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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1907
Page
4
The text directs that all business letters notices and advertisements for publication orders for job printing remittances should be addressed to the Tribune Publishing Co.
A Washington dispatch reports the national forest service and the Bureau of Animal Industry now coordinate to provide free vaccine to livestock grazing in national forests. The process requires an application to the local forest supervisor who forwards it to Washington. vaccines then ship to the owner. The piece argues for on-hand supply at supervisor offices to prevent losses from diseases like black leg, noting this would ease delays and save money for ranchers and the broader economy.
The article discusses copper production curtailment amid demand and wages worries, then moves to college life with a senior recital, staff selections for the Monmal 1907 08, class officer lists, a Monmal talk, and local baseball results in Dillon with Dillon scoring wins over Bozeman.
The Tribune notes the Butte Miner calls for stockman support of national forest policy and urges open discussion. It argues many stockmen have not spoken publicly on the issue and predicts the topic may shape the next campaign. The column mentions Beaverhead development, copper market effects, and local views on divorce law and street crossings.
The past week saw new enrollments from Aleen Dodson Pony Alice Laurence Fishtrap Edith Nutt erville Butte Madeline Seymour Butte Caroline Wells Stevensville Jennie Noble Sheridan Olive Robbins Russell Kansas. A Saturday evening reception hosted by the Senior class and Mrs. Owsley concluded the event with a warm gathering.
Tribune Book Store offers banners flags and pennants for all colleges. Decorative college goods available in multiple colors and sizes.
William Spearin brings seven sacks of Duchess and Russian crab apples from five trees to the office. He notes the Duchess apples are large and perfect and urges planting rarities for future crops.
Mrs. W. B. Campfield of Rockford Illinois returns home after spending the summer in Dillon with Mrs. Maggie Morse who will spend a week in Butte accompanying her to the railway.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears the firm will pay a hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The remedy is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
Miss Addie Je Williams, a trained nurse who spent the past year in Dillon, left Sunday night for her home in Chicago. She plans to return later and spend the winter here.
F. E. Craver offers 40 50 head steers two and three years old this summer or fall. Also stock cattle 25 50 head for fall. Veal calves 25 or 80 prime at any time after June 1. Redrock Montana. 21-tf
St Mary's Academy in Deer Lodge Montana run by the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth offers boarding and day schooling with music art and needlework instruction. The building features modern amenities and easy railroad access with inquiries directed to the academy.
Dillon claims the state independent title after a contested series in Bozeman. The Dillon ball club later met Bozeman on Dillon soil for two games, both well attended with fair umpiring by Hartman and Wiksdal. Both games were competitive and careful play underscored by strong fan turnout.
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