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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1890
Page
4
Dillon Tribune lists advertising rates and notices for the Dillon publishing company. It notes local rates per line, monthlies, and submission addresses, with editorial and postal details for second class matter. The issue also surveys mining, politics, and regional items in a compact, opinionated tone.
The Wood River Times urges real estate owners to ensure their titles are sound, stressing mining property. It notes that while possessory rights may be secure, a U.S. patent or Receiver's receipt with plat best proves title to buyers, clarifying metes and bounds and acreage. As the country ages, title complications rise, making federal title evidence more essential.
Mayor L C Fyhrie reports strong activity in the Vipond and Diamond Drill districts. The Lone Pine mine shows ore averaging forty five ounces of silver per ton at 600 feet, with about 250 feet of stoping to go and an estimated 20 000 tons in sight. The Lone Pine mill to run soon, with 75 men expected after two months, while the Pettingill and Brown Vipond properties yield heavy ore and a new mill slated for September. Diamond drill arrival signals a new era in local mining.
A Philadelphia Inquirer excerpt describes a young woman under 25 who travels between Wilmington and Philadelphia four or five times weekly, staying in depots for hours and speaking to no one. She appears proper, dresses well, and returns to Wilmington without seeking anyone, puzzling train crews.
Advertorial testimonials claim Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and strengthens nerves to restore health. A California woman reports fifteen years of milk leg relief after half a dozen bottles, while a Texas resident says ten to twelve bottles cured general debility and left her feeling like a new creature.
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