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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1899
Page
3
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Continuation of Dreyfus court deposition coverage includes General Zurlinden and General Chanoine affirming Dreyfus culpability. War notes report Logan with the Third Nebraska and others mustered out on the Atlantic coast, plus ship names and a reward notice for missing person Reyndert Schurman. Also mentions Admiral Kantz’s displeasure over German consul general’s proclamation in Samoa.
For residents of Dillon and nearby areas an agency with Tarsuxz Pus Co offers sheet music and musical instruments. Orders left there will be promptly executed and Dillon patrons receive the same prices as Butte. Stock is claimed to be the largest in the state and out of stock items will be filled on short notice.
A fire in Wallace C. Andrews residence at 2 East Seventh Street and the adjacent Albert J. Adams home on Sixty-seventh Street killed 13 people and injured several others. Fire started near 2 a.m. with flames rapidly spreading through both houses. police and firemen rescued inmates from the Adams and Andrews houses as victims were found in upper rooms.
Former Lincoln resident St John once owned valuable business property here and shared ties in the city. He and Mrs St John made Lincoln their home briefly last summer and have many friends in the community.
Mrs Michael Curtain of Plainfield Illinois credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with restoring her health after a prolonged lung illness. After six bottles she was well enough to do housework and praises the drug as a cure. Free trials at L J Williams drug store with large bottles 50 cents and 1.00.
Special reports from Montana describe river floods after a chinook with ice jams at Glendive and Miles City. Ten bodies recovered with two feared missing at Glendive, and twelve victims overall. Homes abandoned, a miles-long washout on Northern Pacific tracks, and heavy livestock losses. Miles City and Tongue river ice jams flooded the south side, Maine street washed out, dynamite used to clear harboring water, and passenger trains stalled along the line.
An old advertisement touts Clover Root Ten as a remedy for constipation indigestion and headaches. It claims a half century of use with a money back guarantee and lists Central Pharmacy and L J Williams as sellers at 26 cents and 50 cents prices.
The Rio Grande Western railway opens a fast schedule between Montana and points east and south. Elegant trains with Pullman palace sleepers and free reclining chair cars pass through Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs Leadville Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver. Connections at Denver Kansas City Omaha St Louis Chicago with fast trains to all points. Special Pullman sleeper cargo to Kansas City Omaha St Louis Chicago and Boston.
Public health notice targets nervous women showing irritability blues and distress before and during monthly sickness urging prompt action and treatment. The message presents questions to identify those affected and to encourage care.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a product named Bradsfield's Female Regulator and a retooling claim. Text mentions twenty four sheets of writing paper and envelopes in a neat box, with unclear product details and promotional language.
A London landowner and his tenant swapped horses after a hare frightened the tenant’s mount. The tenant’s horse acted as if on cue when game was present, while the landlord’s horse balked at a stream. The exchange left the landlord with the baser beast and the tenant with the better horse.
Henry Jacons, co owner, claims labor and improvements valued at 100 dollars on the Stevenson lode mining claim in Blue Wing district Beaverhead County Montana. If you do not contribute 24 dollars within 60 days your right and claim will transfer to the undersigned. First published February 10, 1899.
United States Land Office at Missoula Montana announces William J Adams of Fox Beaverhead County Montana filed notice of intention to make proof on desert land claim No 63 for the SW half section 3 and other parcels. The witness list includes Soren Nelson N Drake John O Berg and James Tinsett all of Fox Montana. The hearing before L J Price A S Commissioner in Dillon Montana is set for May 22 1698 with Emer E Hensney as Register.
Postage prepaid by the United States indicates special prices apply to large orders. The notice highlights that customers can save with prepaid shipments and bulk mailings.
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