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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1909
Page
4
Missives intended for the editorial desk must be sent to Epiror Tribune. The Dillon post office receives the paper as second class matter. Subscribers not receiving timely issues should notify the office to ensure regular delivery.
The paper cites Colorado's sugar beet success doubling land values and boosting farmer prosperity. It urges Dillon to adopt beet culture, notes pulp feeding value, warns about stalled local YMCA plans, and calls for a stockholders meeting for Beaverhead County Fair upgrades.
The Deer Lodge valley farmers were found not injured by the smelter smoke, but the judge will press the company to install equipment to curb emissions. Butte again shows a strong stance, signaling ongoing local resolve.
Farmers and ranchers push for large scale beet culture to secure a future sugar plant in the valley. Bids for Armstead Gilmore railroad work expected, with a running date no later than March. A Dillon mass meeting urged civic effort and a possible railroad excursion to Salmon Idaho while town lots in Armstead near open sale.
A play titled Grow sugar beets this year and GLASS PLAY A GREAT SUCCESS closes after a lively performance. Cast members including Miss Storey Miss McMenamy Miss Nelligan Miss Schmidt and Miss Schroeder delight the audience with characters from Dr Cozens to Lady Gilding. The farce ends with romantic resolutions and humorous misunderstandings as Cupid’s plans unfold.
The Montana assessors today endorsed a bill to exempt mortgages from taxation and to provide an extra filing fee on mortgages. A. P. Smi of Yellowstone was elected president and FF Steele of Lewis and Cark as secretary. Next meeting will be in Billings. They set livestock assessments including stallions at 50 dollars and thoroughbreds at 18 per head, with steers and cows priced by age. Pole lines and high power plants rates were outlined, with notable reductions from 6600 to 3300 for high power lines and per mile charges for copper and iron lines and wires.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a trusted internal remedy for catarrh or constitutional disease. It claims the formula uses top tonics and was prescribed by a leading physician for years.
An ad copy touts blood purifiers acting on MAGOUS 5 surfaces and claims the perfect combination of two ingredients cures catarrh. It invites testimonials and directs readers to F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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