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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1896
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune Published Friday by Tribune Publishing Co Beaverhead County shoeT sala) Paper With subscription rates by mail prepaid payable in advance for one year. Entered at Dillon post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
The Dillon Montana area's pages discuss Helena officials renominating Doc Steele for mayor amid strong local advertising. It notes campaign tone against silver faction, Cuban and South African affairs, and a new state Normal school project with September occupancy planned. The piece contrasts politics with business and notes public views on Cuba atrocities and garrote executions.
Charlie Hartman blasts the gold-bug camp and urges a St Louis convention delegate from Montana. Dillon doctors warn local wells tainted by bad water causing fevers, while a plan to source spring water from the electric works is considered. Kalispell Call reports Colonel Sanders repurposed Price’s left wing weapon into a plowshare for single standard ideas in Montana.
Sheriff Hamilton returned from Miles City with Cunningham Hill and Montgomery, the three youths captured after crime sprees. Cunningham freed himself with a wire, riding uncuffed for part of the trip, and dreamed of thefts at warmer weather. Separate items note Mrs. Calista Terrel's death at 80, a Dillon library vote set for April 6, 1896, and a death of Stabler, a longtime railroad agent, with memorial details and a reflection on life’s passage.
State of Montana vs Frank Allen pleads guilty to disturbing the peace and is sentenced to forty days in jail. State of Montana vs Win echoes the same charge. Trial set for Saturday as men who passed whisky to prisoners in jail are noted.
Easter Sunday service at St James Episcopal Church begins 11 oclock with Processional Hymn 113 and chanted responses. Sermon by Rev S D Hooker. includes Gloria Patri Te Deum Jubilate Deo. Hymn 128. soprano solo. communion service with listed choir and organist.
The document outlines district court actions during the spring term including insanity cases, guardianships, demurrers, new information, citizenship filings, estate proceedings, defaults, homestead entries, and marriage licenses. It notes retirements and personnel changes at local meat markets and introduces two new merchants in Dillon. It ends with an advertisement for Newbro's Witch-Hazel Cream.
The county superintendent announced a teachers' examination for April in Dillon. Officials urged eligible educators to register and prepare for the test, detailing location and deadlines for applications.
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