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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
5
Notices of church festivals fairs dancing parties and concerts with admission will be charged five cents per line Cards of Thanes and obituary poetry also charged five cents per line Address details for Tribune Publishing Co and editorial offices are provided Readers are asked to report missed deliveries and note the paper is published regularly with second class mail status.
The TrisuneE cites an unsigned letter from Honer postmark and questions responsibility while reprinting past anonymous criticisms. The piece mocks New York business sin and Standard Oil discourse, notes Amalgamated shutdowns affecting Beaverhead County hay and grain markets, praises the Short Line park, and comments on bicycle safety, Heinze, MacGinness, and a Butte industrial cartoon in the Anaconda Standard.
In Great Falls, T E Collins of the Society of Pioneers warned of padded election returns from Wilder's Landing and Woolley's ranch while praising early civic virtue. The Fort Benton River Press notes oil price hikes by Standard Oil and criticizes Dowie and Heinze as newspaper antagonists, with MacGinness accused of skeedaddling.
The Fulton Missouri Gazette recounts a long quirk of fate involving Dr. Young who sought the government medical history collection. Senator Cockrell first denied reprint availability but later arranged a complete set for distribution, delivered by registered mail to Dr. Young.
Philadelphia Press quotes Kronnick saying he never had such luck in his business. A conversational exchange follows with one speaker asserting it is bad luck and the other noting if it were good luck he would not call it luck at all.
A compact quote exchange contrasts motives behind changing smoking habits. The Boston Globe suggests a groom-to-be saves by giving cigars for marriage while Cleveland Plain Dealer hints the pipe may be a bid to aggravate neighbors.
Mrs Brownovich confirms her husband is gravely ill and too weak to act beyond making good resolutions amid the unfolding health crisis reported by the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids for care and maintenance of the sick and poor, burial of county poor, medical and surgical attendance, and rental of the poor farm for the year starting December 7 1903. Bids must be in separate envelopes and received by 9 am December 7 1903 in the County Clerk's office. Exo 8 Baxgn. Dillon Montana October 9 1903.
The Normal College board hosted a reception at Normal hall praised as a great success. Activities included Y W C A meetings, a Bozeman conference preview, Athena society postponement, a new dining room update, and meals statistics. Chris Day to perform Monday.
A Maine contact notes pudding as a dinner starter still practiced in parts of his state. The Adams family autobiography recalls an Indian pudding first course at a dinner with President Adams where children were told the more pudding they ate the more beef they would have. The piece links this to frugal New England origins and the Boston merchants raised on brown bread and milk, beans and pie, with little meat.
A brief listing highlights room size rugs including Brussels Wiltons Ingram art squares moquette rugs and Smyrna rugs. The passage outlines a variety of rug types without additional details or prices.
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