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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
4
Notice records the paper’s entry date September 20 1902 Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1879 act. Subscription price is $2 per year in advance and the paper will be mailed to subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid.
The piece argues Beaverhead voters should back Democrats Emerson Hill and Geo W French to finish the Dillon State Normal School improvements. It condemns the Republican platform and Thomas H Carter while praising the Democrats for pledging speedy completion and safeguarding local interests.
The piece extols T. J. Walsh as a brilliant lawyer and educator in politics and sociology. It praises his Democratic credentials, advocacy for common people, labor support, and stance on the eight hour bill, urging Montana Democrats to elect him to the next U.S. Congress.
Citizens of Beaverhead County are urged to vote for Dr. William C. Orr for the six year term Silas C. Dishno for the four year term and Charles S Truax for the two year term. The trio are longtime residents with intact reputations for integrity and fairness and are described as diligent stewards of roads bridges and county departments.
The note asserts that voting for Bill and French will yield swift completion of the Normal College buildings, implying voters should support their candidacy to accelerate the project.
A valiant band denounces Toole for breaking a promise and then rallies to demand Roosevelt seek a third term, urging a steadfast pledge amid political tension.
The sole joint debates heard in the campaign pit Lee Mantle’s mongrel collections in Silver Bow county over a few dry legislative bones, signaling a contentious bid with limited public forum coverage.
Governor Toole will open the Dermocats campaign in Beaverhead county at the Dillon Theatre next Wednesday night. Citizens are urged to attend and give the Governor a royal reception. The piece notes how two years ago Congressman Jos M Dixon was called Our Joe by fellow republicans and hints post election sentiments for Carter’s party.
Helena speakers Decker and Selway may revise their last session life with the Indians to Alone in a Great Desert if they return to the capitol. Uncle Thomas Henry Carter is aware of the possible titlechange.
By special request the newspapers once spurring against W A Clark’s senatorial record now offer some light on former Senator Mantle’s colorless tenure.
Registration begins next Monday October fifteenth. If you do not register you cannot vote. All voters must register this year. See the precinct agent’s notice in another column of this issue for dates and details.
A chaotic fragment describes a fusion monstrosity named in Silver Bow and a knife incident involving Jos M Dixon amid political tensions. The piece hints at old time republican values and voters seeking warmth by the fireside on election day.
On the Democratic county ticket of Custer county appear the names of two former Dillon citizens. Both are well and favorably known here and we can assure our Custer county friends that if elected they will make efficient, honest and unnetworthy officials. One of these is Ray H. Butler, who is candidate for county treasurer, and the other is Jos. C. Smith, candidate for county attorney.
Notice declares taxes for Beaverhead County Montana 1906 due at the county treasurer in Dillon. Taxes delinquent after Friday November 30 1906 at 6 PM with a ten percent penalty. Payment accepted 9 AM to 5 PM at the county treasurer’s Dillon office.
A $50 reward offered by the property owner for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the burglars who broke into a Carter Creek cabin, drove off three horses described as a white saddle horse with circle C on the left thigh, a sorrel saddle horse with a triangle on the left shoulder, and a brown horse with a white stripe on the face and two white legs to the knee branded lazy eighty eight on the left shoulder.
A wartime Democratic faction piece by A. Sullivan mocks opponents and promotes candidates. The paragraph mentions Helena, a winter hill, George, French, Beardsley, Cashmore, Miss Waldorf, Herr, Truax, Barnett, the Doctor, Fred Ran, and political strategy in a humorous local context.
Wanted a four or five room cottage for permanent rent with no children. Apply at the Examiner office. Also note a Dies cigar at McAllister age a pres saloon located at 350 South Avenue Front ies Street in Butte.
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