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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1917
Page
7
Advance natives of church festivals fairs dancing parties concerts sociables suppers with admission or profits from fancy articles will be charged five cents per line. Card of Thanks and obituary poetry also five cents per line. All business letters notices and advertisements for publication should be directed to the Tribune Publishing Co.
The company states it will not be responsible for any debts contracted by employees except in cases where orders signed by the manager are given.
Ambassador Gerard recounts a German proposal to England for joint force in Mexico to overturn the Monroe Doctrine and colonize the Americas, a threat the administration ignored for years. He laments U S unpreparedness and resilience against European moves to challenge American supremacy.
A broad nationalist column denounces the I W W as a grave menace and urges strong action. It claims strikes threaten crops and industry from Idaho to Oregon, cites shipyards and logging camps, and argues workers should be forced to work or sent abroad. It labels the movement lawless and unpatriotic.
The text notes wartime strains on industry as draft and transport hurdles slow growth. Mills run on prior orders while new contracts dwindle, and buyers expect further readjustments amid price rises. Yet August failures stay few, and new firms form, signaling ongoing economic confidence despite uncertainty.
Secretary McAdoo says the second Liberty Loan will close November 1 1917 with active campaigning starting about a month earlier. Details await final Congressional action on the war bond bill. He urges existing committees to perfect organization for the next push under Federal Reserve supervision as fiscal agent.
Residents complain about bicycle riding on sidewalks especially at night. There have been several narrow escapes from accidents. The roadways are in fairly good condition for wheeling and cyclists should keep off the sidewalks.
About 1000 residents sign a petition to hold a mass meeting in Missoula for organizing a home defense company and electing officers.
Lemhi county Idaho gears up for its sixth annual fair October 3 to 5 in Salmon with full exhibits in field products fruits arts crafts needlework culinary arts school work and livestock. Prime stock from cattle horses sheep and swine will be shown with a last day auction of pure bred animals and a three day race meeting featuring broncho busting wild steer riding and nightly dancing. Contact E K Abbott president Salmon Idaho for premium lists and details.
Relinquishment advertisement offers 320 acres for sale. Includes 40 tons hay, No. 1 wheat sand creek on property, 1.5 sleighs to station, no stones, mountain loam soil. Price $800. Contact S. C. Cook.
Dillon residents and visitors are noted in brief items across town. People include Justin Brundage in Butte, Joe Browne near Melrose, Mrs. Lovell in Butte, and Sheriff Wyman traveling Melrose. Others visit or travel to Sheridan Billings Bozeman Wisconsin Twin Bridges Yellowstone Park and Great Falls.
The ladies group of the Baptist church will hold a food sale at Olmsted Serge store tomorrow Saturday morning. Proceeds benefit church activities and community services.
Readers are told that catarrh can be cured in all stages by Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally. The ad asserts the medicine heals through the blood to mucous surfaces, builds constitution, and aids natural healing. Proponents offer testimonials upon request from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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