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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1907
Page
4
The Dillon Montana Tribune announces the start of its 27th year, praising growth and reliability. It emphasizes broad news coverage from city to national stories, invites advertisers, and boasts the largest circulation in Southern Montana.
Idaho Governor Frank R. Gooding denounces the Oregon Short Line in an open letter to General Manager Bancroft, alleging the railroad is responsible for a coal famine. He warns of school closures, business disruption, and potential deaths if relief is not immediate, and vows drastic action if the situation persists.
Newspapers discuss forest reserves with rising accusations of injustice. Gifford Pinchot, head of the Forest Service, is called on to address criticism about Montana land and reserve policies. He responds to concerns raised by state papers and public opinion.
A Dillon council letter reviews Pinchot's defense of forest reserves outlining long term gains for timber water and range use. It notes county revenue from reserves, mining activity, and roads funding, plus local issues with railroad water, normal college traffic, and council actions to charge the Oregon Short Line $40 monthly for water.
A compact inquiry about personal finance habits and investment choices. The brief asks if the reader has joined water conservation efforts and purchased mining stock, framing the questions as casual prompts about risk and resource themes.
The excerpt pairs snappy editorial quips from various papers about drinking profanity politics and prosperity. It notes reactions to Col Bryan crowd behavior and general commentary on social mores and self image. The piece skims attitudes without a single cohesive event.
The town issued a saloon license to Charles Hirschman and granted additions for Jack McLaren’s blacksmith shop and the Dart Hardware warehouse. Water rents for the last quarter totaled $1,900.40 with about 300 users. Police reports show ten December arrests and $80 in fines collected.
Duluth capitalists survey a line from Armstead through Horse Prairie to Gilmore Idaho with mining prospects and railroad profitability in view. Civil Engineer Metlen and W A McCutcheon had prior surveys. Idaho papers critique proposals and compare routes noting high mine production along Armstead Gilmore path.
The article argues the Armstead Gilmore route will soon have a road built and questions Salmon City Recorder’s opposition. It states the project promises immense national benefit and prefers the Armstead Gilmore route over an electric road through Salmon City, calling for local support from Salmon River neighbors.
Beach and Bowers Famous Minstrels, organized in 1882 to elevate Negro minstrelsy, offer the 35 A. White Minstrels at the Dillon Theatre tomorrow night. The show is billed as new, novel, and grand in style with prewar minstrelsy roots and modern splendor.
Local applications cannot reach the disease. catarrh is a constitutional issue. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and said to act on the blood and mucous surfaces. Marketed as non quack, prescribed by leading physicians, combining tonics with blood purifiers for curing catarrh. Toledo firm F. J. Cuzagy & Co. advertise testimonials. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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