Letters to the Editor Addressed to Eprtos Tribune
Correspondence intended for the editorial desk notes that letters should be addressed to Eprtos Tribune. The statement sets a channel for writers and outlines submission expectations.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1902
Page
7
Correspondence intended for the editorial desk notes that letters should be addressed to Eprtos Tribune. The statement sets a channel for writers and outlines submission expectations.
The item lists local political roles including Joseph M. Dixon for Congress and others, and rebukes the Examiner for claiming Republicans rely on money. It argues no millionaire donor funds Beaverhead Republicans and urges voters to cast straight Republican for November 4.
Beaverhead county voices praise for B F White an experienced leader with a record in California Oregon Utah Idaho and Montana He has served as president of the senate state chairman governor and declined higher offices The piece urges voters statewide to elect him to the legislature next winter highlighting his integrity and public service.
In a staunch party appeal, Woodworth is praised for experience and probity, while Reinhardt’s long Beaverhead county service is defended against residency rumors. Voters urged to ensure registration by Saturday night and to support these candidates for sheriff and legislative seat.
The railroad boys will vote for Ben Stevenson for County Treasurer. He belongs to the brotherhood and has shared in railroading ups and downs, sympathizing with workers. He is competent, would run the office without a deputy, and has served as secretary of the Dillon Fair and Racing Association without compensation.
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