Bonds Soland Par-Building For Normal School Erection
A Helena dispatch reports state treasurer Wright privately sold 150000 in bonds for agricultural college and normal school construction. Farson Leach Co. of New York and Chicago bought them at par with a plan to retire them in installments from July 1895 to July 1896. The project includes buildings at Bozeman and Dillon with a $25,000 price tag this year and work to begin soon under a cost effective plan.
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Normal ‘School
Helena
Havena
Wright
Agricultural College and Normal School
State Board of Land Commissioners
Farson, Leach &Co
New York
Chicago
James G. Campbell
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Normal School
Dillon
Morse
State Board of Education
Oliver
Normal Board
Georgia Minstrels Impress Galveston Audiences at Tremont
The Georgia Minstrels billed as the fire troupe of the season appeared at Tremont Opera house to a large audience. Star Billy Kern sands and singer J A Watts drew praise, with the Crescent City quartet and Tom Brown also delivering solid turns. Gauze, in female impersonation, impressed many fans. The overall show was described as first class.
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Gia
Galveston News
Bayai
Georgia Minstrels
Fire
Tremont Opera House
Messrs
Richards
Pringle
Billy Kersands
Billy
J. A.watts
Crescent City
Wooten
Watts
Howard
Walker
Tom Brown
Patti
Arrangements Complete for Methodist Church Addition
The erection contract goes to Wm Gibson and work starts yesterday. A 30 by 50 foot addition will be attached to the old church with folding doors, seating 200 in the new section and 825 when opened to the old hall. The facility will be heated by furnace and expected to open debt free around July. Subscriptions total 1800 to 1900 dollars. Also noted: the Sullivan brothers depart for Grasshopper mine for three weeks and sent ore samples to Omaha. In Mont., John A Staudaker and Maggie McGovern wed at the bride’s home with best wishes from Triune.
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Wm. Gibson
Sullivan
Grasshopper
Omaha
Laurin
Montana
Father Pauwelyn
John A. Staudaker
Beaverhead Valley
Maggie McGovern
Staudaher
Triune
Remedy for bilious colic provides quick relief
The notice advises bilious colic sufferers to use Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for prompt relief and possible prevention of future attacks, noting its quick action and reliability.
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Chamberlain
My Sweetheart Tea Rhyme Preview
The poem snippet mentions a sweetheart whose cheeks resemble roses and a lily brow. It notes a nightly routine of Parks' Tea and describes her as strong, happy, and smiling. The verse string includes garbled lines but centers on tea and affection.
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Cai
Passenger fares and notices from Kupfer's dated 1895
The item lists rail fares effective February 15 1895 from Dillon to Missouri river points and Chicago with first and second class options. It notes ticket cancellations for second class to Missouri river points. Additional brief items mention Miss Swensen visiting in the city, James Leiter and Mr. Klemm visiting, and William Roe returning from Idaho.
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Dillon
Missouri River
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Kansas City
Chicago
Missouri
F . T. Conus
James Leiter
Mr. Klemm
Sheridan
Miss Swensen
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Knudsen
Wm. Roe
Idaho
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offered By Chicago Firm
Send your address to H E Bucklen Co Chicago and receive a free sample box. The pills claim to ease constipation and headaches and aid malaria and liver troubles. They are advertised as vegetable, non deleterious, and not weakening but toning the stomach and bowels. Regular size 250 per box sold by R I Scearce Dillon Drug Store.
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H E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
R. I. Scearce
Dillon Drug Stare
H. E. Buculen & Coy
B. I. Scearce
Dillon Drug Store
Fire destroys six shacks in Chinatown
A blaze Tuesday night at 11 30 burned six shacks occupied by colored women and Chinese. Little warning was given and dawn revealed the damage with household goods and clothing affected. Chinese workers hurried with water buckets while spectators reacted with mixed amusement and gravity noting the incident.
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Chinatown
John
Cough Syrup Ad Promises Money Back Guarantee
An old advertisement touts Parks' Cough Syrup claiming it can stop coughing and cure colds. It promises a money back guarantee if results are not achieved and is attributed to N. M. White.
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N. M. White
Probate hearings and foreclosures listed in Dillon notices
Estate of Michael McAndrews eyes probate hearing May 4. Foreclosures noted for Henry Kurfeind and Henry Burfeind at $458.50 and $458.59 respectively. Guardian annual report due March 4. final proofs by August Wenger near Fox and Nels Nelson near Tex. OConnor divorce case. bank suit transfer to U.S. circuit court. River County notices list lawsuits, guardianship, and probate actions. Drug advert promotes free samples of Dr King’s remedies via Dillon Drug Store.
