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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
2
Noted French sculptor M Bartholome, famed for the statue Aux Morts at Pere Lachaise, has been selected to create a replica to be placed near the Statue of Liberty.
The Reformer's staff outlines a tiered plan based on income. Public officers and readers with monthly earnings under 400 rupees pay a yearly rate. those earning above 1000 rupees but below 400? pay 12 rupees yearly. Students and those outside two classes pay nine rupees. The paper invites subscriber reaction.
A sullen prisoner pays fines totaling ten days or 85 and then curses the magistrate in the courtroom. He is chased by an officer, recaptured, and charged again with five dollars more before being released for using refined language.
A reflective piece contrasts sympathy with self interest, noting that true concern for others differs from personal gain. It urges readers that it is never too late to break a bad habit and adopt more compassionate behavior.
A reflective line about talent and tact contrasts with the silent lady on a silver dollar. The text notes how eloquence can be mute yet powerful and how practice, though essential, is often disliked by many.
Prof. C. N. Arnett resigns as head of Montana State College animal industry department to manage the American ranch at Wallis. Dick Morris, labeled undesirable, faces deportation after a burglary arrest. Montana set to name a new director for rural normal work. contracts for Helena artificial ice plant awarded. Malta jail contract set at 16 175. Dodson Pioneer hotel destroyed by fire. Great Falls bridge work continues. Butte federal office closes. Missoula gifts a 1791 government bond to the state historical library. Wheat shipments resume to Montana. a gunshot bullet prompts Butte officer W. C. Taylor to seek removal. Alfalfa seed demand rises. Walsh Montana bill to open Crow Reservation for settlement passes Senate. Butte to receive federal troop barracks. barber price increases in Helena. Ducks tagged in Ontario found in Montana. state officials report tagging.
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