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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1906
Page
7
Cattle prices advance with reported heavy run of nearly 7000 on Tuesday and slow trade. Choice steers at 5.10 to 5.60, cows 3.00 to 4.25, feeders 4.25 to 4.60, veal calves 4.00 to 5.75, while hogs drift lower at 6.15 to 6.25 and sheep with strong demand.
Frederick L. Lewis, formerly Beaverhead County High School commercial teacher, is invited to the Ohio Medical University commencement on Tuesday May 8. He finishes with top grades in a large class, drawing praise from Dillon friends who recall him as an excellent teacher and gentleman, and he plans to locate in Central America.
A slightly used ten volume Americanized Britannica revised and amended offered for sale at fifteen dollars. The set cost thirty dollars new recently. Call the Tribune Store to inspect the books.
A public leader calls for serious railway rate legislation to curb inter state corporate power while promoting honesty and sanity in public servants. He warns against overzealous reformers and urges broad sympathy for workers and farmers to build wider economic opportunity and moral renewal.
A wide cattle trade dominates the Big Hole basin with shipments and sales by John Peterson John Kennedy E E Calvert Carstens Packing company and others. The week includes 200 240 and 1000 head transfers plus preparations for future sales to Anaconda Tacoma and Seattle.
A quotation emphasizes the foundation stone of national life as the high character of the average citizen. It argues character is essential for the nation’s enduring strength and civic health.
Senator Clark of Montana performed a fervent delivery of the Star Spangled Banner from atop a chair during a reception honoring Speaker Cannon. The patriotic vocal feature with encores wowed senators representatives and foreign diplomats at the Washington event dated May. Dillon reports train tickets on Oregon Short Line to Salt Lake for June 6 to 16, price $15.00, available from June 6.
Chronicle notes Elizabeth Gates died Sunday in Brunswick at age 114. It reports a $150,000 warehouse fire in Denver on Sunday and a Passaic New Jersey clash with Italian coal strikers where four Italians were shot and thirty-two arrested. An advertisement claims ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY cures coughs in twelve hours with money back.
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