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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
4
Notice provides filing addresses for the Tribune Publishing Co and editorial correspondence. It warns employees not to incur debts without manager signed orders and reminds subscribers to report missed deliveries. The text reflects old postal classifications and publication procedures.
The Beav erhead county discussion compares the Bedrock lakes reservoir in Beaverhead with the Salt River project in Arizona. It argues Bedrock would irrigate 220000 acres at an estimated $125000 cost, far cheaper per acre than Salt River, while boosting downstream water flow and benefiting beach lands.
In Long Island Sound President Roosevelt's submarine voyage draws praise from the navy and opposition from the Butte Miner. The president's intimate look at the new craft is seen as a duty and a safeguard for national interests, while critics worry over risks and preparations.
County tax data indicate 218 residents paid 100 or more in taxes this year, up from 187 last year, with one payer above 2000. The note links higher tax payments to local prosperity while also recording Japan Russia peace terms and a playful spring remark about Alice and confetti.
Charles E Bloom, sought by Lemhi county Idaho officials for the July 1 murder of John Strom near Junction, was captured in Bozeman last week by the local sheriff. He was returned to Lemhi county Saturday. Strom was last seen with Bloom and his money vanished. Bloom denies the charges and claims he can account for his time after leaving Junction on July 11.
A three year old boy named Adrain Henningson wandered into tall grain while his father Ros Henningson operated a binder. The machine ran over him, lacerating both hands. Surgeons amputated parts of multiple fingers at eleven o clock Tuesday morning.
School District 16 will open September 18 with pupils returning to last year’s rooms. eighth grade to be housed temporarily at Normal College. State Board of Health requires vaccination certificates or a health officer exclusion note. last year’s certificates on file for returning pupils. opening day for others to present certificates. Signed by T M Serway, chairman, with principals Bacrey.
Notice from Dillon merchants stating shops will close at six on Saturdays starting Monday September 4 1905. List includes Montana Mercantile Co Graeter Co Olmstead & Logan Dart Harware Co Ditton Implement Co Phillips L P Phillips and Joan W Morton. Phillips will keep the soda fountain open until season end.
Report of the Condition of The First National Bank at Dillon Montana as of August 25 1905 shows assets total 1 157 983 75 with loans discounts deposits and other items and liabilities including capital stock profits and reserves. President B F White attests to the truth of the statement.
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It offers $100 for an incurable case by Hall's Catarrh Cure, urging readers to send for circulars from Fr Cuensey & Co of Toledo, with Druggists selling Hall's Family Pills at 75 cents.
In town students enrolled in Normal and those entering Normal college are asked to assemble at the President's office Monday morning at 9 to be assigned to classes and avoid crowds on Tuesday.
We express heartfelt thanks to many friends for sympathy and deeds shown during the death and burial of our beloved son. Your kindness will not be forgotten by us.
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