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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
11
Tribune subscribers advised to notify office if not receiving the paper on time. Regular publication emphasized. Notices of events with admission fees or profit from selling fancy articles charged at five cents per line. Card of Thanks and Obituary Poetry also five cents per line.
The piece argues the state’s primary system allows any person to run on any ticket and adopt any platform, appealing to both veteran and amateur voters. It frames this openness as a political mulligan that muddles elections and personal advantage.
Alexander of Kalispell and Anderson of Sydney seek Republican United States Senate nominations on personal platforms. They challenge Riddick Rankin Pray Wells OConnor and Byron Cooney. A dry Democratic candidate Maggie Smith Hathaway runs for Congress. Supreme Court races draw intense focus as parties hope for capable judges.
Washington report says O. H. P. Shelley Montana prohibition director was suspended pending full investigation. General Prohibition Agent John H. Metcalf was placed in charge. Shaw and other charges against Shelley are noted but details remain unclear.
Washington reports Prohibition Commissioner Haynes wired Montana director O H P Shelley to suspend him temporarily amid an internal Helena office investigation. The move follows absence of Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair with assistant revenue commissioner acting in charge. Shelley says he received Haynes message and awaited further word on permanent changes.
Judges C F Goddard of Billings and C H Loud of Miles City urge Republicans to back Carl Riddick for the U S Senate. They argue he supports Harding policies, shows loyalty to party principles, and can unite the party to defeat lesser candidates while advancing state interests.
R. J. Porter of Sterling Colorado writes of a painful weak back from stooping as a traveling salesman. After using Foley's Kidney Pills relief was immediate and complete, he says. Sold everywhere.
A one day gelding saddle horse weighing about 1200 pounds and branded on the left jaw will be sold at public auction for cash on Tuesday August 29 1922 at 10 o clock a m at the Mooney ranch south of Dillon twelve miles.
An eight year old sorrel horse weighing about 800 pounds bearing a brand O on the right shoulder will be sold at public auction on Monday August 28 1922 at 11 o clock a m at the Ed Roe ranch Bedrock. D W Erwin stock inspector.
The text explains that catarrh worsens in run down conditions and is a local disease affected by overall health. It describes Halus Catheicine as an ointment for local relief and a constitutional remedy aimed at improving general health.
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