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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
4
TriBUNE asks readers who do not receive their paper on schedule to notify the office. The notice stresses regular publication and delivery for all subscribers.
A reader urges the Tribunes notice of Richland county dairy data from the Richland Democrat. The report shows 65 factories paying farmers 936 250 for milk and 1 060 000 including calves, with an average 64 60 per cow. Beaverhead county has one creamery and calls for patronage, while national trends and local events touch mining, beef, rail, and a stray horse in Mountain View cemetery.
A London public meeting hears a proposal for a night school to teach engaged couples duties of marriage. The bishop envisions exams for matriculation and courses in courtship, cooking, and domestic life with quips about potential mix ups and runaway scholars.
The column notes the shift in value from farmers to liquor interests over fifty years, with farmers earning 63 percent of product value in 1850 and 20 percent by 1900. It cites the 1903 internal revenue from liquor, municipal revenue gains, and a breakdown of a bushel of corn whiskey, while urging awareness of liquor costs to government and society.
A Toledo advertisement offers a $100 reward for any case of catarrh that Hall's Cattarrh Cure cannot cure. It features F J Cheney of Toledo and notes the firm’s honor and solvency. The remedy is taken internally with blood and mucous surface action and priced 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are recommended for constipation.
Lys Patrick and Doc Price locate a graphite claim on Spring Creek above Stone Creek. A large ledge of nearly pure graphite is exposed and under sample testing. At the Baptist church Rev. Horace W. Tilden preaches a morning sermon on Self assertion versus Self denial and an evening sermon on Is the Second Coming of Christ Yet in the Future.
Seventeen head of W. W. Wylie cattle in the Cherry Creek basin were killed by a live wire fallen from Madison Power Company lines near Bozeman. A single cow touched the wire and died, followed by the rest in quick succession. Hon. G. T. Paul returned from an inspection tour of Montana educational institutions as a state board committee member.
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