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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1907
Page
4
The TriBuNE Publishing Co. will not be responsible for any debts contracted by employees except in cases where orders signed by the manager are given.
The column discusses protests against removing the motto In God We Trust from U S coins and cites President Roosevelt's letter explaining the move. It also notes the telegraphers strike ending after thirty nine days with wide losses for workers and employers. A Beaverhead county road dispute is revisited with a request for reader input signed letters only. A legal view suggests the antis gambling bill remains insufficient as current law targets operators, not gambling itself.
The article analyzes Attorney General Galen's opinion on poker and gambling. It argues the law effectively stopped gambling houses and operators, preventing conduct or facilitation of games. It praises Montana's gambling statute as the best the state has had and says it largely achieves its aims.
Governor Toole praises citizen prosperity in a Thanksgiving note while cities move to close saloons at midnight or on Sundays. Anaconda Judge Winston signals tougher divorce rulings to strengthen marriage vows and lift Montana’s moral standing.
Six women and one aged man have fallen prey to a wire tripper on Kentucky avenue. The incident raises urgency for a special officer in that section to catch the guilty person or persons, with fear that someone could be seriously injured or killed.
A Butte man plans a 2500 balloon as a Christmas present for his new bride. The tale evokes the city’s charm. Montana headlines note big forest hunter efforts, penitentiaries in Dillon, a Beaverhead victory, and winter coal concerns as Thanksgiving approaches.
A collage of Montana humorous lines and anecdotes from Beaverhead to Forsyth plus a tale from Great Falls Leader. Stories span court antics of Judge Melton, a Missouri harvesting misadventure, a Denton store exchange over visker broom, and a Kansas farmer's boastful hay stacks told by Sheriff Duke Gist.
Governor J K Toole issues Montana Thanksgiving proclamation citing Plymouth origins and tribal prosperity. He praises churches schools and citizens for progress, unity, and moral life, urging observance of November 28 as a day of thanksgiving.
The Montana governor designates Thursday November 28 as Thanksgiving Day for state observance. The proclamation requests rest from work and gatherings in churches or homes to give thanks and pray for guidance in the years ahead. Signed by Governor Joseph K. Toots and Secretary AN. Yoprr.
Local Y. W. C. A employment bureau invites employers seeking girls for evening hours to notify Miss Marcile, committee chairperson, by phone 24K.
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