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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1892
Page
7
The notice lists subscription terms and advertising rates for the Dillon Tribune in 1892. It details local notices rates, display ads, changes in ads, and free simple announcements for marriages and deaths. It also notes rates for cards of thanks and event notices, plus mailing details and publication data.
In accordance with Republican State Committee directives Beaverhead County delegates meet in Dillon at noon Saturday April 30 1892 to pick eleven delegates and eleven alternates for the State Convention at Missoula May 9 1892. Precincts listed allocate representation and primaries are set for April 23 1892. J Z Morse chair of the Republican Central Committee.
In case the current water works plan fails the city could take the project in house. Advocates say a $30 000 installation with 6 percent bonds making annual payments of 1 800 would be cheaper than private water costs and would secure a revenue source for the city. A vote at the June election could authorize action to prevent health and fire risks from polluted wells.
A critical view of Indian affairs calls the bureau malodorous due to contracts and alleged jobs. It argues that allotting reservation lands to individual ownership aims to end tribal relations and compel labor as a path to philanthropic progress in solving the Indian question.
A three year period shows free delivery expanding to 150 offices and 2 409 carriers, with dead letter mail rising from 4 800 000 to about 6 800 000 in the present year. The report notes a 35 percent mail increase but under 10 percent to the Dead Letter Office, signaling improved efficiency amidst numerous reforms.
Owing to the absence of Judge Freeman and Attorney Poindexter the civil suit set for Friday April 1 was postponed to Friday April 8. The case involved plaintiff Craig Snyder and defendant Chas Virden over a cow sale and a $40 debt with cross allegations. The jury and witnesses were sworn by Clerk Angela Fyhrie and the panel included Mamie McLaughlin Ida Moore Hastia Miller Viola Rich and others. The defense was led by Attorney Poindexter and the plaintiff by Attorney Cornell. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant after closing arguments and Judge Freeman received praise for his conduct and rulings. The issue of the Royal Baking Powder and other notices followed in the page.
Walter P. Fox of Fox Beaverhead county filed to prove desert-land claim No 1985 for sections H43 and ty N W432 and Wc 8 Was Wn W344 Bee 33 Tp J 8 RV W before the Dillon Montana district court clerk on May 21. Witnesses: Benjamin F Hamby Robert Vaux Neils Neilson Martin Sorensen all of Fox. John W Morton plaintiff sues W W Batterton Mary A Batterton for foreclosure. sale set May 7 at noon at the Dillon courthouse front door to satisfy judgment in Beaverhead County with water rights and appurtenances to the highest bidder in cash. Undersheriff Benverhead County Montana.
A buyer warns against substitutes and urges Hood's Sarsaparilla based on personal experience. Letters from Eta A. Gary of Boston and Mrs J M Barber of Stockton praise the remedy and its availability by druggists. Hood's Sarsaparilla sold at $1 or six for $5, prepared by C I Hood & Co.
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