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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune lists subscription rates in advance for one year six months and three months and sets per line charges for notices advertisements and obituaries. It notes address instructions for business letters and news submissions and a disclaimer about employee debts and delivery.
A Dillon editorial urges pioneer citizens to consider civic obligations when shaping bequests. It warns against selfish wealth accumulation and favors large endowments to benefit the city, citing a hospital, a park, and other communal needs as worthy memorials and blessings.
The piece laments that many treat Independence Day as a mere celebration while few show true patriotism in how they spend the day. It urges teaching the Declaration of Independence and human rights to children, reminding readers of the duty to instill lasting patriotism in the national holiday.
The report notes less harmony at the Denver labor convention while Boise witnesses push back against the Orchard story, signaling conflict over how the tale is perceived and challenged by labor groups.
A discussion on centralizing executive authority in cities and schools as a remedy for inefficiency. The piece notes reductions in staff and critiques shared responsibility, arguing responsibility must be concentrated to be effective. It also mentions Montana grand jury indictments for fencing public land, with thirty true bills and unnamed defendants.
Authorities may establish an experimental station on Dillon sidewalks to test remedies for eradicating dandelions. The plan suggests a targeted municipal approach to control this common weed.
Booher faced strong criticism for his disrespect of the flag while the Butte Miners union condemned Booher in a related dispute, signaling rising tensions within the community over patriotism and labor representation.
A Denver labor convention pledged the Western Federation to socialism, signaling strong ideological alignment within the labor movement.
A collage of opinion lines from Billings Butte Missoula and Dillon cites comments on government life liberties utilities trials and town events. Notable blurbs reference Albany Hughes Idaho Boise Garfield Helena Toole Dillon Fourth of July and prize fights with varied tones and local color.
An 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for deafness caused by catarrh. It asserts deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation, offers one hundred dollars for uncured cases, and promotes accompanying Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Toledo, Ohio based F. J. Cuenzy & Co. markets the remedy.
A fragmented passage compares a stone skipping game to careless spending. It notes boys with access to ponds imitate a smooth skip on water while drawing a metaphor to the pop phrase about heedless money use. The text blends playful sport with financial caution.
An article notes how misheard phrases enter common speech. It explains that "to the bitter end" derives from nautical language where crews spoke of paying out the cable to the better end after a storm. Daniel Defoe uses the proper phrase in Robinson Crusoe.
A year ago Aybride gave a box of long, pale cigars to her husband as a birthday gift. He could not bear to smoke them and kept them as a token of love. She later bought three more boxes of the same brand on his account and urged him to smoke them and enjoy them.
A reflection on aging and renewal compares human life to trees. The speaker notes every generation fades as new youth grows, urging that children’s destinies not be dulled by past losses or splinters of memory.
A joke quotes a baby lifting the whole family from bed at 3 am and note that science says strength is lowest then.
Beaverhead County Montana warns that all supplies or orders must be placed on the regular form from the office. Any claim not properly ordered will be rejected. Dated Dillon March 5 1907 by the Board of County Commissioners.
Prof. Muensterberg of Harvard, visiting Boise for the Haywood trial, states in an interview that he regards Harry Orchard’s confession as thoroughly true.
At the adjournment of the Steunenberg trial today the prosecution served notice of its intention to submit motions to strike out defense evidence unless the connecting up testimony promised is forthcoming. Dr. Egbert’s new office location is the Poindexter building Bannack street entrance Boise Idaho listed July 3.
40 or 50 head of 2 and 3 year old steers offered for sale this summer or fall. Stock cattle 25 to 50 head good range cattle this fall. Veal calves 25 to 30 prime calves available after June 1. Contact F. E. Craver Bedrock Montana.
All persons having claims against the Fourth of July Committee are asked to present them to Hucu L. McCALEB at 27 1 Tangier, Morocco. Commanding General Sir Harry Mcleg, bodyguard to the Sultan, is a prisoner held hostage by Raisuli the bandit chief until the Sultan pardons Raisuli on his terms.
Wanted contractors to load about 1500 tons of hay on the Brenner Live Stock Co. ranch at Horse Prairie Montana. Apply to John C. Brenner Grant Montana.
Advertisement claims Chamberlains Liver Tablets provide pleasant movement with no disagreeable effects. Mentions price of 25 cents and samples available. Sold by RL Riley.
Hon D Long of Kalispell delivers a speech to Montana State Normal School graduates urging service over self gain. He cites the Way Down Upon the Suwanee River and My Old Kentucky Home authors, argues personal success pales beside uplifting gifts of mind and heart, and says true achievement reflects Christlike sacrifice for others.
Homes worry when the family physician is away. cramps colic and cholera morbus demand prompt care. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is recommended to have on hand for immediate use and relief. Sold by R. L. Riley.
A humorous exchange centers on a poem about Taft. The Rhymster jokes that the poet is daft and blind to the rhyming craft. The editor remarks the verse flails at Taft with a sharp shaft of words amid the lively debate.
Pleasure and profit day recalls Dr King s New Life Pills the painless purifiers that cure headaches billousness and keep bowels right at Riley s Drug store priced 25 cents
An offer to cut out a coupon and obtain a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets from Riley's Drug Store. The ad claims the pills cleanse and invigorate the bowels improve appetite and regulate digestion. Regular size 25 cents per box.
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