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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1916
Page
7
The Dillon Montana Tribune lists subscription rates and contact details. It notes publication regularity, ad rates for notices and obituaries, and states the Tripunge Publishing Co will not be responsible for employee debts.
Leaders from Catholic Protestant and Jewish groups at a Chicago convention promote a new basis for fellowship through wide religious education. Mgr McDevitt says the Catholic church favors broader youth instruction. Meyer foresees common meetings and federation. Benderley affirms support for religion as daily instruction.
At the annual American Paper and Pulp Association meeting in New York the rise in material costs for paper making was credited as the main issue. Members doubt when relief will come, noting ongoing increases even after the war ends and listing steep percentage gains across items from dyes to coal and chemicals.
The Cummins movement attracts broad backing across Montana as voters from Roosevelt and Taft eras unite behind Cummins. Supporters say he will prove a powerful vote getter and expand his reach in the Rocky Mountain region beyond his home state popularity built over many years in politics.
The Paramount Issue, Billings declares itself the state anti saloon organ and will publish semi monthly until May 1 and then weekly through the November election to push Montana into the dry states column. Weather locally is dry forecast, irrigation concerns, and farmers prep for spring. A government aviator is hospital in Washington after a three story fall. The state forms a Roosevelt for President League.
Oregon rejoined the Republican fold as progressives returned to the party with a cordial reception from Republicans. The shift signals a united front amid broader party realignments and campaign momentum.
Cabled peace talk from the other side sends American stocks tumbling as a mining stock plunges six dollars a share. The piece notes brewing political ambitions, growing war talk, and the Ottoman attack on Armenians, while reporting Dutch anger over the Tubantia sinking and a lack of market notes.
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional treatment. It promises a $100 reward for any failure to cure and notes the product is taken internally and sold by druggists at 76 cents, with accompanying Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The report lists men and women registered by precinct in Beaverhead Montana. It notes a low share of women among registrants and urges additional female registrations before the April 21 presidential primary and the September county election.
Frank A Hazelbaker returned from a short business trip to Butte. Perry Kline a cattle buyer from Butte looked over the market last week. Mrs Margaret Roe returned from Los Angeles where she spent the winter. M D Gist left for Pocatello Idaho on a business errand. I F Hunsaker and wife and small son returned from Butte. Mrs William Herman was in Butte this week for eye treatment. Hazelbaker Badcon offer ranch loans at very low rates. The best duplicating second sheets for letters may be had at the Tribune Book store. Harris Opp returned from Butte after appendicitis surgery. Hart Miller came from Lakeview to attend to business interests. Mr and Mrs O Daniels returned to Dillon to live after six months on Grasshopper. Mrs Kate Holcomb and grandson returned from Livingston. Miss Addie Ferris visiting sister Jessie here. Mrs Terrence Flynn returned from a visit in Butte accompanied by her son Herbert. Mr Flynn returned home Wednesday.
Great Falls ministers back a safety-first Sunday plan expanding statewide. At a city meeting they set April 30 to launch the scheme with sermons promised by the majority of city ministers and corporations engaged across the state.
A terse party row reference urges Bryan Democrats to settle internal disputes and avoid public clashes. The remark emphasizes unity and cautions against disrupting ongoing campaigns or governance. No additional context or named individuals are provided.
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