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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1912
Page
4
John W. Lusher is highlighted as a longtime business booster in Dillon, entering his thirteenth year in the field. His career is praised as open and honorable, with a record of city-building, advancing commerce, and earning widespread goodwill.
The Montana Republican State Central Committee sets September 5 1912 at noon in the Great Falls opera house for the state convention to nominate candidates for four Presidential Electors one U S Senator two Representatives one Governor one Lieutenant Governor one Supreme Court Justice one Secretary of State one Attorney General one Treasurer one Auditor one Superintendent of Public Instruction and a Railroad Commissioner Delegates and alternates are allocated by county with three delegates and three alternates per county. eligibility limited to Republicans residents of the county Contests must be filed two days prior to the convention John D Waite chair Dan Arms secretary
The Butte Independents defeated Dillon on Sunday and again Monday in a pitcher’s duel. Dell outpitched Richards with 14 strikeouts as Butte won 2 to 1, while Sunday’s game saw Dillon managed only nine hits off Wilcox who allowed six runs. Ripley scored a three-base hit on a late swing as fans sought a home run with a quarter-mile fence, and Dell and Klein were highlighted for strong pitching and fielding. The teams meet again Monday and in upcoming schedule through Montana towns.
The Broadview district expects the harvest of wheat to be the best on record with railroads likely to face difficulties handling the threshing output from Broadview and Judith Basin country.
A baseball fan and his wife visit the Grand Theatre where a joke exchange about killing the umpire leads to the man yelling in a dream and breaking a washstand. The ad notes nightly photoplays starting at 7 with full shows after 10, special features on Tuesdays and Fridays, and Sunday screenings of The Animated Weekly.
The College of Montana advertises trained instructors in collegiate courses plus music art and domestic science. It emphasizes physical culture and a pleasant dormitory life with careful supervision. Christian ideals and instruction are central with board room and tuition listed at $270. Contact Henry R. Fancher, D. D., President.
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