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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
1
An advertorial note highlights a business reputation built on listening to customers and accurately selecting items. It emphasizes confidence customers place in calling orders, the ear for wants, and the skill to satisfy their needs.
An advertisement proclaims a method to fit and please men of every build, asserting widespread success and expertise in tailoring clothing to diverse shapes. It highlights confidence in fit across a range of sizes and styles.
A detailed preview of Beaverhead County Republican candidates for judge fifth district state senate representative county commissioner clerk of the district court sheriff treasurer and other roles. Biographies highlight births, education at Yale and Ohio, business and ranch leadership, and long service in Dillon and surrounding areas.
Eight couples tied the knot in Dillon area last week with ceremonies at Catholic and Presbyterian churches and at private homes. Notables include Margaret Guilfoyle with Martin Quigley of Jackson and Chas W Scott with Elmo Jaquette of Butte.
Under the auspices of the Republican National Committee a speaker will address an audience in Dillon tonight likely attracting local residents and party supporters.
Mee démes Matt Orr S D Hooker BE J Pasmore H H Levain and W A Jones hosted a large reception Wednesday afternoon with over 200 invitations. Parlors decorated with sweet peas welcomed guests from 2 30 to 5 30 while punch and refreshments were served. Hosts called the event a success.
A small group of Democrats met at Padley and Mudd's meat market on Thursday evening. Abs Phillips was named president, Frank Conway secretary, and Hugh McOgieb treasurer. The club adjourned to reconvene next Tuesday evening.
A permanent Lima Republican club organization was created on Sept. 22 with H. J. Just as president, S. L. McGee as vice president, A. G. Williams as secretary, John Remington as treasurer, and an executive committee led by W. S. Gardiner. About 50 members joined, boosting prospects for a Republican victory.
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