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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
5
A jewelry shop highlights weekly arrivals of unique pieces for weddings and gifts. Customers are drawn to superb ornaments, noting the high quality compared to cost, with items frequently selling well.
The notice lists ward general alarms with pauses and taps: First ward one tap, second ward two taps, third ward eight taps. Fire out one tap. Meetings of the department require three taps, practice calls four taps with four pauses.
Beaverhead County teachers’ institute closes after three days with high attendance and praise for Miss Estella Mae Rich. Chicago trainer Miss Newlin assists, state and university staff present, and principal Foote praised for leadership. The report lists Dillon Lima Polaris Bedrock and Meadow Creek participants and speakers.
Scientist Prof Anna cites research linking dandruff to parasites in scalp cuticle. Dandruff weakens hair causing shedding, but Newbros Herpicide claims to kill the germ and restore softness and abundance. Sold by druggists. sample requests via stamps to The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich.
Ranchers from Horse Prairie and Grasshopper met in Dillon to arrange the purchase of the large ditch formerly owned by the Gold Dredging company of Bannack. The deal covers Bray's canyon creek Buffalo creek and Reservoir creek on Grasshopper side and Pinter's creek on Horse Prairie side with W G Blair Nay Bros Ed Lloyd Amede Bessette and Tom Clement as interested parties. The transfer runs from W Mc Kinzie of Chicago to Blair who then assigns interests to the other buyers.
Government near INQ reported a Saturday event distributing about 50 000 trout. William Simmons transported around 20 000 to Rattlesnake Lakes while Adolph Eliel and Matt Orr released the remainder into Blacktail Deer Creek and its tributaries.
BICMINING ENTERPRISE outlines ore shipments to Butte smelters with copper ranging 18 to 40 percent, gold 20 to 35 dollars, and 10 to 50 ounces silver. Blue Bird shaft at 100 feet shows a five foot vein with rich copper glance, red oxide, free gold, and strong silver values. Temporary officers listed: B F White president, T E G Lynch vice president, J C McFadden secretary, First National Bank Dillon treasurer. Principal office in Duluth.
The Rev Edward Mills pastor of St Pauls M E church married Miss Alberta May of Stevensville on Wednesday. The groom is the son of Rev Jacob Mills. The couple left for a honeymoon trip to Portland immediately after the ceremony.
An appeal seeks reliable boys in Montana school districts to sell The State subscriptions. Workers earn 25 cents per dollar collected, keep it, and mail the rest by registered letter or money order. Provide sample copies, distribute papers, and send weekly subscriber lists with addresses.
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