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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1899
Page
4
Fisher a San Francisco advertising agent is our authorized agent and this paper is kept on file in his office. The Tarsone Pus Cov will not be responsible for any debts contracted by employees except in cases where orders signed by the manager are given.
After a lingering illness Vice-president Hobart passed peacefully away Tuesday morning. Starret A. Hobart born June 3, 1844 in Monmouth County New Jersey rose from Rutger's College to become Paterson city counsel, state legislator and speaker, then senate president and national Republican leader before his 1897 seat as vice president. The piece also surveys heavy taxpayers in Beaverhead, vaccination debates in Chicago, and remarks on wool tariffs and the Missoulian editorial stance.
The Montana irrigation needs demand storage for flood and regular flows. Private capital will build reservoirs, but national aid is needed. Senator Carter’s work in the U.S. Senate supports federal irrigation assistance to develop fall capacity.
A historical note extols Senators Carter and Warren as foremost champions of federal irrigation for the West. It credits their leadership in the river and harbor bill and argues federal storage of water is crucial for Montana’s future, development, and potential statehood. It also cites endorsement from irrigation groups and a medical testimonial for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
A compact quip filled row of witty reflections on intellect aging and romance. It contrasts wise men with impractical hobbies, notes the lure of memories when away, and ends with a caution about faith being broken.
Harry Allen of Co. 5 Montana Volunteers and night operator at Dillon depot received a silver medal during a Corinne Utah home reception. Speeches honored him, a dance followed, and he has since resumed work on the Oregon Short Line at Idaho Falls.
A posse armed with revolvers cornered four robbers at a camp near sunset. Three robbers died from wounds. a boy, terrified, was captured hiding in a creek. The surviving robber fled but was wounded by Joe Brion and surrendered. The posse returned to Bozeman with prisoners and recovered horses.
A former member of the sheriff’s posse recounts a 30 year old affair in the Centennial valley about a boy who escaped after a put up job in a Montana horse theft. The man involved drew a penitentiary term for his share in the crime.
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