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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
7
Letters addressed to Epitor Tribune arrive at the editorial department for consideration. The note indicates standard submission routing for correspondence intended for the newspaper's pages.
The Bozeman Democratic state convention selected delegates to the national convention and endorsed W G Conrad for vice president after withdrawal rumors. It adopted T J Walsh favored platform denouncing forest reserve grazing fees while critiquing federal policy and irrigation, reflecting Montana voters seeking bigger national issues.
The Standard notes that roughly ninety percent of the Bozeman platform will not be debated in the campaign. It predicts that a Montana Democrat who uses those topics as his theme will speak to empty benches in the party strongholds.
The Beaverhead county fair will be held on Wednesday Thursday and Friday September 9 10 and 11. The note adds that readers should not miss the fun in Dillon while mentioning the Bozeman convention as a two brass band affair.
County Treasurer Cashmore reports Beaverhead county's finances look better than expected after a tough year. He closed the books for June, noting the road fund and a few others were strained but overall conditions improved.
A Toledo Ohio firm claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube can be cured by constitutional remedies. They promise 100 dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and offer circulars free. Also promote Hall's Emily Pills for constipation.
Notice states no hunting or fishing allowed on premises for 13 to 8 months, signed Henry Thompson.
Elks convention in Dallas Texas offers tours via Oregon Short Line and Overland Route. Tickets go on sale from Utah and Wyoming points July 8 and 9, from other points July 7 and 8. Final limit August 6. See agents for rates and further details.
The county reports stronger finances for the year with lighter warrant registrations and all June warrants paid. The piece lauds county commissioners for economical management, notes fewer hoboes and urges residents to reject begging, while praising Judge Callaway and Beaverhead County Fair premiums from Dillon merchants as the fair nears its first Beaverhead County event.
An editorial urges residents to focus on promoting the Beaverhead county fair set for September 9 to 11, arguing it offers greater long term benefits to Dillon and county ranchers. It urges fair exhibitors to start planning while noting the city council requires a five year bond from sidewalk contractors to ensure durable cement sidewalks.
A historical note observes that under Judge Lew L Callaway many defendants brought to trial in his district court were criminals, indicating a focus on prosecuting offenders. The remark reflects how the court handled substantial criminal dockets during his tenure.
W G Conrad withdraws from the Democratic ticket race. The piece notes party pressure and the costs of pursuing the nomination, suggesting his strategic retreat amid unclear chances of victory. The American Protective Tariff League promotes Fordney speech as Document No 937 with free copies on request.
Freeman announces that all federal offenders sentenced over a year will be sent to Leavenworth Kansas, altering Montana prison terms. The change may reduce Montana prison use and shift punishment away from local facilities. The Oregon Short Line plans a new depot in Dillon and invites bids from local contractors, though some oppose the project.
The author argues Montana Beavershead county offers milder dog days and a welcoming old swimmin hole that invites full summer use. The piece contrasts eastern heat with western latitude comfort and notes persistent recreational appeal through the season.
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