Fire alarm sequence notes from First Ward and depart ment meetings
Fragmentary OCR shows general alarm calls by wards with taps and pauses. Mentions Fire out one tap and special department meetings with taps, pauses, and repeated signals.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows general alarm calls by wards with taps and pauses. Mentions Fire out one tap and special department meetings with taps, pauses, and repeated signals.
Dillon residents engage in social, work, and travel stories from the week. Notables include dances, fairs, mining trips, school changes, medical updates, and local business notes featuring families like the Grannis, Cowan, and Branan, stops at Zeigler springs, Portland exposition, and a variety of small events.
J B Logan and family are away from Dillon on a trip through the National park. Miss Edyth Virden, formerly of Dillon and now a nurse in Los Angeles, visited friends in Dillon last week. Eliel Bros. adds a 15 by 28 foot brick stone room fronting Montana street, widening the store to the alley with bright prism glass windows. George Boatman and E L Walker of Pleasant Green Missouri returned from a three week trip through Yellowstone Park. Walker, a former World’s Fair guard, plans a Missoula visit before returning to Missouri, where he owns land and raises grain.
An advertisement extols scalp health and hair vitality by targeting dandruff germs. It promotes Wewbro's Herpicid as a chemical remedy that destroys the dandruff germ, stops hair loss, and prevents baldness. Readers are invited to send 10 cents for a sample to The Herpicide Co in Detroit, Michigan.
Miss Ethel Squire former stenographer and society editor at the Tribune resigns after five years and moves to Sheridan. She secures a position as stenographer and assistant book-keeper with Henry Elling Co. The departure is greatly regretted by friends and the Tribune staff.
Miss Kathryn Leonard entertained the Theta club at Mrs. A. E. Graeter’s home on Tuesday evening. Conundrums were played and refreshments of ice cream sorbetto and coffee were served.
Property owner Joan Lovett warns against hunting or shooting in all her fields for 376 months and beyond, strict prohibition posted to protect the area and its use.
Notice to settle all persons knowing themselves indebted to A Kuntze as of August 13 1905. Settlements requested at once due to sale of part interest in the business.
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