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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1898
Page
1
Daily arrivals showcase 8-Day Half Hour Striking Clocks with Alarms at 4.00. Quadruple Silver Plated Tea Set four pieces priced at 8.00. Best Plated Tea Spoons offered at 2.00 per set of six. Call to see the goods.
The Beav erhead county party paper profiles Republican candidates for assessor, legislator, sheriff, clerk, recorder, surveyor, treasurer and coroner. It touts Conger Knapp Brown Pyle Mayers Gray Decker Wall and Carter as qualified, honest and capable, while accusing the Democratic organ of faults in economy and management after a year in power.
The Butte Inter-Mountain supports Hogan and denounces Andrew Jackson Campbell. It lists multiple charges against Campbell accusing him of voting against labor interests, backing corporations, supporting goldbugs, switching sides for pay, and contributing to Democratic infighting. It claims Democratic papers have failed to explain these actions. Voters are urged to demand explanations before casting ballots.
An old style ad proclaims the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions and claims it cures piles with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Sold for 25 cents per box by L J Williams.
The article portrays Beaverhead county Republicans backing the silver mining industry against Democratic criticisms. It denounces Democratic claims about silver policy, highlights figures like Charley Padley and Judge Pemerton, and notes David E. Stevens visiting the city as Montana campaigns unfold.
Prof. Walker left Sunday for Billings to attend the Yellowstone county institute and is expected home this evening. Normal students plan a social Friday evening. Miss Lillie Oliver of Dillon and Mr. Moore of Kentucky visited the Normal Tuesday. Minnesota visitors Miss Bradeen and Mr. Pratte, a rough rider from Cuba on furlough, were there last week. Annie Huber returns to school Tuesday after a three week absence. La Fayette day observances and Dr Swain hosted several students Friday. Tallent of Dillon entered the Normal at the start of the week.
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