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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
5
General alarm signals and town notices appear alongside social events and business updates. Residents from Polaris to Twin Bridges stop in for coffee, millinery, and fruits while religious services, weddings, and club gatherings are announced. Local commerce and travel notes mix with farm reports and county appearances.
A defense cites a North Dakota case on state bonds, arguing differing enabling act language and bond conditions mean the Dakota ruling does not apply to Montana. The dispute threatens $20,000 already spent on a new building, with potential irreparable loss if halted. Interest due November could be treated as a state default despite bond language claiming no state liability.
New York Nationals dom inopener of the World Series defeating Philadelphia Americans 3 to 0. Christy Matthewson pitched masterfully allowing four hits while Plank was stingy for Philadelphia. Montee Cross and Lave Cross sparked sharp fielding for the Phillies with no errors, but New York base running and pitching carried the win.
The Royal Neighbors announce a Halloween ball at Dart's Hall with admission priced at 1.00 dollars and ladies without partners charged 25 cents.
Everyone is invited to attend the musicale to be given by the St James Guild at the home of Mrs W A Jones on Thursday afternoon Oct 19 at three oclock Admission including refreshments 25 cents
We express sincere gratitude to the many friends who assisted us and showed sympathy in our bereavement. Sincerely, W. M. Oliver and Family.
A promotional note warns hats breed germs that cause hair loss and dandruff. It advocates Newbro's Herpicide as the remedy and claims germ-killing effectiveness for scalp health. Samples offered by mail from The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich.
Dr Bagley is away on institute work. Miss Mott's mother and sister plan to spend the winter in Dillon. Ruby Simpson returned this week to warm local friendships. Miss Kyle helped organize YWCA activities and spoke to the assembly. Hazel Sanger is back with her father returning to Butte. A Sheep Canyon picnic drew a jolly crowd with a feast, outings, and a lingering storm that caused no harm.
Dillon Tribune notes souvenir post cards and burnt leather Dillon and Beaverhead County cards featuring Russell's cowboy artist designs, along with comics and store listings for the Dillon Tribune.
The Gray hotel at Sawmill Point will hold a formal opening ball Friday night October 2. The event invites all and promises a grand good time for attendees.
The State Bank of Dillon appears at 144th among 342 banks listed in the 1905 roll of honor published by the New York Financier. It notes the bank has surplus and profits above its capital and ranks second among Montana state banks.
J. W. Lusher relocated from his Washington Street home between Bannack and Center to the newly completed Burfield residence on Washington between Reeder and Morse. The move occurred Monday as the new dwelling was just finished.
General Frank Baldwin of Oklahoma City led a battery of field artillery two cavalry troops and an infantry battalion to a sham battle against Colonel William Howe's force at Fort Sill Lawton Oklahoma. Baldwin attacked from the east unseen by Howe and demonstrated rapid maneuver and the ability to threaten the railroad and telegraph lines.
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