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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1893
Page
4
Senator Wolcott told a Washington reporter that the East misunderstands the West and praised western youths as energetic, imaginative leaders. He argued silver and gold standard debates shape currency, noted most money is borrowed, and condemned dull prairie life that stifles ambition.
Senator George M. Brown Hon A O Rose and Hon J B Fleming arrive in Dillon tomorrow evening. Citizens of Dillon and Beaverhead county urged to attend a royal greeting at the opera house, praising their stand against corruption and the selection of Dillon for the normal school.
A Bozeman New Issue correspondent under the pseudonym EBeaverhead slanders Mayor Dil Jon and the city in a unsigned article. The writer likens the piece to a former Dillon crank and a disgraced ex-saloon client, urging the use of a harsher alias than Beaverhead.
The Beaverhead County affair notes five women chosen as vice presidents to spur local interest, with Dillon seated officials to preside in absence. It also covers Congress, bi metallic ideas, railroad unrest, Dempsey fight praise, Kansas politics, and a proposed U S Britain silver treaty draft by Delmar with financial implications.
A letter from Dron dated February 28 1893 criticizes the board of appraisers for plans to raise taxes and evade anger of property holders. The writer implies officials hide wealth and mentions departure to South Africa as part of the prevails.
The Helena Herald comments that Democrats, slow to grasp magnanimity, resisted Judge Jackson’s confirmation. It notes Jackson’s unimpeachable Democratic record and his appointment as a United States judge, signaling eventual acceptance.
The unsigned remarks condemn the Senate for delaying Judge Jackson's successor confirmation to hinder General Harrison from appointing a new circuit judge. Proponent claims the action is mean, contrasting it with the President’s liberal use of patronage toward a political opponent.
River Press lauds Wilbur F. Sanders for strenuous party service during the senatorial struggle at Helena. The piece praises his unflagging efforts for party success, his handling of discussions with Mantle and his sharp rebuke to Coder, arguing any Republican who can win should hold the seat.
In a crowded street Car, Ralph Rogers and George Croxton meet by surprise after years apart. Misidentifications and a lookalike cousin reveal a tale of memory, mistaken identity, and a resolved vow not to misrecognize again, ending with a hasty departure.
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifying remedy to prevent malaria from marshy conditions and decaying vegetation. Includes testimonials from Mrs. B. F. Davis and Julia A. Kino, claims success in dengue fever and summer illness, and notes pricing and availability through C. L Hood & Co. and local dealers Hammer & Moore.
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