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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
4
The President's acceptance letter defends a steady financial policy, boasting bonds refinanced at lower rates, and asserts the administration has fulfilled promises without shirking duty. It argues Republicans were right on finance in 96 and that the past four years prove the nation's growing credit and fiscal prudence.
The speaker celebrates growth under the flag in Cuba and Porto Rico, argues tariff boosts benefited the island, and defends the Philippines policy. He asserts a future of self government as readiness grows, denies any scuttle policy, and urges voters to trust promises fulfilled and positions vindicated.
A column discusses Webster Davis and Adlai Stevenson, contrasting Cleveland and Bryan Democratic brands. It denounces war critics, cites Bryan backers, and notes imperial hopes over Li Hung Chang. The Galveston disaster prompts national sympathy and calls for unity amid Gold Standard praise. It ends with Montana politics references to David E. Folsom and pioneer voters.
North Carolina politics cited with party contrasts between a negative Democratic stance and a positive Republican approach. Mentions candidates George Taylor Pat Phillips and Lute Graeter, Beaverhead Republican club formation, Joe Poindexter’s third term bid, and Kansas farmers opposing Bryan. Local industry reports include Hilgert Olson cigar brands Merchant's Court and Board of Trade. Also notes Krause antipyrine remedies sold by City Drug Store.
Mrs Hart offers tailored suits and unfurnished rentals at 12 dollars for three rooms. Inquiries go to Mrs J S Vermillion at the corner of Washington and Dillon. Mrs Bri Pasmore and Mrs Matt Orr host luncheon for lady friends at Mrs Orrs home. Mrs W M Oliver hosted Baptist Ladies Aid at her country home. Mrs Matt Orr hosted a large party in honor of Mrs W C Orr Jr of Hamilton.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists F. J. Cheney & Co. and Toledo wholesalers as makers and endorsers. The notice asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and mentions testim onials and Hall's Family Pills.
The Salt Lake Tribune outlines Governor Roosevelt's train tour with stops at Rexburg St Anthony Idaho Falls Blackfoot and Pocatello among others. The schedule shows early morning departures from Butte September 19 with rally visits and a Utah committee gathering in Pocatello. A special three quarters fare rate is offered from all points to Pocatello. Range horses for sale listed by Tasa & Lenkersdoreer Bannack Mont.
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