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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
4
The notice lists advance subscription rates and addresses for business letters and advertisements. It states that the Tribune Publishing Co. will not be responsible for employee debts unless orders are signed by the manager and reminds subscribers to notify the office if papers are not received regularly.
Letters to the editor defend forest reserve policies against claims of monopoly and unfairness. They argue residents can appeal grazing permit denials to Washington, reference Regulation No 46 of 1907, and claim small stockmen and homesteaders receive preference while big firms are kept out.
In Montana, stockmen report forest reserves as a success with permits easy to obtain and little protest. The editorial argues reserves benefit the west's stockmen, while acknowledging room for improved administration and criticizes Miner for unfair views. The piece covers general sentiment, mentions small herds, and includes stray notes on elections and marriage attributions.
County fairs and race meetings are common statewide and Dillon could support a county fair. The region has livestock and agricultural strengths and suitable sites near town for grounds and a first class track.
The Washoe smelter’s reduced copper output frees coal for dealers, easing winter fuel for Anaconda workers. Dillon residents worry about coal train supply for the season while questioning the future of the DeForest Wireless company and its Montana venture.
The article notes William Jennings Bryan plans to announce his candidacy for the presidency. It mentions his wealth from campaigning and hints he intends to continue his political career.
Bruce Kremer, a Butte lawyer, announces his candidacy for lieutenant governor on the Democratic ticket amid Montana political chatter. The piece notes broader farmer and free speech themes in state discourse.
A Virginia City Times report lauds Judge Callaway for disposing of 890 cases in 783 working days across the Fifth judicial district. The record notes substantial probate work and hundreds of additional cases from Jefferson county being resolved, with overall district business described as in excellent shape. The Missoulian comments on Montana wheat as a growing state, challenging the claim of low yields and defending actual grain production and farming effort nationwide.
Local agriculture note urges farmers to test dry land farming on unirrigated beach plots. Community members are asked to assist in evaluating profitability and viability for ranchers considering the method.
The New Montana Higher Geography highlights Beaverhead County High School for its unique agricultural course. Dillon is described as a key southwestern Montana city in Beaverhead Valley, home to the state Normal College with a fine library, and an excellent county high school offering an uncommon agricultural program.
Mr Stoller, long engaged in flouring mill work in Colorado, arrived in Dillon and considered starting a flour mill here but was convinced the venture would not pay. He then pondered a feed mill, but local experience showed it too would not profit, so he left Dillon without plans to return to milling.
State of Ohio Toledo notices sworn testimony by Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney & Co claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure will pay one hundred dollars for every uncured catarrh case. Notary A W Gleason witnesses dated December 6 1886. Cures claimed internally affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists 75c Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Mr and Mrs John Cox are anticipated to return home in a few days after a several week trip to the coast and to Vancouver British Columbia.
For sale folding bed bureau washstand feather couch and rocker cupboard bed room suite book case bath tub lino leum lace curtains dishes garden hose and other household articles. Set Mrs Brannan at 423 Railroad Avenue.
St Marys Academy in Deer Lodge Montana run by the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth offers both boarding and day schooling. The academy emphasizes music theory and practice, art including design painting and needlework, and uses modern facilities to ensure comfort and health for pupils. Easy railroad access and inquiries may go to the academy or by letter to 32 81.
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