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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
5
A Dillon Tribune notice explains letters to the editor should be addressed to Editor Tribune and that the paper is mailed second class. It states the Tripunze Publishing Co will not be responsible for employee debts except when authorized by management and asks subscribers to report missed deliveries.
The Boosters' Edition laments exhaustion and notes high demand, with posts from Dillon and references to state funding for tuberculosis hospitals, evaluating Montana’s lack of local treatment plans, while debating political representation and local opinions on social issues and public welfare.
A government internal revenue release questions if prohibition is slowing while fermented liquor production rises. It cites 59,485,111 barrels of fermented liquors manufactured in the past year and estimates about four barrels per drinker, arguing for and against prohibition progress.
An editorial in a daily paper reports that since January 1, 1909, sixteen sanatoria, twenty eight county hospitals and twenty one municipal hospitals for tuberculosis have been built in various states, with state funding totaling at least 3 million dollars in 1909.
The Billings Gazette notes that with the constitutional amendment carried, agreement on taxing property at full value could provide revenue to burn. The fragment hints at political infighting and calls for action among the common people and politicians.
In Dillon a one armed sheep herder named Doc Scott returned after abandoning sheep near Lima. He threatened Frank Cox at Provost and Ripley’s saloon and drew a revolver. Police intervened as Scott assaulted Provost with a knife and later attacked with a fire shovel before being overpowered and jailed for sanity examination.
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