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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1899
Page
4
The 1899 notice lists editorial correspondence routing to the Tribune and notes Dr ton Montana mailing date April 21 1899. It identifies P Fisher San Francisco as the authorized advertising agent and confirms second class matter transmission from Dillon post office.
Eastern papers publish Dewey comments from Washington years ago accusing Democrats of traitor in war and fool in peace. The Tribune rebukes pro Dems and praises Jefferson Lincoln era figures while criticizing current party discord and the GOP of today.
P Harrison arrives from Illinois and joins Nelson Sheffield in a secondhand store venture. The Toledo firm F J Cheney & Co offers a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh cure not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with testimonials available. An agency at Dillon and vicinity stocks sheet music and instruments, promising prompt execution of orders and the state’s largest stock for Dillon patrons.
Ill residents and visitors in Dillon are noted with arrivals and activities. Gallagher of Lemhi Indian agency and others are mentioned alongside new business, stage line sales, and farm purchases. A sermon topics and church events are listed, plus livestock and mining officials' travels and a head of sheep farming leasing land in Ruby valley Madison county.
A humorous exchange recalls a patient who received gas for a tooth extraction. The dentist claimed the gas caused more pain, noting the patient would have paid less without it.
A visitor asks about a woman’s page. The Gazeville Gazette editor responds that he always uses the same page for births deaths marriages and divorce suits, a practice noted by the Cincinnati Enquirer.
In the United States District Court Montana district bankruptcy matter John Baker of Lima Beaverhead is adjudicated bankrupt on April 17 1800. A first meeting of creditors will be held at 49 West Park Street Butte Silver Bow on May 9 1809 at 2 PM to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Thompson Campbell Referee in Bankruptcy. Date April 21 1809.
Land Office at Missoula April 18 1890 notice is given that Charles Warren has filed intent to make final proof before L J Price U S Commissioner Dillon Montana May 21 1890 for his desert land claim W 1 2 SW feet 5 8 N E 14 W K N E M SW 24 Tp 5 8 R W and witnesses Jesse Finsley John Peterson James R Pinkerton Jens Peterson all of Jackson Montana to prove residence and cultivation Also Nancy J Adama of Fox Beaverhead County Montana has filed intent to make proof on desert land claim No 71 for Ny section 19 Tp 5 8 8 15 W before G L Price on May 30 1809 witnesses Sam Peterson Sam Nelson John Berg N L Drake and others Register Eamen K. Hensney
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