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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1898
Page
1
Years ago a leading watch dealer announces new stock from a famed maker. They claim genuine service and ongoing production with second shipment arriving. Prices range from 12 to 40 dollars and a broad American line starts at 2.50 dollars. Fidel Huber, manager.
Regular letters from Beaverhead County report widespread grip illness with many families down and a death from pneumonia for the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. P Desonrely. Shingle shipment for a new springs store arrives. road work and a Jackson's dance are noted. cattle sales and stock movements fill the week as spring weather and travel bring activity in the basin.
In Washington D C on March 81 1898 and Mixrosa April 6 reports discuss the Spanish American conflict. The piece notes vast gallery crowds, naval board reports, and stalled war resolutions amid partisan clash. It mentions Senator Rawlin's war resolution and Hartman’s interrupted speech during naval appropriation debates.
Miss Maude Hill entertained Tex friends at her Red Rock home last Saturday night in honor of guest Miss Hughes. Miss Ollie Miller visited Red Rock friends for a few days. Miss Martin visited Dillon relatives last weekend. Notices posted for another dance eight weeks from Friday. A carload of machinery for the Gold Dredge Company at Bannack is being unloaded here. John Bill spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Gleaner Tribune special correspondence.
Article promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic acting on stomach liver and kidneys to purify blood and improve complexion. Claims cure for pimples blotches and boils with guaranteed results. Sold at Phil Anderegg's drug store for sixty cents per bottle.
The Dillon wholesale market lists prices for dairy and grains. Butter at 20 to 226 cents per pound, eggs 17 to 20 cents per dozen, potatoes 75 to 100 cents per owt, wheat 100 cents per owt, oats 95 to 100 cents per owt, timothy baled 9.50 to 10.50, blue joint baled 7.00, wild hay 6.00 to 7.00, and alfalfa 6.00 to 6.50 per unit.
An old advertisement promises lasting relief from constipation with a product named Concinety and Candy Unthartic. It claims a money back guarantee if not effective and mentions pharmacists or druggists as refund providers.
Readable line notes stationery offerings at the Munnumr Puprrsu- 1nG Co. The brief mentions printer and office supply items available in this retailer's catalog.
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