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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1904
Page
4
Official paper of Beaverhead County Dillon Montana in 1904 announces Wednesday publication date and advertising guarantees. The Democratic National Ticket for president Parker and Davis is listed for the coming election.
The Montana Democratic central committee ordered a state convention in Helena on September 14, 1904 to nominate electors and state officials. Delegates are apportioned by county votes from 1902 and five delegates at large per county. Rules set delegate residency, alternates, absentee voting, no county representation equals no vote, and unit rule not applied in preliminary organization.
Supreme Court Commissioner Lew L. Calloway of Madison county is favored to win the district judge nomination against Republican rival M. H. Parker. Calloway appears supported by Republican leaders in three counties forming the fifth judicial district, or at least two of them, making his nomination seem foregone.
The Montana Democratic state platform debate centers on Governor Toole's reform agenda and re nomination prospects. Beavershead county backs direct legislation and a state railroad commission while opposing corporate interference, urging clear platform pledges at Helena convention.
The board of county commissioners approved their annual levy this week. Despite unusually high county expenses, the levy is reduced by a quarter of a dollar from last year's rate, aiming to balance budget needs with taxpayer impact.
A special census report notes 1,750,178 children in the United States are compelled to work. Boys total 1,364,411 while girls number 485,767, making up over 6 percent of workers. The overall population ten years and older stands at 29,073,233, with workers rising about 3 percent from prior figures.
Haying advances as ranchers near completion and large parties travel daily to Yellow stone park by M Y coaches. Rose Blake and Miss Richards visit J E Blake from Butte, while Miss Blake joins Miss Richards for an indefinite stay. Albert Metzel returns from St Louis, his wife visits Puerto Colorado. Johnnie Bray and Mamie Larson wed with gifts from friends. J E Blake suffers a painful knee sprain after a broncho incident. he is laid up several days.
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