Tribune Publishing notice on payments and mail care
Notice outlines that all business letters, notices and advertisements go to Tribune Publishing Co and editorial correspondence to Editor Tribune. It states the paper is entered at Dillon post office as second class matter and disclaims employee debts unless signed by the manager. Subscribers are asked to report missed issues to ensure regular delivery.
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Tribune Publishing Co
Dillon Post Office
Trrpunt Pus. Co
Emoyes
Tribune
Opposition to land law repeal at irrigation congress
At the National Irrigation Congress in Ogden Utah strong opposition forms against repealing Desert Land and Homestead laws. Congressmen defend and denounce laws as land drains, warning vast arable lands could pass into private hands. Eastern support is urged to prevent absorption and preserve land for settlers.
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National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Utah
George H. Maxwell
National Irrigation Association
United States Congress
Wyoming
Idaho
Irrigation Congress
Mendell
California
Montana
Senator Gibson
Maxwell
Land Office
General Land Office
Morrison
Washington
Oregon
United States
Normal College News Highlights and Local Notes
Reports on the nearly finished new dormitory ready for occupancy next week. Prof Allen spoke on Bible literature with examples and songs. Miss Harrison enrolled at Normal. Junior observation begins. Saturday outing at Sheep Canyon with sixteen students and nature study plant samples collected. Mrs Squire described the Cistene Madonna painting in Dresden. Miss Mott led YWCA with “One Day in Seven.” Miss Hawker returns to enroll again. Rev Hooker spoke on The Hawaiian and conversion to Christianity. Miss Abercrombie returns home to Billings. News briefs on Askera a new women led sales role in England, eight or nine store requests per new product prompting stockups.
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Allen
General Assembly
Harrison
Sheep Canyon
Minnie Hawker
Missoula
Mr. Hooker
Maud Abercrombie
Billings
Sheriff halts open gambling in Dillon after months of lax enforcement
County officials pivot to enforce the law amid long running gambling. Montana’s first state fair is praised for attendance and solid exhibits. The sheriff and police chief report cooperation in crime cracking while cement sidewalks gain popularity in Dillon. The St Paul Road pioneered electric train lighting in 1888 and set standards in luxury.
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Dillon
Montana
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Candies On Hand At Bakery Amid Local Rush
Readable fragments show a bakery with candies on hand drawing local attention. The snippet mentions quantities and a storefront setting, suggesting a busy period for sweet treats and customer demand.
For Sale Fine Shropshire and Cottswold Bucks
A seller offers Shropshire and Cotswold bucks of various ages with full blood and graded stock. Described as premier for shearing quality. Available for viewing at a ranch near Twin Bridges. Contact 910 MAX LAUTERBACH.
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Twin Bridges
Max Lauterbach
Room Size Rugs in Brussels Wiltons Ingram Art Squares
The notice advertises room size rugs available in Brussels featuring Wiltons Ingram Art Squares Moquette Rugs and Smyrna Rugs.
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Brussels
Wiltons
Smyrna
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Wild Rose Poultry Ranch
Redrock
John Shober, JR
Peel Land& Livestock Agt
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Helena
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Nottingham
Battenburg
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