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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
13
Tribune asks readers to report undelivered papers and confirms regular publication. Notices for charged events and fundraisers may be billed at five cents per line. Card of Thanks and Obituary Poetry also priced at five cents per line.
The Mulligan describes a lax primary system allowing any candidate to run for any office on any ticket. The piece notes voters are unsettled by prospects of personal advantage and varied platforms, highlighting the impact on both veteran and amateur voters.
Alexander of Kalispell and Anderson of Sid ney run on rival self made platforms seeking Republican nomination to challenge Riddick Rankin and Pray The Democrats exclude Wells Miles City O Connor Livingston and Byron Cooney for Congress With ten Republican candidates in Second District the field is crowded A contested Supreme Court race looms with clerks and lawyers alike urged to select the best judges The Tribune urges calm voter discernment to protect state credit and integrity
Washington reports that O. H. P. Shelley Montana federal prohibition director was suspended pending full investigation. General Prohibition Agent John H. Metcalf designated to take charge of the office amid multiple charges filed against Shelley.
Washington reports Prohibition Commissioner Haynes wired Montana director C H P Shelley confirming a temporary suspension by a telegram signed Smith. The move follows an investigation into Helena office procedures and drawer handling. No permanent leadership change announced pending the inquiry outcome.
Judge O F Goddard and Judge C H Loud urge Montana Republicans to back Carl W Riddick for the Senate. They stress loyalty to the party, support for President Harding, and Riddick’s record of service, reliability, and ability to unify voters in the primaries.
One day gelding saddle horse about nine years old and weighing around 1200 pounds, branded on the left jaw. Will be sold for cash at public auction 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 branded 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.
The text notes Mr Metcalf formally assumed the office Friday and acts as prohibition enforcement officer for Montana during a temporary suspension of duties.
Those in a run down condition find catarrh worsens with health. The ad claims catarrh is local yet influenced by constitutional issues. It promotes Halus Catarrh Medicine with an ointment for local relief and a tonic for general health.
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