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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
5
The notice lists ward by ward general alarms with pauses and taps for signaling, including Fire out signals and a schedule of taps for regular and special meetings and practice calls. It outlines first, second, and third ward signals and counts for drills and operations.
Notice prohibits hunting on premises for the season signed by Armstead. Dr. Craig Snyder, A S Army Surgeon and son of Wilbur Snyder, a Dillon pioneer, visited friends last week. He returns from four years in the Philippines and is now stationed at Fort Harrison near Helena.
Ute T E Smith returns to Salt Lake City Monday night. Pillsbury Best Flour available at Jo an W Morton Co. Dell resident John V Seybold in town last Saturday. Hart lodging house offers rooms for rent daily weekly or monthly. Maud Campeau spent Sunday and Monday with friends in Butte. Graeter Grocery advertises economy jars jelly glasses and rubbers. Dr W Dawes away on trip to Helena and Lewistown. Local notices include sales and rentals.
Jehulam N S Wood offers baggage express and light freight service to the depot and city. Special focus on dormitory and Normal college shipments. Baggage left at the Tribune Store receives prompt attention. Phone 66.
Ditton Implement Company announces new stock of corrugated iron. It is advertised as cheaper than shingles easier to install and longer lasting. Prices are available on request after unloading a car of material.
Dillon Montana list of individuals including Allanjo James Beaverhead Cattle Co Boone Ralph Carrigan Mrs John Davenport C P Dunham J C Fenik William Guffey E E Helfert Albert Harvey J W Olsen Jens Brose Pasley Charlie Pacheco Juan Proctor Tom Randolph Fred Miller Will McIntosh A L Grace Lamont Postmistress.
The office will issue Hunting Licenses to Medicine Lodge and Horse Prairie residents and Fishing Licenses to non residents. T. B Craven.
A humorous exchange from Youth's Companion notes a brass band leader who regrets losing his singing voice after taking up an instrument. A neighbor questions whether horn playing spoils the voice, and the leader attributes it to possible strain on the vocal cords from the mouthpiece.
The article clarifies the three rifleman levels from Sharpshooter to Expert Marksman. It outlines required scores at various distances 200 300 500 600 and 1000 yards, totaling 150 200 50 point subtests, culminating in 225 and 40 35 at long range. It notes the difficult bullseye at 1000 yards and echoes the Scranton Republican.
Property listing on South Railroad Ave offering a house and three lots with lawn and shade trees in first-class condition. Enquiries directed to this office or P O Box 477 Dillon Montana. Listing date noted as 24-11 with code ’19 tf.
County commissioners in Dillon Montana order all supplies must be requested on official forms from the office. Any claim not properly ordered will be rejected. Dated March 5, 1907, by the Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners.
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