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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
4
Notice states Tribune Specietires Co letters for publication should be addressed to Eprros TRrpune. It notes Dillon post office handling as second class matter and disclaims responsibility for employee debts unless signed by the manager.
An essay on envy from a Roosevelt speech notes prosperity brings discontent and warns against attacking successful men. The Initiator, a new Mackay Idaho paper, led by editor Stephen Egan, promotes democracy and blitzes Republican rivals in a lively campaign tone.
William Dawson, an insurance clerk, suddenly loses his memory in Lincoln Park and becomes the “other man.” He wanders, is robbed, jailed, and treated as a vagabond before a country doctor helps uncover his true identity. After weeks, memory returns and he resumes life as Dawson.
The passage notes Senator Pettus rising solemnly in the Senate chamber and shading his eyes as if surveying the chamber. He is described as a conspicuous figure, resembling a pioneer, with his broad palm stretched at right angles to his brow and attracting curiosity in the galleries.
A couple hires Captain Little for a three hour boat trip across to Village on the opposite shore. The dog Tasso disappears then returns, delaying departure. Captain demands a dollar and a half for the trip after the extra search time.
The Tribune Publishing Co promotes Southern Montana agency for American Sales Book Co and markets Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment. It claims the product works internally on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $1000 reward for uncured cases, with circulars and testimonials available.
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