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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
4
All business letters and notices for publication should go to the TripUnG PUBLISHING CO. Editorial manuscripts should be addressed to Epiror Taipune.
Tribune urges subscribers who do not receive papers on time to notify the office and ensure regular delivery, stating the paper is published regularly and should arrive consistently.
The Tribune-Review notes strong republican support in Montana for Lee Mantle as a United States senator and predicts Joe Dixon will be renominated for congress. The article argues Mantle’s candidacy is logical and broadly approved, with Dixon expected to win re election and no Democratic challenger seen capable of contesting him. It cites Theodore Roosevelt’s record and a unified party stance boosting prospects for a Republican victory this year.
A Helena Record note warns of dangers from the peek a boo waist after Miss Anna Weisenbern of Belleville Illinois broke her arm trying to button one. The item details the fancy design and the accident, while broader notes cover a Philadelphia kidnapping trial and swift justice, a Sheridan creamery plan, and Lima Fourth of July preparations.
The Dillon college capped its commencement with an evening dance in the hall and a grand concert directed by Prof. and Mrs. E. S. Luce. The dance featured punch and cards, while the concert showcased over sixty voices in a two hour program with extensive instrumental numbers.
A Sheridan Enterprise report notes a stalled electric railway proposal with surveys and a Virginia City Dillon subscription plan unclear. It also surveys Beaverd County politics, upcoming candidate chatter, and a birthday week for the Republican Party in Philadelphia with 152 Fremont voters. Foster D Coburn’s rejection of a Kansas Senate seat draws wide attention.
An advertisement claims a $100 reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as maker and notes testimonials from Walpine Kinnan Marvix Whelesse Druggists. The cure is described as internal with action on blood and mucous surfaces and prices at one dollar per bottle. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Tribune reports Horace McIntyre of Horse Prairie wed Miss Emma Ballinger of New Prague Minnesota in Butte on Wednesday. The notice does not say when the couple will be at home to friends on Horse Prairie.
Mrs E H Brundage will entertain the guild next Thursday. R F Settles of the Helena Record stereoptype department is a guest of A B Clements for a week. F W Vogler, Bedrock stage man, is in the city today. The ladies aid of the M E church will be entertained at the church lecture room next Thursday by Mrs Wm Roberts.
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