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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
4
A letter indicating correspondence intended for the editorial department is addressed to Evitor Tribune and entered at the Dillon post office for transmission as second class matter.
Tripung subscribers who do not receive their papers regularly and on time are asked to notify the office. The paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it regularly.
The Bedrock lakes reservoir project has grown into a large undertaking beyond initial dreams. The executive committee bears heavy work and worry while facing obstacles. Support from Montana's Washington delegation, the state land board, state officers, and Beaverhead county public spirited men backs the effort despite local opposition.
Idaho Senator Dubois in a U S senate speech urged barring Mormons and polygamists from Arizona voting as part of a statehood bill amendment. He claimed many polygamists exist in Arizona and New Mexico, criticized Utah for failing to curb polygamy, and argued disfranchising polygamists targets the practice rather than religion. The piece criticizes the plan as radical yet notes potential direction.
In a fiery broadside, Eugene V. Debs assails the general public and the socialist weekly Appeal to Reason. He railingly suggests hanging Moyer and Haywood and warns governors to follow them, calling for Debs and all connected with the publication to be shipped from the United States to an uncivilized island.
Susan B Anthony, famed advocate for women’s suffrage, has died. Her lifelong effort toward emancipation and equal rights left a lasting influence despite ongoing global conflicts. The Philippines reports heavy casualties as the war sidelines peace prospects amid Moro clashes.
Volume one number one announces the Carbon County Republican weekly with the Grand Old Party allegiance. Johns and Cushman publish from Red Ledge as the new paper pledges to follow a straight and narrow political course.
The Forsyth Times condemns gamblers as lawbreakers with no defense or apology. It asserts gamblers deserve punishment if they persist in illegal betting and rejects any stance of leniency or moderation.
New York City hosts the Hide and Leather association annual meeting where members vote to raise the price of footwear by one third. The text satirically notes stock losses and local politics in Montana, including Dillon and Silver Bow county.
Judge Donlan of Butte continues to adopt The Limit as his guiding motto, signaling a strict personal standard in his courtroom and public conduct.
Five Easton mine workers from Madison County Virginia were hospitalized after a wagon overturned Saturday night. Injuries include a dislocated shoulder, back bruising, severe hip bruising, and others among the crew. Names listed: James Robbins John L. Earp Frank W. Garnett Joe Trenarry Marion Baker.
The county board met with Chairman W M Oliver, Commissioners D D McKnight and Secretary J S Baker presiding. Actions included deferring County Fair measures to June, accepting Z M Cantrells resignation as justice of the peace, granting saloon licenses, and appointing road viewers for multiple projects including openings abandonments and widenings along Blacktail Deer Creek Valley and Big Sheep Creek Road.
Beaverd ead county board reports unfavorable view on Ernest Orr petition to change the road and rejects the petition. Horace McIntyre wins right to close old road section and move fencing for a new boundary. Tax sale certificate canceled. lighting contract awarded to Graeter Electric. Road petitions referred to Commissioner Montgomery for June meeting. road crews appointed. quarterly county officer reports approved.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages, describing it as a constitutional treatment that works through the blood and mucous surfaces. The makers promise $100 for any uncured case and urge sending for testimonials, with sales through druggists at 75 cents plus a note for Hall's Family Pills.
A Redrock Montana ad lists trained dogs for Kale at reasonable prices including one Dolly female ready to train priced at 7.50. It also advertises turkey eggs at 200 per dozen and high quality white and barred rock eggs at 2.00 per dozen from Fisher's flock. Craver stock claims a best in the US origin.
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