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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
4
Subscription rates in advance two dollars one dollar and fifty cents. All business letters and notices for publication and ad orders should be addressed to Tribune Publishing Co. Letters for news correspondence and editorial manuscripts should be sent to the Editor Tribune. Entered at the Dillon post office as second class matter.
The Bozeman Chronicle and Livingston Enterprise clash over which Montana town is “the beautiful.” Each cites streets, parades, and civic pride while Dillon boasts its own charm with cement sidewalks, sweet peas, and summers.
Judge Bourquin's Montana divorce ruling declares a second marriage within two years of a Montana divorce a felony and children born from such unions illegitimate. The decision cites section 146 of the civil code and may reach the state supreme court, stirring strong opinions about remarriage after divorce. The column also notes the school season shift and the Montana State Normal College opening with solid enrollment in Dillon.
List of students by town and state for the upcoming fall term followed by Y M C A social events. Names include Whitehall Mildred Negley Sylvia Black Gladys Franks Sheridan Hazel Duncan Harriet Ellinghouse Nellie Taylor Neihart Maud Bronson Myrtle Neihart Hannah Bro Anna Hagen Potomac Gertrude Slocum Metta Slocum Miles City Bessie Tower Emma Fritz Joliet Ethel Folsom Tressie Cooper Storrs Maud Griffin Rosemary Hamilton Bannack Orpha Oneal Gladys Paddock Columbia Falls Emma Thornton Florence Olson Canyon Creek Anna Mc Wethy Fern McWethy Havre E Allan Jeffers Alice Kilner Basin Thomas Clapp Waterloo Hazel Carney Ekalaka Josie Barrere Galata Lily Fraser Canton Louisa McCarthy Elliston Ada Hurd Gibbonsville Jessie Gautier Jackson Helen Pendergast Virginia City Mrs Griffin Boxelder Eva Stocker Forsyth Fern Clark Stevensville May Davenport Wisdom Edith Noyes Billings Rosamond Wesch Alder Ethel Dauterman Norris Lucy Barter Spokane Joseph Carroll Nye Leontine Lurco Cascade Ida Stonecliffe Glayring Carrie Heltzel Lima Cora Truax Kalispell Clara Goodrich Silver Star Ella Dunn Silver Bow Mabel Malee Barker Josephine Lily Clancy Annie Johnson Afternoon Y M C A punch and wafers served in gym. Dormitory talks on religious benefits and dorm regulations given by Dr Swain and Miss Carson.
The text lists hunting limits by species and marks certain animals as unlawful to kill at any time. Prohibited species include moose bison caribou buffalo quail meadowlark bluebird thrush oriole woodpecker mockingbird goldfinch snow bird cedar bird stork and additional unspecified species.
Professor M. L. Freng, longtime instructor at Bozeman Agricultural College, has resigned his position after three years of service. The move ends his tenure on the college faculty.
A Montana college offers a Foreman position paying 1400 dollars yearly to promote agricultural study. Prof Freng notes high demand for skilled agriculturists in stock company ranches and government supported experiment stations. The Dillon area benefits from street and road improvements to ease travel for locals and visitors.
The note states that messages cannot be sent on tick while the telegraphers strike continues. It highlights how the stoppage disrupts routine communications and delays dispatches. The implication is ongoing industrial action affecting postal and telegraph services.
The article states that no game or part thereof can be sold or offered for sale. It requires all shipments of game or fish outside the state to be covered by a shipping permit issued by the state game warden.
A Tuesday evening linen shower for Miss May Hanson at Miss Cleo Harrison’s home featured many gifts described as beautiful and useful. Attendees enjoyed a very pleasant gathering with friends and well wishes for the honoree.
In a verdict on the train fatality the deceased is ruled to have died from being struck by a passenger train and the accident attributed to the deceased's carelessness. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery on Wednesday afternoon.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. pledges a $100 reward for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The Toledo firm promises internal treatment that targets blood and mucous surfaces. Notarized oath dated December 6, 1886, notes sale by druggists for 75 cents.
F. E. Craver of Bedrock Montana advertises stock cattle 25 to 80 head including 2 and 3 year old steers for sale this summer or fall. Also 25 or 30 prime veal calves available after June 1.
The Dillon Public Library will offer book distribution from 7 to 9 30 on Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Friday 4 to 6 and Saturday 3 to 6 provide reader access. Tuesday and Friday evenings are also open to readers.
St Marys Academy in Deer Lodge Montana run by Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth offers boarding and day schooling with music and art instruction. The building features modern facilities and easy railroad access. inquiries may be sent to the Academy or by letter to 32-81.
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