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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
4
Tribune urges readers who do not receive the paper regularly and on time to notify the office. The paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it consistently.
Beaverhead county Republican convention reached a rare harmony with no major splits. Delegates nominated a strong ticket without state slates, including a four year county commissioner from Big Hole basin and a southern district representative, signaling a clean, merit based campaign ahead. The paper endorses the Republican slate and lauds Roosevelt era prosperity while contrasting with past Democratic hardships.
Democratic National Committeeman Roger C. Sullivan of Illinois labeled William Jennings Bryan a liar in a New York City address last Friday. Sullivan challenged Bryan to prove the truthfulness of his statements while accusing him of deliberate untruths in remarks since his arrival from abroad.
The text critiques William Jennings Bryan’s sincerity in politics, accusing him of profiting from campaigns and advertising. It compares his public persona to stage income and hints he favors politics as revenue. It also notes mixed local items about education and a Wisconsin tariff view, plus a sensational run-away house in Butte.
The article reports President Roosevelt stressing Christianity's crucial role in American life during a bi centennial address in Oyster Bay. It condemns Bryan's railroad ownership plan as impractical and dangerous, and condemns Russian anti Jewish brutality in Warsaw with reports of killings and assaults.
Beaverhead county woolgrowers cheer a $48 828 79 increase in this year s clip over last year s. The past week also featured the Republican primary elections and county convention with broad party harmony noted amid a flood of sensational slop in Butte Miner and rival papers.
A nostalgic line recalls a lover who pursued marriage through a diamond ring and found his girl, described as a peach, priced at ten cents a pound for peaches.
The man who ate fresh oysters argues that September letters do not render the oysters fresher, contending the R in September does not affect their quality.
Quotes from Great Falls Leader Red Lodge Picket Forsyth Times and Goodwins Weekly reflect political humor and opinions on Bryan and party rules. The items parody democrat republican contrasts and home front sentiment with light political jests.
In the Montana series second installment by Mr. Connolly copper wealth at Butte hill surpasses any treasure tale. He notes the area supplied about one third of world copper and fifty million dollars annual output, while recounting fortunes and political corruption sparked by mining.
The text describes a Chicago to Divide Mont shipment of 40 000 pounds wire costing 1318 58 with freight 110 per hundred pounds to Divide. Part unloaded to Big Hole basin, rest to Dillon 40 miles, freight 30 per hundred for the Divide to Dillon leg. Total freight 524 15, two-fifths of wire cost. Gov Toole vetoed the freight commission bill. He leads Montana democracy.
In the Helena Record the writer argues that Mr. Bryan’s error was finishing his international journey prematurely. The piece critiques timing and public perception of the trip’s conclusion.
A 100 dollar reward claim is offered for any catarrh case Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. The ad claims the constitutional disease requires internal treatment and asserts the medicine works by blood and mucous surface action. It urges sending testimonials to F J Cuzney & Co of Toledo Ohio and lists a local retailer R L Riley. Hall's Family Pills are recommended for constipation.
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