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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1896
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune official paper of Beaverhead County lists subscription rates and contact details for the Tribune Publishing Co. It notes addresses for business, news, and advertising inquiries and mentions solicitation through P Fisher in San Francisco. The page reflects typical 19th or early 20th century newspaper boilerplate.
Dito Montana June 19 1896 reports mixed views from the St Louis convention with Hartman’s stand for silver and Western voters backing pro silver nominees. Mentions Populists fading, tariff protection West, and gold bug sentiment. cites Helena Herald and Salt Lake Tribune notes on McKinley and cattle shipments from Arizona.
The text argues that truth transcends origins with references to Confucius and Greek poets, then contrasts gold and silver, praising silver as a humble, merciful force that serves the needy and symbolizes purity, honesty, and benevolence. It frames silver as a positive moral currency versus gold as corrupting.
Executive Committee of the Beaverhead Bimetallic Union in Dixon on June 16 1896 announces a nonpartisan drive to raise fifty cents per member monthly to fund free coinage education in the East. Funds will stay east of the Missouri River, targeting working people and farmers in the upper Mississippi Valley. emphasis on informing voters about silver and constitutional money.
The Dion Implement Co states it has bought the entire stock of bicycles and sundries from Mrs. L. Kupfer and merged them with its own. The firm touts a complete city stock, a first class repair shop, and the ability to fill orders from cheap to premium with strong customer praise expected in the future.
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