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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1903
Page
6
A Tribune visit to Dillon reveals the Normal School training class delivering earnest, well prepared instruction under supervision of regular teachers. Pupils notice disciplined, enthusiastic embryo teachers who command attention and maximize lesson outcomes. Some trainees show exceptional aptitude and promise significant teaching careers ahead.
The Dillon Barbers Union met in Sparrow's shop Monday night and agreed on opening at eight in the morning and closing at eight in the evening. Saturday closing is midnight. holidays open eight to noon. evenings before holidays extend to eleven.
County Attorney Robison traveled to Bannack on business connected with the Pollock murder case. He was driven by George Metlen in his automobile. They report making the fastest trip from Bannack to the top of the range in 55 minutes, with no trouble encountered.
Guy Knapp played a game to Dillon from Rochester Tuesday. The Watseca mine and mill closed Monday due to part of the mine flooding. Running short of coal limited steam to run both mill and pumps. The mill stayed active until water reached the pumps. Other pumps were installed and 35 feet of water were removed. officials expect a quick recovery in a few days.
A Armonk New York mother credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her daughter from a near fatal whooping cough and bronchitis after other remedies failed. Her niece, once with advanced Consumption, also recovered using this medicine. Trial bottles are free at City Drug Store with bottles priced 50c and 1.00.
Mrs. Alvie R Kaiser wife of Edward Kaiser died at the ranch home near Myersburg in the Shields river valley Tuesday morning of kidney disease. Aged 32 she leaves three children. Remains were brought to Livingston and sent to Toston Broadwater county for interment. She was highly regarded in the county.
The Rock Island System and Southern Pacific Company plan a new Daily Limited train to California opening November 1, 1902 via the Eloiso Short Line. The competition is open to the public with no fees. Instructions addressed to Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.
Dillon Mont October 9 1908 list shows letters remaining uncalled for at the post office. Names include Arehart Wm Carlson Arthur Cameron Jas W Clark Wm F Brown Ed E Burk Ralph Bruce A J Durand Frank File J D Gardner Mrs Mra J Ss Griggs Geo Grow Mas Head Jerome Hopkins Fred Kennedy P M Lachance Godfrey Lane J E Lincoln BF 3 Mellott Geo Preston Mrs J Peterson Angus Bhes JE Reed J F Boss L A Roe Frank Runkle Willie Salemlan Jno Samuelson Oscar Smith Y Stewart RD Stewart Lige Bpost Jno ee be. If uncalled within 30 days they go to dead letter office.
Jerome of New York County District Attorney drives vigorous prosecution and relentless pursuit of criminals, signaling a strong stand in the city’s legal battle against corruption and crime.
An old advertisement extols the Rio Grande Railroad as the World's Scenic Route with the Canon of the Grand praised by Oy Warman. It mentions cheap tickets, asks readers to request rates and folders, and lists agents G W Frizarraup of Butte and G W Wrirt of Nacogdoches, plus drugstore ads for Herbine and Kodak photo albums at Tripunez.
The text notes Danilo, crown prince of Montenegro, will give up his claim to the throne in favor of his younger brother Mirko. It also mentions Kaiser Wilhelm as a mechanic and his drawing plans for a five seated eight horsepower automobile, reflecting broad notes on leaders and invention.
Warns against mercury containing remedies for catarrh and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective. Also notes Hall's Family Pills, a Christian Science Reading Room hours, and Swift Neatafoot oil sold by Hughes and McCaleb with address.
Parties with specimens suitable for the Montana Mineral exhibit may bring them to the First National Bank in Dillon. They will be cared for and shipped to Butte for onward shipment with other Montana exhibits. Each sample must be clearly marked with mine name owner and ore character for identification. B F Warre Commissioner.
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