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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
4
Trisune asks subscribers who do not receive the paper regularly and on time to notify the office. The newspaper is published regularly and readers should receive it consistently.
In Beaverhead County the campaign outlook suggests a clean race without a whiskey campaign. T. J. Murray told delegates at the convention he would not run a booze fueled campaign if nominated, a stance praised as lacking in prior contests. The piece urges candidates to focus on merit and issues, condemns bribery and saloon rounders, and calls for an election based on fitness rather than liquor, with all county officers elected on merit.
A Dillon campaign rally next Wednesday features Gov Norris and other speakers who are urged to address forest reserve policy. The piece notes Beaverhead county’s large forest reserve and calls for clear Democratic positions, especially amid T J Walsh’s influence and local interest.
The narrative portrays William Howard Taft of Cincinnati as the nation’s embodiment for crises, stressing his Amer ican roots and global influence as a peacemaker and adviser. It highlights his lifelong bond with common people and Yale upbringing, praising his character and public esteem.
The piece contrasts Protection and Free Trade as a defining issue. It lauds the late Joseph Shineberger for a $25,000 bequest toward a non sectarian hospital in Dillon, with expectations that the remaining $90,000 goal will be reached.
Citizens call for timely action to fund a new hospital in Dillon as a lasting monument to a local philanthropist. The appeal notes the danger of delay and hopes wealthy residents will meet the conditions of Mr Shineberger's will to erect a substantial medical institution.
In a Dillon column W. A. McCutcheon cites November start for the Armstead Gilmore railroad, contingent on Taft’s election. He warns Bryan’s win could stall big ventures, while Taft’s victory promises continued growth and Roosevelt‑era policies fueling mining and major industries.
Cattle receipts spiked with heavy declines in beef steers and cows, while top feeders held near steady. Fancy 1,300 pound feeders sold for 5.35 per hundredweight from first hands as packers chased killers. Hog and sheep markets show mixed upward trends with high prices and steady demand. Also includes an advertisement for Cagney’s cure-all with a $100 guarantee and Hall's Pills promotion.
The readers are told of a $100 reward and a claim that Hall's Catarrh Cure fully cures catarrh at all stages. The text asserts catarrh is constitutional and requires constitutional treatment with the cure taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces.
A description from Technical World Magazine explains the rootless cactus of California's desert as a compact round growth that rolls across the sand for months until rain allows it to root where dropped. New shoots form rapidly, drawing moisture from both parent plant and soil, with extensive surface-rooted reach.
One sorrel mare and a gray yearling colt branded with a left shoulder mark were found in a pasture on July 19. Owner can claim by proving ownership and paying for this notice, R S Dincley Dillon Montana.
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