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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
6
Beaverhead county Republicans at Dillon held their county convention with 53 delegates. The platform endorsed Roosevelt's administration and urged support for GOP candidates at Chicago on June 16, naming delegates and alternates and confirming a strong pro administration stance.
Laura and Dan Fetter pursue a pirate treasure hinted by a family map. After Uncle Dudley’s bankruptcy and suicide, they marry aboard the tramp steamer Dudley and sail toward a protected bay near the Andes where the map points to hidden gold.
Henry Thompson offers a $100 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for robbing or molesting his sheep camps, dated 133 mos.
The government wins its sixth important case upholding Secretary of Agriculture grazing regulations for national forests. Judge Robert E. Lewis overruled Fred Light of Pitkin County Colorado who argued state fence laws apply to stock drifting. A friendly suit will test enforcement as in the Shannon case.
Bozeman Montana resident Mrs E E Miller reports relief from kidney complaints after taking Dean's Kidney Pills during recurrent falls. The ad claims the pills cure sick kidneys and cites other unnamed patients as helped. Sold by dealers nationwide with Forseter Milburn Co as sole US agent. Remember the name Dean's.
Grand Magazine notes uncanny foresight by individuals including the wife of Sir Richard Button who predicted Burton upon first meeting him. It mentions a man whose ability to foresee events led medical experts to acquire his brain after death for study.
An actor named Priest performed at a principal London theater. At the Garrick Club a remark noted many men in the pit each evening, with Mr. Poole suggesting they were clerks who had taken Priest's orders.
Mrs Bacon-Why notes a piano with silent keys and other features. Mr Bacon-Agreeing adds more good points in this brief Yonkers Statesman exchange.
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