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Michael McAndrews
Horace McIntyre
Medicine Lodge
Henry Kurfeind
Jas. O'Neil
August Wenger
Fox P.O
Nels Nelson
Tex P.O. Kestine
Chas
A. Virden
Guardian
Walter Higginbothan
Old Faithful Mining Co
Henry Burfeind
Lizzie Daly
Shropshire
Burleigh
Louisa A. O’connor
Thomas M. O'Connor
H. J. Burleigh
First National Bank of
Dilon
Mont
Wm. G. Gallagher
U.S. Circuit Court
Island resort employee fined for gun discharge case
J. E. Stockwell was arrested for using obscene language and sentenced to nine days' work on the city streets. Walter Lays, an employee at one of the Island resorts, was arrested for discharging firearms within city limits. Lays pled guilty, Justice McGough fined him $25 and costs, with $15 remitted if payment is made before the 30th inst.
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J. E. Stockwell
Walter Lays
Lays
Justice McGough
Unclear Antique Salve Claim Promises Cure All
An old ad asserts a salve is the best in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and guarantees perfect healing or money back.
Local notices and ads highlight walls, health, and goods
Dillon business notices promote wall paper at Dillon Mercantile Co and Dillon Implement Co. There are ads for clothing and luggage, bicycle parts, and a wood sale for a school district. Local health items praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Ayer products for rheumatism and colds.
cattle purchases and ads mix in Idaho Wheeling sale notices
Frank Landon buys 700 head near Caldwell Idaho. buyers offer two dollars a head more next day. Maintenance ads promote Parks Tea as a blood purifier. Listings name bicycle sellers and a roster of local residents. Polishene furniture polish sold by Dillon druggists. Rail service touts Chicago Union Pacific routes with through trains and car features.
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Frank Landon
Caldwell
Idaho
N. M. M. White
Uncalled Letters Placed for Dead Letter Office
April 2, 1805 list of letters remaining uncalled for at the post office up to date. They will be sent to the dead letter office if not called for in 3 days. Postmaster Lamont notes names such as Baker Calloway Glasner Green and Frank Dillon Implement Co. stock of buggies decreasing while price-aware buyers are urged to act.
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Dillon Implement Co
Baow Lamont
Baker
A ' Calloway
Christian Endeavor Convention and K of P Meeting Ticket Plans
The Union Pacific will offer round trip tickets at one and one fifth fare with sale dates May 6th to 10th for Missoula Christian Endeavor Convention and May 21st for Butte K of P Meeting. Agent contacts F T Collins. Dillon Tribune will publish land notices at three dollars for patrons with special low patent notice rates for subscribers.
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Missoula
Union Pacific
Dillon Tria Unk
Wholesale Produce Prices Listed for Butter Eggs and Potatoes
Prices paid for wholesale produce at press time include butter at 20 to 25 cents per pound, eggs at 15 to 18 cents per dozen, and potatoes at 60 cents per bushel. This brief price listing notes current market rates.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
Local applications claim to reach the seat of disease and cure catarrh by internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a non quack medicine prescribed by a leading physician and made from tonics and blood purifiers that act on mucous surfaces. Free testimonials offered by F J Cuenzy & Co Toledo Ohio. price 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cuenzy & Co
Props
Toledo
Prica
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Soland Par
Wil
J. H. McLean
Cushing & Sons
Dillon, Mont
E. F. White
Otho Klemm
First National Bank
Anderson Bros
Marlow
Sale Stable
Dillon and Bannack Express
Twin Bridges
Sheridan and
Virginia Mail and Express Line
A7inen
Beaverhead
A. E. Carpenter
Mev
Riga
Idaho and
Sebree Streets
Dilln
Norway
D!llon Cash Grocery Company
New.m. E Church
My Sweetheart
U. S
Standard
Bridgeport
Kupfer
S. 15
A. Augendre
Paris
France
D. M. Newbro Drug Co
Butte, Mont
All Frese
Bucklen
Dillon Mere
Barbour’ House
Callon Arthur
D. E. Metlen
W. H. Pine
N. Strour
Bennett
Grace M. E. Church
Wood
Dillon Merc
Central Pharmacy
Barret Canal
Silver Star
Orlando
Mrs. L. Kupfer
Atlanta
Trin- Unde
David Snook
Salmon City
Lembhi County
Frank Shepardson
Southern Pacific Ry
Los Angeles
Cal
N. M., White
Ayer
Phoenix
Dillon Implement Co.ry
J. E. Clutter
W. M. Oliver
John Carhart
Anna Hart
O. E. Morse
J. W. Cox & Son
Marshfield
Oregon
N. M White
Buch Ag
Arciten
Aginal
Pelanu
D. Lins
Dion
Enhro Drug Co
Butte City
Columbia
Wm. Neuremberger
Andrew Anderson
W. W. Chealy
Jacob Jacobson
Herbert Selway
Eliza Selway
A. P. Brown
N. A. Stiles
Druggista
Pol
Union Pacific & Northwestern
F. T. Collins
U. P
Dillon Lettter
Christian Endeavor Convention
F. T. Connins
Land and Patent Notices
Dillon Market
Charles A. Baldwin & Co. Bankers
Wall Street
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