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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
4
Taisune subscribers who do not receive their papers regularly and on time will please notify this office. The paper is published regularly and the subscribers should receive it regularly.
The call outlines a four year Railroad Commissioner term and a Republican convention with 518 total delegates apportioned among counties including Beaverhead 14 Lewis and Clark 28 Broadwater 4 Madison 16 Rosebud 0 Silver Bow 43 Sweet Grass 6 Flathead 0 Gallatin 26 Sanders 0 Granite 1e Teton 8 Jefferson 8 Valley 9 Yellowstone 0 plus three at large delegates per county. Rules specify election of delegates and alternates and voting procedures for absentees.
The document outlines that alternate delegates must be Republicans and county residents, no votes from certain counties, and bans voting for absent delegates. It also requires written contest notices with grounds filed with the state central committee a day before the convention, with action by the committee and reporting to the convention. Fretcher Mappox is listed as chairman and F A Hazelbaker as secretary.
The article reviews the Butte Evening News editorial attacking William Jennings Bryan after his acceptance speech. It condemns Bryan as a demagogue who would undermine constitutional safeguards, hinder representative government, and push reforms via popular vote and code changes. The piece also notes local matters about union rules, forest fires, Beaverhead county taxes, and a satirical take on divorce headlines in a competing paper.
The article highlights the four year to date rise in closed estates from 18 to 79 and credits Judge Lew L. Callaway and Clerk F A Hazelbaker for expediting probate matters. It notes comparisons with earlier years and mentions urban plans for cement and brick walks in Dillon and Butte as context.
Many thousands have been spent by the board of county commissioners on bridges and roads. Taxes stay the same as last year. The Beaverhead County Fair opens September 9 to 11 with a 250 person carnival. Dillon assessor reports property value rise of 119056 in twelve months. Four weeks remain to exhibit at the fair secretary’s office.
In Helena Record reporting from Butte Governor Norris lauds Bryan saying we are proud of his record. The piece notes a delicate young woman hiking hills to share a lunch with an unnamed congenial boy and ants.
A review of multiple newspapers finds most papers lean toward their preferred party. Editors note Democrats aim for Idaho advantages while Republicans target coverage. The piece remarks on unregistered voters and the perennial candidate.
The Tribune reports the marriage of Miss Mayme O'Brien of Sheridan to Mr Lee Severy Tower of Sheridan. The wedding occurred at the bride’s mother Mrs Mary A O’Brien home in Sheridan last Wednesday August 12. The bride, familiar in Dillon, studied and graduated there during several years residence.
In Dillon, members of the Normal College alumni and her many friends join to wish the young lady and her husband all the happiness possible.
There is more catarrh in this region than all other diseases combined and for years was deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio is claimed as the only constitutional treatment. It is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. They offer one hundred dollars for any failure to cure. Send for circulars.
Notice declares all Beaverhead county supplies must be ordered on official forms from the office or claims not so ordered will be rejected. Dated Dillon March 1907 by the Board of County Commissioners. Provided with attorney and office details.
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