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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
3
Voters show strong interest for the April 2 election with a large registration of 358. Three aldermen will be elected from wards one to three. incumbents Selway Bond and Hughes face re election. The Municipal League plans city mural and street improvements, while a nonpartisan caucus leads to a rival ticket.
Sheriff Quinn and Deputy Pelletier closed six large gambling houses in Butte after notifying proprietors Monday night. Guards and staff enforced the shut down with no resistance as the warned establishments ceased all games within a short period. The mood in the camp was somber as gamblers discussed the new restrictions and the uncertain outlook ahead.
Helena Montana March 22. The Winnie Davis Chapter UDC plans a fountain in a city park dedicated to The Southern Soldier. Donations to Miss Amelia Breidenbach or N J Gould at the American National Bank are invited, by order of Geo C Youns and Miss Evie Morris.
In San Francisco on March 21 Judge Morasky heard the motion to discharge the receiver and set aside the restraining order in the suit of Western Securities against Western Agency and Hiram Tyree.
A montage of local ads and notices lists magnetism as a cure for goiter and epilepsy, and promotes L C Menge and other healers. It also notes real estate rents, ranch listings, job ads for McClure's Magazine reps, and various town reports from Dillon and surrounding areas. Casual mentions include visits, mining manager J S Wells, and Beaverhead county cases with the Dillon Electric Light and Power company.
The ad explains Scott's Emulsion uses cod liver oil, valued for nourishment and vitality. It notes cod fish extinction would be a global calamity due to the oil's life-giving properties and claims the product helps weak and delicate individuals, especially children.
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