Dillon Pusissune: Arbor Day and Political Winds Apply
The Dillon Tribune issues April 11 1890 notes Arbor Day on April 15 and discusses Montana politics and local affairs. It mentions Anaconda for capital, four potential heirs to Davis's estate, and White House connections tied to the Toole governorship era. The piece comments on marriage fee laws, exchange sniping, and a caution about registering voters to safeguard suffrage. It also highlights Miss Rosencrans future marriage to the governor and her forthcoming trousseau in New York.
Trustees Press Bond Fund Move to Pay Teachers
A local letter questions school trustees bid to tap county bond fund to cover June teacher salaries and bond interest. It cites an offer by Mr. Reeder to advance funds interest free until levy collection, asks if election legality is in doubt and urges Reeder to provide cash as promised until taxes are collected.
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Reeder
the Tribune
An Interesting Communication on the Popular Game Tennis
Envisions growing interest in lawn tennis in Dillon with notes from 1881 developments. Highlights the national association, clubs, and championships, praising health benefits, broad accessibility, and the sport’s non dangerous nature. Urges united local support and practical guidance, with a promise of future reasons to play tennis.
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Tribune
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Newport
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Association
Miner John ONeill Struck Dead At Mountain Consolidated Mine
A young miner named John R. ONeill was instantly killed when he fell down a shaft at the Mountain Consolidated mine near Butte on Friday. He was twenty eight and had recently come from Colorado.
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John R. O'Neill
Butte
Colorado
Cascade county to add court rooms on Central avenue
Cascade county will soon have new court rooms after commissioners leased the second floor of a large brick block on Central avenue for three years at 2400 dollars annually. H C Baker is jailed in Butte on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses via a Minneapolis syrup company. Helena Independent accuses the city treasurer of falsifying accounts and publishes figures claiming the books misstate the city finances compared with his records.
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Cascade County
Central Avenue
H.C. Baker
Butte
Minneapolis
Geo. W. Andrews
Helena
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Unique Cure Claims
The advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as combining combination, proportion, and preparation to offer the full curative value of the best vegetable remedies. It emphasizes strength and economy claiming unique efficacy with 100 doses costing one dollar, superior to other medicines that require larger doses and yield poorer results.
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