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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1904
Page
9
A satirical column critiques campaign management and the strategy board as it mocks polling shifts and political maneuvering. It references Roosevelt, beef vs sheep rhetoric, and mentions Tom Carter and A. J. Galen in an incised political satire tone.
A Montana political column describes Beaverhead county Republican stockholders parting from party ranks after November 8 and hints at divisions within the party. It mentions Lineday not promising to make Dillon a capitol and praises Lieutenant Governor candidate Ad Norris. The piece also notes Hazel baker to be a capable officer and questions certification of A. J. Galens in the state convention.
Nine hundred tons of fine hay offered for sale and 3000 acres of pasture available for cattle or horses on rent. For particulars inquire at this office.
Ross Carters campaign scene in Dillon Montana featured William Lindsay and a host of GOP candidates. The crowd cheered at the depot and theater as Lindsay spoke on national issues amid criticism of Beavershead County and Billings politics. Carter highlighted Grover Cleveland while avoiding state topics.
Expressions of gratitude for kindness during illness and death of a beloved father and husband. Signed by Mrs. James McLoughlin and family, Mr. and Mrs. David Robb, Mr. and Mrs. John Howie.
A Monday train carried a large delegation of Odd Fellows and Rebeccas from local lodges to the grand lodge annual assembly in Butte. Among the travelers were Henry Cushing Cashmore Arthur Badcon Mrs. A. A. Elliott Mrs. Edna Boyd George A. Wade and Ross I. McConkey. A party member joked they were not all Odd Fellows but Good Fellows helping the Others.
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