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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
4
The column covers National Conventions and political chatter with Bryan and Coxey references, irrigation funding by Congress, Kalispell Bee launch with editors Butler and Aitken, and U S forces in the Philippines defending civilians from local violence amid guerrilla bands.
The Salt Lake Tribune notes Yale’s impact on New Haven with 327 seniors over four years spending about 1.25 million and 2517 students, asserting the school contributes roughly 2.5 million annually to the town’s economy. It then questions Mr. Bryan’s view that U S moral sympathy can end the South African war, challenging his claim.
The article notes Dillon preparing Fourth of July celebrations, references the Oregon election shift toward Republicans, and cites Secretary Wilson on irrigation as key to turning arid lands into prosperous farms. It argues irrigation links land with waters to create an inland empire and rural homes on public lands.
A collage of editorials from Helena, Kalispell, Ravalli, and Misgoulian lampoons political factions and celebrants, noting Democratic standards and citizen expectations. Includes a local ad for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touting its wide medical uses and a 25 cent price from City Drug Store.
Voluntary observers report Dell county sees very dry weather and low Bedrock river water with winds and sparse moisture. Dillon county notes warm conditions with west winds and no crop damage while early grain is irrigated and potatoes thrive. Congress limits forest reserve scrip land uptake after Oct 1 and Benton levee work progresses with bids for 500 cubic yards of stone requested by June 16.
Advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and offers a one hundred dollar reward for any deafness case caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. The claim cites constitutional remedies and promotes Hall's Family Pills as a top product, with Toledo company contact.
A Daily Press digest lists a Helena grand jury session set for June 25. Montana figures include a $40 rate for delegates to Kansas City, a major timber fire near Anaconda, and fatal accidents in Butte and Summit. Governor asks contributions for India famine relief. two masked robbers take $485 in Boulder. The Virginia City trial of Martin Peel proceeds. ex Governor Richards argues Montana could gain two congressmen. A Klondike wedding tour ends in tragedy in Lake Bennett. numerous railroad, mining, and institute meetings fill the state agenda.
Retail druggists refund money if Cascarets fail to cure constipation the ad claims. It lists prices 100 and 256 and emphasizes lasting relief from bowel issues.
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