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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1902
Page
5
The Txtsure Pus. Co. will not be responsible for any debts contracted by members except in cases where orders signed by manager are given.
Two notices call Republican county conventions in Montana. Beaverhead county convenes September 24 1902 at 11 a m in Dillon for legislative reps sheriffs treasurers clerks and other offices and to elect 14 delegates to Great Falls. Helena summons a September 3 1902 meeting to nominate a U S representative and Montana Supreme Court justice and to govern convention rules.
The county central committee fixes September 20 1902 as the date for primary conventions in Beaverhead County precincts to elect delegates and alternates to the county convention. J E Morse chairs with secretary J G Wruuts in Dillon Montana.
Reports on county Republican primaries to choose delegates for the county and state conventions in Great Falls on the 27th. Notes housing demand in Dillon for teachers and students at the State Normal school, a petition drive for Tom O'Brien, and ongoing investigations of desert land fraud in Cascade county. Also mentions sidewalk obstructions, Humane Society activity, and local commentary.
A Montana column mocks Aug Heinze and Friday Robinson while noting Henderson’s decline in Washington. Dillon memorial services mark McKinley’s death and a reminder to attend the primaries to elect strong county convention delegates.
Special market letter from Nye & Buchanan Co. notes 22,000 cattle sold in two days at South Omaha, Monday the largest on record. Prices: best cornfed beef $6-$8, choice grass beef $5-$5.50, feeders $4.50-$5, cows $3.25-$3.75, veal $4.50-$6, hogs $7.50-$7.80, lambs $4.50-$4.75, yearlings $3.76-$4, wethers $3.35-$3.50, ewes $2-$2.75. Receipts strong with steady to slightly weaker prices overall.
A distressed girl runs to her father on the front steps crying for a goodbye kiss. He hesitates then asks what she wants. She vows to kiss him once she can make the pucker, delivering a poignant family moment.
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