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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1896
Page
4
Office details for subscriptions and payments listed by the Tribune Publishing Co Dillon Montana. Instructions cover mailing addresses for notices and advertising and indicate editorial correspondence should go to the Tribune.
The Dillon audience reacts to speakers Weed Hartman and Brown in a heated pre election scene. The paper endorses Willis as county attorney and Brown for state senator, while urging voters to back the Silver Republican ticket and reject goldbug claims.
The Democratic press and speakers push Republicans to oppose the Democratic platform on the financial issue. They urge loyalty to the party for past and future gains, stressing Beaverhead county and state tickets, and the upcoming November 3 1896 election with McKinley support from Chateau Montanian and the Dupuyer Acantha.
The editorial endorses Magee for county commissioner and L. J. Price for clerk of the court. It backs A. N. Anderson for county commissioner and commends Chancy R. Brown as a capable Republican candidate. It calls for public disclosure of the New York firm behind the gold payment invoice and praises Tom Mulany for sheriff as honest and fearless.
Officials remind the public there are four days to register. If a name is not on the registration books when the office closes next Tuesday night, participation in voting is impossible.
A political letter from T B Craver declines the National Republicans nomination while supporting Geo M Brown for county ticket, dated Oct 20 1896. Also a notice from T Cashmore states he is not a candidate for county coroner, remains a loyal Republican, and declines office. An Ear deafness cure ad for Hall’s Catarrh Cure claims cures and offers samples.
The Inter Mountain reports that all Republican mine managers and superintendents in Butte openly back Bryan and Hartman. They claim nearly every miner they employ is a loyal silver man, alarming backers of Goddard’s secret order campaign.
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