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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1903
Page
5
Advance notices list church festivals fairs dancing parties concerts sociables and suppers with admission or profit from sales of fancy articles priced at five cents per line. Obituary poetry and cards of thanks also cost five cents per line. The Tribune Publishing Co. handles notices and orders. errors in delivery to be reported to the office.
Bishop Turner of the African Methodist church told a mass meeting in Atlanta that the nation must open a highway to Africa for the discontented black man or the Negro question will founder the government. He urged separation of the races as the only solution.
Samuel Word a renowned Montana figure died at his Helena home last Thursday night. Native of Kentucky born January 19 1837 he practiced law taught school and served as prosecuting attorney for the Montana district. He held many public posts including speaker in 1879 and was a director of the Society of Pioneers. He left a widow and four children. Word spent years in Alaska after joining the Klondike rush.
Normal College students heard Miss Mott tell a tale about Olaf Tryggvesen in general exercises last Friday. Dr. Bagley discussed traits of a good student but ran out of time. The YWCA held a Sunday financial rally led by Miss Effie Wight. Prof. Pasmore spoke on the music of the Negro and debunked minstrel-era myths. An Indiana Silo Advocate report described hoop-building for silos and praised green oak hoops and Georgia pine for strength and silage success.
An advertising note indicates Dillon Bakery stocks Lowney assorted box candies as a ready line for customers.
Those who try it stick to silage and many farmers praise storage tanks for year round green feed. Cattle eat silage greedily, thrive on it, and it reduces wasted coarse stalks by softening them. Mexican June corn harvested at grazing stage yields top silage quality.
A ranch near Twin Bridges offers Shropshire and Cotswold bucks in various ages and grades. Second to none for shearing quality, viewable anytime at the ranch. Contact Max Lauterbach at telephone 9 10.
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