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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1902
Page
4
Notices list charges for admissions and ads for festivals fairs dances and suppers. Card notices and obituary poetry priced per line. The Tribune Publishing Co notes non liability for employee debts and urges timely paper delivery.
Cornelius Hedges announces the Fifth Annual Report of the Montana Board of Sheep Commissioners. The document includes the governor’s 1902 quarantine proclamation, inspector rules, railroad grazing areas for transported sheep, dipping directions, and inspection laws. Rams must enter Montana by Sept 1, 1902 and endure a 90 day quarantine before use in December. all rams must be reported and dipped promptly.
A fruit trader advocates replacing meat with bananas, claiming bananas are twenty five times more nutritious than wheat and far richer than potatoes or rice. He cites a Nicaragua trip and calls for turning attention to bananas as a staple and lesson from neighbors.
The New York Press notes Paris post offices are dirty, poorly ventilated, and slow due to indifferent clerks. It recommends buying stamps at tobacco shops, which also offer a postbox, and describes tabac shops with red double cones by day and red lamps by night.
A collection of varied notes covers royal hair gossip from London about King George IV coins. travel from Vladivostok to Irkutsk in fifteen days. coffee replacing beer in German workplaces. Mexico City sewer system planned by year end. early French and English printing ads. Hazlitt prelectures. Virginia white oak density drop over two years.
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease requiring internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. claims to cure by acting on blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for any failing case. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. accompanying Hall's Family Pills praised.
City of Dillon Montana classifies streets as business or residence and sets sidewalk standards by street. It details sidewalk widths materials grading and enforcement including notices penalties and city funding of constructed sidewalks with owner charges and potential city-led builds.
The Dillon county clerk recorded numerous deeds and water rights. Transfers include Joshua O. Hill to Luella Hobson for 1000 on Wisdom town land. Eugene A Bailey to Lawrence Sallstrom for Lima real estate. Poindexter & Orr Live Stock Co. for 1200 on Blacktail ranch. and multiple water rights allocations across Big Hole, Clark Lake, Mussigbord, and other creeks. Quartz locations eight near Bloody Creek named Keystone Copper Chief Ruby Rambler Beaver Banner and Bell lodes are filed.
A Philadelphia Times quip frames a dialogue where two men debate whether the dead become animals like dogs or chickens. The humor hinges on whether the transformation depends on where one lived. A Chicago Daily News line notes some men think Providence can offer useful pointers.
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