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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
8
The report lists visits and movements of residents and visitors across Dillon, Butte, Melrose, and nearby areas. It notes teacher appointments and changes, visits to Reichle and other families, hunting trips, travels to Denver and Los Angeles, and a forthcoming Wisdom harvest festival on September 13.
Miss Beth Pendleton of Bristow left for Dillon this week to enter the High school. Paul Jahnke departed for Chicago to attend the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Montana company.
Socialist party members who are residents and electors in Beaverhead county are called to meet at Beaverhead county court house Dillon on September 14 1912 at 3 p m to nominate candidates for county offices including state senator representative county treasurer clerk district court sheriff county attorney surveyor coroner public administrator assessor superintendent of schools county commissioner justices of the peace and constables and to elect a county campaign committee to fill vacancies and conduct other business as needed. County CENTRAL COMMITTEE SOCIALIST PARTY.
The sheet lists a Progressive State ticket with candidates for United States Senator Joseph M Dixon Governor Frank J Edwards Thomas Everett George A Horkan W D Symmes Associate Justice George W Farr Secretary of State George Metcalf Attorney General C M Law yer Treasurer H J Thompson Auditor Edward Crumrine Superintendent Bert Adams Tower Railroad Commissioner R A Moore Presidential Electors Conrad Kohrs James T Stanford Col Sam Gordon A W Merrifield with their home towns and professions.
The Bull Moose platform endorses the national party platform and Senator Joseph M. Dixon. It pledges support for reforms including regulation of lobbying public utilities commissions blue sky laws investment of state funds in farm mortgages and equal suffrage alongside labor and tax reforms and a recall mechanism for Bull Moose candidates.
A. Potts receives praise from Dillon residents for introducing Alder-i-ka a buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture. The German remedy reportedly cured appendicitis and a single dose now relieves sour stomach gas and constipation instantly.
Report of the condition of The First National Bank at Dillon Montana as of September 4 1912. It lists resources totaling 2 164 327 70 with loans 1 252 315 56 and deposits 965 428 50, plus notes and securities, and liabilities including capital 200 000 00 and surplus 100 000 00. The document bears the Beaverhead county certification and bank officials signatures.
The Montana United States district court under Judge George M. Bourquin adopts new rules and outlines term dates for Butte division. It details juror selection procedures, trial calendars, division assignments, and dismissal for lack of prosecution with specific weekly law and motion schedules.
Harrisons advertises a wide range of new and second hand household items at the Dillon store, urging readers to visit for low prices and a full selection.
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