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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1906
Page
4
Therix subscribers missing deliveries are asked to notify the office. The paper notes it is published regularly and urges timely receipt by all readers.
At Oyster Bay conference President Roosevelt Speaker Cannon and Chairman Sherman endorse opposing tariff tinkering in the forthcoming campaign. The party will publish a 1906 textbook outlining the tariff defense, citing rising exports, favorable balance of trade, and growth in manufactures to defend tariff policy.
The National Citizens Industrial Association asks candidates nationwide two questions about pledges to labor or capital trusts and to defending citizens from class legislation. They plan to publish names of anti trust candidates in over 500 towns to unite voters against special interests and protect court power from being used by organized groups. Bozeman enforces Section 4051 against saloon activity and adopts a “black list” of habitual drinkers, with Dillon praised for its saloon conduct and Roosevelt era Republican climate noted amid Montana’s rising assessed value.
The St Louis Globe Democrat argues that tariff policy spurred U S industrial growth and global reach. It asserts Republicans, as architects and defenders of the tariff, will present strong arguments in the 1906 campaign amid European concerns of American commercial expansion.
An 1856 Merchants' & Traders' Bank Savannah Georgia $10 note has surfaced across Dillon Salt Lake City Butte and Helena with criminals passing it in good faith. Authorities warn the public it is not true money though it bears a Savannah bank name and dates from 1856.
The Water Commissioner A L Badcon defends his enforcement of the city water ordinance and urges residents to accept his duty without dispute. Beaverhead County plans a clock installation in the courthouse tower, with Huber Bros. to provide the estimate next week. The Fergus County Argus becomes a weekly, and Mrs Russell Sage’s fortune may fund philanthropy. Montana has twenty seven counties with Beaverhead high on net assessment. the west headweatherman notes the hottest part of the year is past.
An old medical advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cuensy Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional treatment for catarrh. It claims internal dosing from 10 drops to a teaspoonful and offers one hundred dollars for cures not achieved. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A fire at the Queen of the Hills mine on Friday July 20 consumed the compressor engine boiler blacksmith shop and mining tools. Loss is about $4000 with all tunnel works destroyed though some heavy machinery may be saved despite smoke and heat. Origin undetermined though a spark or smouldering steel piece is suspected. No workers were present at the time and development work will continue.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Dillon post office as of August 2 1906. Letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within 30 days. Names include Carroll James Barrows Joe Bennett Tom Bennett H B Buchanan Ben Cole Bertha Cox W R Edwards W Harrington Joe Holbrook Willie Long Chester Thompson Mrs J Grace Lamont Postmistress.
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