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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
4
A finely mounted production of The Convict's Daughter debuts at the Dillon Theatre Friday November 7. The comedy drama offers a strong cast, a well told plot, and scenic effects described as the finest ever produced, promising an entertaining season highlight.
The Rock Island System and Southern Pacific Guns announce a $4100 cash prize for naming the new Daily Limited train to California. The service starts November 1, 1902, via the El Paso Short Line. Open to the public with no fees. seek circulars from Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.
A ranch near Twin Bridges offers a choice lot of Young Shropshire Bucks and Cottswold Grades for sale. For inquiries call telephone 19. Max Lauterbach.
A public appeal accuses the Clark Amalgamated coal oil combine of buying influence and urges voters to oppose the Democratic ticket. The message denounces fund-raising tactics and calls for voting against all candidates tied to the alleged manipulation of politics.
General X hosts talks for Normalites on politics and German home life. Weekly subjects include snow crystal forms and direct moral teaching in schools. A Halloween party at Harwood Hall and a six-person literary society debate are planned, with only students and faculty admitted.
Some choice lots near Normal school, business parcels, and acreage adjoining townsite offered by L. J. Prior, Real Estate Agent. Auction details not provided. buyers urged to inquire for more information.
An indignant Bannack resident challenges the Examiner’s report of a Monday night gathering. The letter defends Mr Stranahan and the republican party, notes a well behaved post-meeting dance, denies Dillon involvement, and accuses the paper of mudslinging and fomenting discord ahead of next Tuesday’s vote.
A political message urging voters to back Republican candidates to preserve party organization and success. It claims the Supreme Court should be free from corporate and millionaire influence and cites recent disclosures to characterize the opposition’s campaign.
United States fish car No 2 arrived in Dillon in the early morning from Bozeman under Captain W E Smith with thousands of young trout of three varieties the black spotted brook and rainbow. About twenty thousand fish were destined for Beaverhead county streams and were planted by local men as soon as the car reached the town.
A Dillon city notice alleges prominent Republicans were approached at home over the past 48 hours to sell their honor and support Democratic candidate Judge Leslie for the supreme court. The letter accuses the Clark Amalgamated combine of funding the pressure campaign to defeat Judge Halloway and install a campaign tool.
Last minute plans place Frank Schwartz on tomorrow afternoon’s train to Butte to be with Mrs Schwartz who is in a sister city hospital. She faces a delicate tumor removal operation by Dr Wella with Schwartz hoping to return Monday if successful. Also notice seeking a room or cabin for light housekeeping at the Tribune office.
The James Boys in Missouri comes to Dillon Theatre on Nov 8. The melodrama depicts life in the era of the James brothers with thrilling climaxes andstage action. John Abbott and Harriett Lee headline a capable company delivering romance comedy and strong scenery.
Stockmen may buy 800 acres of pasture and 150 tons of hay from the Geo Stauda ker ranch ten miles north of Dillon. Contact J J SrpEu for details.
Griffith the hypnotist and his supporting company visit the Dillon Theatre on November 4 and 5. The act, praised for drawing crowds, will test theatre capacity with a sixty four hour hypnotic sleep staged in the Fair Store window and concluded at the Dillon Theatre on Wednesday evening.
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