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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
7
A merchant criticizes large scale ads and urges selecting one affordable item to feature in each issue. The Philadelphia Record urges readers to try this plan, offering space to run changing store news as buyers monitor columns for deals.
The New York Advertiser recalls Senator Clark of Montana claiming his $325,000 effort to gain election was for pure democracy. It details payments to purification agents, committee members, and bribe-like sums to individual senators and representatives, totaling about $1.6 million, or $7.50 per capita, with the outcome uncertain.
The piece narrates a bitter clash between Senator Clark and Fr. Agustus Heinze as they pursue political purification in Montana. It details taunts of purifying the bench and elections, Heinze’s self funded Anti-Trust Democratic Party, bribe accusations, and a broad atmosphere of money and influence corrupting state politics.
Charley Scott and Eph Stoller arrived back Sunday from a two weeks hunting trip on Willow Creek. Scott bagged three deer, a buck and two does, one dressed at 200 pounds. Dr. Rathbone and L. E. Boardwine were away on Birch Creek with Boardwine sick most days. Rathbone killed two deer and reportedly fired at a very large buck at 126 yards without a hit. Sunday afternoon, they returned to Dillon with their game. Mrs. George Mudd hosted Baptist Sunday school students teachers and officers at North Washington Street last Saturday, with games and chicken sandwiches ice cream and ash served.
Report of the Condition of The First National Bank at Dillon Montana as of Nov 25 1902 detailing resources including loans overdrafts securities and notes of other banks and cash items. It lists legal tender and specie holdings and summarizes deposits due to other banks and to individuals with a special account amounting to 1 04920238 dollars.
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