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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1905
Page
5
The document lists ward general alarms with corresponding taps: First ward one tap, second ward two taps, third ward three taps. Fire out one tap. Meetings and practice calls use three taps for regular and special meetings and four taps for practice calls.
Fine millinery goods at Mrs. Hart's and pretty dinner or place cards at Tri BUNE Store entice shoppers. Fresh chips at Graeter Grocery Co and a $2 camera at Tribune Store highlight a busy holiday scene. Mr. G Massingill of Lima registered at the Metlen hotel Monday. Mrs. E B Roe of Bedrock visits Mrs. Roe. Mr and Mrs G B Conway spent several days in Butte earlier in the week.
Dillon segments report millinery ads at Gracter Grocery and TRIBUNE STORE. Residents visit from Salmon City Idaho and Horse Prairie while local clubs host gatherings at Mrs. Robt Boone’s Idaho street home. A. L. Anderson livery worker injured, Miss Millie Pearson shoots a deer, and Ed Yeaman plans to relocate. church services Thanksgiving, schoolhouse work, and upcoming lecture by Miss Mary G Kellett noted.
References Orton Bros Butte and Sherman Music House Butte. Leave orders at City Drug Store Harry Hunter.
Prof L R Foote spoke on Boston to the American History class while English 4-1 prepare a debate on Lady Macbeth guilt. Jay Baker and Argyll Rumbaugh enroll in English and science. Book reports include Trinity Bells The Leopard's Spots and The Crisis. Helen Rife nears return from jaundice as miss Cleo Harrison visits.
Miss Luffey returned home Monday while Dr. Bagley departed Saturday for further institute work. Edith Dawes Laura Dawes May Greasbach and Ruth Ward enrollments mark a busy week. Miss Carson spoke to the assembly Tuesday and Thursday.
Tax receipts to noon total 65 101 78 dollars with year to date 116 205 86 and 51 104 08 balance due. Receipts issued for 720 of 1 440 taxpayers. Oregon Short Line railroad pays 20 726 83 included in funds: Sued pelts 8 297 65 Stock bounty 2 523 21 Sheep uses and inden 36 05 Stock im s and detec 632 24 Fish and some bydeghtes dee 3 09 County Interest and sinking 1 666 88 Road inc 4 599 88 General school poor a Therepes BOSSES TS Roadias 2000 cu OS8A 00 County Fedivh school 4 994 11 Int and koe Ca FLL school 829 29 Special tex on districts 6 949 35 Total no 63 101 78
Multiple parcel transfers including 320 acres on Grimes creek and 131 acres around Argenta with values listed. Idaho and Montana homestead, water right, and mineral claims noted with assorted grantor and grantee names. Entries cover Dillon, Madison and Big Hole basins, Medicine Lodge placer claims, and various lode claims with prices and rights specified.
At the annual congregational meeting John Shively was reelected elder for three years. Prof C J Renner G R Featherly W Call David Smith and R F Tattersall were elected trustees. Society reports were encouraging with progress and growing church involvement.
Unhappiness dispelled as reports claim Newbro's Herpicide destroys scalp microbes causing hair loss. The Detroit company markets a new antiseptic and germicide said to restore tresses. Send 10 cents for a sample to The Herpicide Co.
A misprint in last week's Tripune reported an increase from five thousand to three hundred ten thousand dollars. The corrected figures show a raise from six thousand to ten thousand dollars.
Morning sermon at the Baptist church will discuss the Supreme Reason for Thankfulness. At 7:30 p m the Grand Praise service features an organ and violin recital from 7:15 to 7:30 by Prof Allen and Prof Robbins. The program includes hymns, scripture reading, anthems, a violin solo by Prof Robbins, baritone solo, soprano solo by Mrs. E. S. Luce, and a closing hymn.
A list of uncalled letters at Dillon Montana post office as of November 17 1905 will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within 30 days. Names include Adams R R Bergman Otto Brown H D Carlisle Laura Clifford Gatewood Chas R Grady Pat Grant Alta Metherington W Jackson Blanche Kemp Oscar Moore Earl Pascha Ernest Provoeha Luke Quinn Dan Schmidt O D Watson Valdemas Pederson Ferdenan Zurek Wm. Grace Lamont postmistress.
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