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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
7
The announcement lists advance subscription options one year six months and three months with prices. It notes rates for notices of church festivals fairs concerts sociables suppers and other events with admission fees or article sales at five cents a line. It mentions card of thanks obituary poetry and business correspondence with publication and printing addresses and a disclaimer about employee debts.
The report outlines the Hughes Fairbanks ticket for president and vice president. It notes a lingering business lull in steel textiles and leather yet overall trade remains strong, with labor shortages in skilled work and ongoing rail and ocean freight shifts aiding exports and consumption.
The Montana State Automobile and Good Roads association outlines the July 13 to 15 gathering in Anaconda. Notable speakers include Governor S. V. Stewart on Good Roads, E P Mathewson, Scott Leavitt, P N Bernard, Geo R Metlen, Oscar Rohn, T F Boltz, R B Kelly with topics on roads, cement use, safety, and a Northern Montana route.
Discussion favors oiling macadamized streets over water sprinkling to reduce dust. Montana fair premiums doubled from 1910 to 1915, boosting agriculture and stock raising. Mexico relies on Japan for munitions while embargoes loom. Montana officials push road repairs to please touring motorists. Beaverhead auto club grows to 183 members supporting good roads.
The article traces the fate of the Redrock tungsten mine, outlining its closure, abandonment, and subsequent state. It notes historical operations, ownership changes, and the current condition of the site, including environmental and economic considerations.
The text describes how to become a delegate by signing the roll and paying one dollar. It outlines governor and local official delegate allocations and details the three day program including a motor tour along Flint Creek road and a visit to Anaconda Copper Mining Co. It notes Republican prospects for the fall and mentions Mr Edwards planning a stay.
State Senator J. E. Edwards of Forsyth, a Republican U S Senate hopeful, is in town shaking hands with supporters. He says the GOP ticket looks promising for the fall election.
State troops begin mobilization after opening recruiting stations in Helena Anaconda Butte Bottman and Lewistown. Equipment on hand for 1000 men with more on the way from San Francisco. About 150 horses mules to be purchased this week. Guardsmen to be mustered into federal service at Fort Harrison and take oath to the United States.
Company E of the Second Montana mustered its full peace strength of 65 officers and men Monday night at the Miles City armory. Capt. William Morse and other officers spent Sunday securing recruits, though few were needed to fill the company.
List of precincts detailing judges and clerks with payment amounts across Dillon area. Includes Bedrock, Dillon South North, Barratts, Bannack, Argenta, Birch Creek, Glendale, Polaris, Jackson precincts and others with varied remuneration.
The Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias and Supreme Temple Pythian Sisters gather in Portland from August 1 to 10. Visitors will tour the Columbia River Highway and Gorge by boat, enjoy a salmon dinner, a clam bake, the Supreme Chancellor's ball, a night at the Oaks with fireworks, and a Council Crest council fire.
One hundred dollars reward offered for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by Fr Z Cheney for 15 years as honorable and capable. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as affecting blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials available. Price 76 cents per bottle and sold by druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation promoted.
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