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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1916
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune lists in advance pricing for one year at 2.00 dollars 1.00 dollar and 0.60 dollar for this home printed paper. The notice notes entry at Dillon post office for second class mail transmission.
Eight-page Republican ticket lists Charles E Hughes of New York for president and C W Fairbanks of Indiana for vice president. The document frames the national ticket with party designation and regional affiliations.
The Helena Independent notes sidewalk riding by boys and protesting motorists. It urges strict enforcement of traffic laws to prevent injuries and clashes between cyclists and autos, calling for action before a tragedy.
The Amsterdam Recorder notes that for 44 years the Republican platform has urged tariffs to protect American industries. It observes that voters have ousted three Democratic administrations, including the current Wilson administration, and suggests business and working people may again vote Democrats out in four years.
The Butte Sons of Saint George plan their third Dillon picnic on August 12 guided by two special trains bringing members and friends. They will be joined by a local band to provide daytime music for attendees. Also note the passing of poet James Whitcomb Riley.
Imports from Canada and Cuba for ten months ending in April totaled 330 million dollars, compared with 202 million dollars for the same period in 1913. The figures reflect tariff laws in effect under the Payne and Underwood regimes as two neighbors leverage tariff changes even amid wartime context.
The Helena departure of a late August booster tour will travel through Missoula Anaconda Butte Bozeman Billings and Great Falls with 15 minute to three hour stops at intermediate stations Beaverhead county is skipped despite its custom of sending special trains to the fair state officials likely expect the trip to proceed without this county and its facilities.
Editorial argues Dillon invites new residents while Twin Bridges Monitor pushes a roping idea. It notes Dillon’s desirability, mentions Charles Darling’s governor bid and his pledge to all voters, and reports Helena’s Lamb club folding due to finances with a call for wealthy sheep men to join.
Republican candidate Elizabeth Sutherland announces her bid for Beaverhead superintendent of schools. The filing notes the August 29 primary election and states her candidacy is subject to electors' action.
To the voters of Beaverhead county George P. Wolfe of Dillon Montana announces as a Democratic candidate for county treasurer. A. G. Williams announces as Republican candidate for nomination to county auditor at the August 29 1916 primary.
Jay Baker announces candidacy for renomination for Beaverhead county clerk and recorder subject to Republican voters at the August primary. C.K. Wyman announces for sheriff as the Republican nominee at the August 29 1916 primary.
The Republican party announces the candidate for county attorney as part of the primary election to be held August 29, 1916 in Dillon Montana. W. G. Gilbert located at 414 S. Washington Street is the named contact.
To the electors of Beaverhead county there by announce myself as a candidate for nomination to the office of county auditor by the Republican party at the primary nominating election to Jupson P Best 29 34.
To the electors of Beaverhead county the office of state senator is placed before you by the Republican party at the primary nominating GEO R FEATHERLY Dillon Montana.
The office of clerk of the district court notes a primary nominating election set for August 29, 1916. Coroner candidate L. C. Ford, Sr. seeks renomination as a Republican. Lima, Montana.
Letters from Fred Gillett Moore Montana Helena Dobler Idaho City Wm Crampton Idaho and Mike Filmore Butte show widespread interest in Beaverhead county homesteads. The Dillon commercial club answers promptly as inquiries arrive by mail seeking land details, prices, and locations for settlement prospects.
A military band will perform Sunday afternoon and evening August 6 with patriotic airs marines marches and selections from operas and popular music. Veterans and children alike are stirred by the powerful music and display of national pride.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for deafness caused by catarrh and inflamed Eustachian tubes, claiming a 100 dollar reward for any case it cannot cure. It urges readers to send for circulars and mentions local druggists selling it for 75 cents and promotes Hell's Family Pills for constipation.
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