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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
4
All business letters and advertisements for publication should be sent to Tripuns Publishing Co. Letters for news correspondence and editorial content go to Editor Tribune. Entered at the Dillon post office for transmission as second class matter.
Tribune asks readers who do not receive their papers regularly and on time to notify the office. The paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it consistently.
The Billings Gazette reports that Bryan will not backpedal on silver or alter his radical economic stance. He vows to open mintages to unlimited silver coinage and says party moderates must accept him as he is or stay outside the coalition.
An Anaconda Standard review combines a murder acquittal and swift retaliation by a sister, blaming a "holy roller" influence, with blunt notes on Butte cave-ins endangering miners. It discusses Montana politics regarding Heinze and Mantle, assessement work by Anderegg and Williams, Bryan's wealth, Beaverhead mining revival, and Argenta district prospects, ending with a light quip about the Tribune’s wool.
Secretary Taft attacks vague trusts remedies while urging practical limits on abuses. A mayor White notice warns water users to curb lawn sprinkling hours under strict enforcement, citing reservoir strain and firefighting risks if ignored.
Esther Mitchell admits shooting her brother George Mitchell at the depot after a dispute while George and Perry led the way. She declares she does not regret the act and aimed to kill him, with crowd noise obscuring any second shot. Esther and Mrs Creffield face murder charges filed Monday. trial not until October. family seeks funds to transport George’s body to Newberg Oregon for burial.
Helena Montana July 13 1906 board orders July 31 1906 as the hearing date for the governors pardon of Dan Nichols convict in Beaverhead County Grand Larceny two five year terms. notice requires interested parties to attend at 10 am at the capitol office and publisher in the Ditton Tribune for two weeks.
Prof. L R Foote reports to Washington on Beaverhead County High School showing six teachers three men three women and total enrollment one hundred one students with detailed course splits Latin scientific 6 men 20 women classical 4 men 8 women English 1 man 2 women business 31 men 29 women. Oregon Short Line offers round trip tickets to Salt Lake for 15 dollars on trains 10 and 8 dated August 8 with ten day return window.
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