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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
4
Published every Wednesday with U S Poindexter as editor. Entered September 20 192 at Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1879 act. Subscriptions priced at 2 dollars per year in advance and mailed to subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received or arrears paid.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection. Wednesday March 4 1908.
The Billings Gazette argues Bryan’s possible nomination signals a harder race for Republicans. It notes Democratic state conventions favor Bryan, calling him the strongest potential Democratic candidate and a popular figure who could complicate the GOP path to victory. The paper cautions against complacency and expects a strenuous contest even if Bryan is the nominee.
Former Gov Black challenged the idea of Republican ascendancy at a Boston Home Market Club meeting. He contrasted Roosevelt tariff protection with Democratic shifts, noting Bryan’s claim that Roosevelt policies lean Democratic and implying party loyalty questions for Republicans.
Mr. Tom Watson and Judge Clancy will convene in St Louis on April 2 to choose their candidates for president and vice president. The meeting aims to decide which leader runs for each office.
In Alabama, political clashes intensify over Taft with reports of heated confrontations. Meanwhile a prominent Oklahoma state official faces arrest on serious charges.
The message urges booster spirit as patriots prepare to act at a Democratic convention, claiming warm times in several towns from Bristow to Blacktail and Dell to Dewey as they get down to business. Local neighbors are described as ubiquitous supporters.
Beaverhead County organizers pledge a bigger fair with expanded exhibits and events. Local leaders urge community support to boost attendance, participation, and overall progress for the fair season.
A call to boost Beaverhead County development urges residents to spend locally within Bea verhead County to stimulate jobs and services. Officials emphasize keeping dollars circulating in the community and supporting area businesses.
The Beaverhead County high school held its second annual reception with a program including chorus, recitations, violin solo, and a debate on open ranges. Guests toured departments, viewed student work, and enjoyed refreshments as the school aims to unite teachers, students, and parents for stronger community citizenship.
MacPhearson and Pyeatt are very ill with pneumonia while Winifred Jones was absent Monday. The Retina number 5 is due March 10. Dillon Athletics won the Thursday basketball game 36 to 15, with strong play from both sides. Friday’s reception and exhibit at the high school drew a large, appreciative crowd and praised the student performers.
Observers note the Bannack mining district near Butte hill southward shows ore concentrations at various depths. Reported interest suggests the district may attract substantial development and bidder activity in the near future.
Beaverhead county and adjacent Idaho seek new industry as Ritz and Bechtold plan to reopen the Beaverhead brewery in Dillon. First brew targeted after late March with marketable beer by May 1 and a big opening expected. Anaconda delegation may attend to祝 success.
150 head short horn stock cattle including cows steers and heifers for sale. Also 250 tons good beef hay offered with feeding yard in valley. Contact W F Drummey announcing prime feeding facilities.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway introduces white counterpanes replacing wool blankets on its Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City. Blankets will be kept on hand for cooler nights, aiming to improve passenger comfort and appeal to sleeping car travelers.
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