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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1904
Page
5
Notice states the Tribune Pen Co not responsible for employee debts unless signed by a manager and urges subscribers to report missed deliveries. emphasizes regular, timely publication and delivery to readers.
William Jennings Bryan argues in the Commoner that a Democratic victory would scarcely advance economic policy while under Wall Street control. He condemns Judge Parker's sub panel labor plank as meaningless and says Parker’s nomination undercuts the anti trust platform. July 3, 1904.
The International Brotherhood of Railway Employers of Glendive Montana passed a resolution to tender united support to Hon William Lindsay for Governor. They commend him to brethren in other parts of the state, noting his extensive employment of labor and fair treatment of workers.
Alton B Parker in Esophus New York argues one dollar daily is sufficient for unskilled labor if work is steady. This clashes with the era's standard wages of 1.60 per day, prompting readers to question the Examiner's memory and sources regarding Beaverhead county Republican ties to Heinze.
Alton B. Parker declares if elected he will revoke the pension order for President Roosevelt, arguing the move shows gratitude missing toward the old soldier.
Next Thursday the Dillon Theatre hosts Hon William Lindsay Republican governor candidate and Hon Thos H Carter former U S Senator to discuss campaign issues. The pair are described as principled leaders with broad support and national and state recognition, promising an engaging evening of political debate.
The Pony Sentinel urges voters to elect Lew L. Callaway, Republican nominee, for Fifth Judicial District Judge over Judge Parker. It accuses Parker of slow business methods that delay property titles and inflates costs, while praising Callaway as vigorous, honest, experienced, and a Madison county native with Montana ties.
School census by R F Tattersall, clerk of district 10, covers Dillon and surrounding areas. It tallies 893 minors under 21 with 436 males and 457 females, and 699 school age youths 6 to 21 with 332 males and 389 females. Under 6 total 194 with 104 males and 90 females. Attendance at County Free High School exceeds prior years, and graded-school enrollment is 380, up 49. Pony mill sale follows. town anticipates short-term boost from construction jobs, then downturn as teardown proceeds.
The Yellowstone Leader reports a rally in Bigtimber attended by about 800 people, most of them children. The piece suggests the attendance implies the younger generation of Democrats may be wiser than their parents.
The Nov 8 game at Beaverhead ended with Republicans 18 to Democrats 0 as the home team left runners Gist McCaleb and Nelson on base. Hill Gleed and Jahoke fanned, while the Examiner was ejected for arguing with the umpire over a poor showing.
The Western News hails Hon. Jos. M. Dixon as a bright clever energetic genial gentleman whose ambition is not limited by any sphere. The item notes he is well liked locally and highlights his positive qualities.
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