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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
4
All business letters and advertisements for publication should be sent to Tripungs PUBLISHING CO. News correspondence and manuscripts for the editorial department should be addressed to Eniror TRIBUNE.
Tribune urges subscribers who do not receive papers regularly and on time to notify the office. The notice emphasizes the paper is published regularly and should be delivered consistently.
The Thaw Stanford White murder case is expected to drag for a year or more as lawyers push insanity defenses and delays. The piece notes Thaw is wealthy, predicting lengthy court battles and possible execution uncertain, while contrasting judicial options on punishment for the poor.
The piece urges hospitality for weekly Dillon visitors from Butte and Smoky City with signposted lawns for picnics. It calls for a public watering trough and drinking fountain, especially on Sundays, plus horse water for travelers and their teams. It notes Roosevelt’s 1908 candidacy and public reaction to his dress code.
Attendees report a calm finish to the Lima event as the eagle’s banned scream returns for a year. Officials announced the final scene wrapped with restraint and community ceremony.
Bed rock stage manager F W Vogier made a 1 AM to 1 PM run to Salmon to prove speed on the road. Stages depart Bedrock at 6 AM and reach Salmon the same day, with a 7:15 PM Bedrock arrival. The service will continue as long as roads permit. Also noted are birthday honors for King Edward and biographical notes on John Young Brown and Hubert Lyman Clark joining Harvard.
A Colorado Springs dispatch reports W A Conant, once a New York delegate to the first Republican convention, asked President Roosevelt if he planned to run in 1908. The White House reply stated the president would need to support another Republican candidate next time. A New York cable adds a Salisbury England wreck killing twenty three Americans and injuring twenty, with the locomotive derailed on a liner voyage from New York.
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tubes and cannot be treated by local applications. It promotes fall's Catarrh Cure and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured, with circulars and Toledo, Ohio as the base. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A Chicago News observation recalls a mob scene over a play and notes a Colorado festival planned for next fall to celebrate Zebulon Pike expedition centennial.
The John W Morton Co reports unloading a car of Jas Moon buggies s'rreys and spring wagons with prices the lowest. 272 W C Templin of Grant visited town early week. A Deering Iron machine is recommended for easy running and long life. A full line of fishing tackle is available at the Postoffice Store with place orders early.
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