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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
4
The paper outlines subscription rates and charges for notices and advertisements including church events and obituaries. It also lists where to send business letters and editorial correspondence and states the publisher will not be responsible for employee debts without managerial authorization.
The Butte Tribune relays a Dillon to Butte exchange where the Butte Miner criticized Dillonites as being snubbed by local firms. Butte business leaders reply, praising Dillon patronage and promising a future visit with the Boston and Montana band to foster good will in Beaverhead and Madison counties.
A fragment states a few days ago appeared in one the item is incomplete and unclear.
A historical notice discusses failed mining schemes in Beaverhead County and elsewhere, noting Barnes-King stock collapse from 5.25 to under 0.30. It cites Mining Review advice against dividends promises and urges prudence, while skimming other local concerns and anecdotes.
The paper projects a favorable Dillon future tied to the Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad and a successful irrigation district. It predicts rising property values before construction and notes irrigation will improve water supply, crop stability, and farming diversity, urging timely investment while warning about neglected homes reflecting household character.
Disjointed notes recount a desperado chasing losses to east side town lots Salmon Idaho wresting interest grows as a new railroad looms. Quips compare alfalfa to apples and warn of tire blowouts versus Fourth of July disasters while courts finish their business.
A collage of quotes from Montana papers comments on weather, farming, civic pride, politics, and prices. Notable lines reference drought water, a candid remark on Bryan, principles, forest fires, and watermelon prices, illustrating early 20th century editorials.
Two teams played a doubleheader with Dillon winning both games. Key moments included McNamara scoring on an error and Collins driving in a run, followed by Mize's bunt and a decisive double by Mize. The seventh inning produced two more runs, with Johnson and Workman contributing.
Heisman pitched well through nine, but Dillon pushed three runs across in the tenth to win. Mize doubled, Hannah drove in two, and Zwicker walked as Hannah scored on a long fly after Rafferty’s misplay. Local errors and timely hits doomed Hammond’s crew despite early four run lead.
Frank J. Cheney of Toledo promises 100 dollars to any case of catarrh cured by Hall s Catarrh Cure. The sworn affidavit dated December 6 1886 notes the firm F J Cheney Co based in Toledo. The ad claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and lists testimonials, with price 75 cents for cure and mentions Hall s Family Pills for constipation.
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