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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
4
Tribune subscribes urged to notify office if papers are not received regularly. Readers should get the paper consistently, and the notice reminds subscribers to report delivery issues.
The Dillon Tribune lauds George B. Conway as a cautious booster for the Bannack fields and the Butte Knickerbocker Mining Co, urging local business and public leaders to convene a meeting to promote immediate development and wider mining interest across Dillon and Beaverhead County.
The Toole regime ends and Governor Edwin Norris takes office with minimal public upheaval. The Butte Evening News urges Norris to mobilize his staff, noting aging officers and a waning martial display. Beaverhead County Fair association forms with prudent bylaws and repurposed facilities from old grounds.
The Dillon Tribune urges a united effort to bolster Mr. Conway and his county impact. It proposes a representative committee of business and public leaders to back his plans and asks for local action to ensure success.
An attorney general opinion holds the anti gambling law applies to all players in card games for money unless the game is not opened or operated by any one person. The Park county inquiry found that casual gatherings to play poker or solo for value also bring all players under the statute as equally liable.
The article urges stockholders to promptly remit ten percent to cover preliminary expenses for a Beaverhead county fair and promotes monthly or annual market days to boost Dillon's business. It notes Lewistown and Kalispell already host market days, and comments on five Saturdays in February and political opinions about Roosevelt.
A concise aphorism noting that extreme beliefs do not guarantee sound judgment. It cautions against equating extremism with rational decision making and suggests discernment in evaluating actions.
A collection of sharp quotes and playful lines from Missoulian, Butte Evening News, Great Falls Tribune, Virginia City Times, Anaconda Standard, and other papers. Themes include election hints, editorials, and satirical jabs about Bryan, Governor Norris, Conrad, and campaign slogans.
The Helena Record notes a theory from northern Montana linking irrigation to sugar beets. The Dawson County Review quips that superior advertising makes a merchant better than a half-sized rival, predicting growth for the savvy advertiser.
The Oregon Short Line reports compliance with the nine hour service rule for Dillon telegraphers and the night baggage man position is discontinued. J. G. Brown of Parma Idaho becomes the new operator arriving to Dillon to begin duties Tuesday. Brown will be joined by his family once a residence is secured. Telegraph shifts are Huey 11 am to 8 pm John 8 pm to 5 am Brown 2 am to 11 am.
One hundred dollar reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorses the product with a 15 year reputation and financial reliability. Wholesale druggists Walpine Kinnan Marvin attest to the firm. Cure is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials offered free. Price 75 cents per bottle sold by druggists. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the post office up to date will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC if not called for within 30 days. Names include W W Combs Tim Story Della B McKee Grace Lamo Hutchens Etta Pompe Julia Spostorome Frime int Post Master.
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