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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
4
The Beaverhead County paper lists subscription rates available in advance for readers. Rates likely vary by duration and delivery method as advertised in the local official newspaper notice.
All business letters notices and advertisements for publication and job printing should be addressed to the Tribune Printing Co. Correspondence for the editorial department should be addressed to the Editor. Entered at the Dillon post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
The Tribune Printing Co. states it will not be responsible for debts by employees except for orders signed by the manager. Subscribers who do not receive papers regularly or on time should notify the office. The paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it regularly.
A playful verse in verse form recounts masking a cold through singing. The Columbian Jester laments unable to sing the old songs due to a stuffed nose and blowing winds.
The piece argues Dixon is highly capable and would strengthen Montana’s delegation if he serves as a national convention delegate, while noting his stated decision not to run may be controversial among Republicans. It also covers a Chicago study on homelessness and the Montana Mining Association's push to build a new independent smelter in Montana with leaders seeking New York capital.
A historical note praises Dillon volunteers for rapid fire response and notes no building has burned since the department formed. It also highlights a new Montana University bulletin titled Picture Rocks by Morton Elrod detailing Indian glyphs at Flathead Lake with clear explanations and numerous photographs.
The Butte Miner indicates a pause in directing republican affairs and states its position on Norris versus Conrad. It endorses Joseph for a place in the delegation to the Republican National Convention.
Quotes and snippets from multiple papers comment on politics morals temperance and trust in God. Mentions Edwin Norris moves to the capital and a democratic state convention with critical quips from Helena Butte Billings Salt Lake and Virginia City papers.
Fire signals list details general alarms for first second and third wards with pauses taps and a fire out signal. It covers regular and special meetings with three taps plus pauses and a practice call with four taps.
Mercury containing catarrh ointments may ruin smell and upset the system. Use Hall's Catarrhal Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, taken internally and mercury free. Buy only genuine Hall's Catarrh Cure from Druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Use Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Beaverhead county Montana officials announce all future supplies orders must use the regular order form from the county office. Any claim not properly ordered will be rejected. Dated Dillon March 5 1907 by the Board of County Commissioners.
The Butte Miner nominates Senator Thomas H. Carter for vice president on the Republican ticket but argues he has been highly valuable as a U S senator and should stay in the Senate. The piece notes Montana politics, local figures, and upcoming elections in Dillon and Helena, with commentary on party candidates and policy. It also references the Populist state convention in Butte and hints at broader national expectations.
Judge Munson recalls his first Montana trial in August 1865 amid frontier chaos. He describes vigilante hangings at Hangman’s Tree, saloon debauchery, and rough justice as miners gamble and ride wild horses. He notes colleagues including Hosmer Warren Williams, and Henry N. Blake becoming US District Attorney.
On and after March 1, 1908 the cash price for lump and nut coal will be eight dollars per ton. Names listed include W. T. Scurry E. T. Brocr and F. C. McFappen.
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