP J Coenry & Co of Toledo Ohio claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure deafness caused by inflammation of catarrh in the Eustachian tube. It promises a hundred dollar reward for any case not cured and urges Druggists to sell at 75 cents with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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