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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1898

Page

8

Cure for Severe Infant Skin Disease Reported

A caregiver recalls a dramatic skin disease case in a child with widespread sores and a strong odor. After three doctors failed, topical Cure Cuticula ointment and Curicura soap baths led to drying, peeling and eventual cure. Address in Chicago cited. Cure products promoted for various skin conditions.

Medical College Rob't Wattam Cook St Chicago Srespr Losa Boston

Beaverhead County 1898 tax levy set by board

Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners met August 8 1898 to establish the 1898 tax levy. They imposed a special road tax of 3 dollars and a poor tax of 2 dollars, plus a 7 mill school tax on District No 12 to satisfy a 1004 45 debt with interest to M J Connell Lumber Co. Clerks and treasurers were ordered to implement and collect the tax. Deeds and locations filed and a number of water notices recorded. An accompanying letter from Axaconps Montana dated August 10 praises Dr Tliff's War and Liberty speech in Dillon.

Board of Commissioners Beaverhead County T. F. Barrett A. L. Anderson E. H. Mayers Board of Equalization M. J. Connell Lumber Co E. H. Meyers Axaconps Mont Dr. Tliff Dillon

Most Important Event of Week in SamEdan

Special correspondence reports a busy week with visitors from Butte and Dillon, births, parties, and local travel. Notable items include Miss Jewel Bothwell’s birthday party, Foster Bros hay shipments, Shaffer Bros considering new stage lines, and Rev. Smith attending a conference in Anaconda. Weather remains hot with rain needed and services planned for Aug 14.

The Tribune Samedan Doc Ton David Dale Puller’s Springs Dr. Fletcher Boulder City Miss Jewel Bothwell Miss Jewel Alan Cornforth Rochester McKay Mr. McNulty Virginia City Herbold Shaffer Bros Butte Twin Bridges Frank Baril Joe Hinds A. Hyndman George Rief Geo. Reave Z. Olem Messrs. Durrean McCrea Dillon

Newspaper Premiums Dropped as Costs Rise for Readers

Due to higher production costs publishers cannot offer premiums this year. The Tarsune price stays $2.50 at year's start or $3.00 year end. Also notes Geo Whitaker and family Mr Slack and family and Miss Lena Neill left Wes terday for Yellowstone Park, camping on Blacktail Creek and gelding horses.

Geo. Whitaker Mr. Slack Lena Neill Westerday Yellowstone Park Blacktail Creek

This Hospitable Place is Fast Becoming a Summer Resort

Pacrvituz August 10 Mrs Arthur Page visits from Whitehall to Pageville. Mr and Mrs Caleb Eldred and Mrs N L Page vacation at Zeigler's hot springs. Welch family from Butte to spend a month with Mrs Clara Buttck. Ruth Kellogg from Whitehall visits Utley girls. Telephone workers complete line to Pageville post office. John Bishop and family from Dillon visit James Page with friends from Hast. Leslie Thompson of Twin Bridges in Pageville. Lottie McIntosh of Dillon visits Mae Burtch. Dr and Mrs Tilden spent last Sunday in Dillon returning Monday morning.

Pacrvituz Arthur Page Whitehall Pageville Caleb Eldred N. L. Page Zeigler’s Hot Springs Welch Butte Clara Buttck Ruth Kellogg Utley John Bishop Dillon James Page

Sullivan extends option on Bloody Dick prospect four months

A. Sullivan extended the option with Berne & Co of Anaconda for four months on the Bloody Dick creek lead, targeting a 400 foot tunnel with width 15 to 20 feet and plans to drill 150 feet more. The project is described as a large low grade proposition with potential for concentration. Also notes a local family picnic in Sheep canyon praising its scenery.

A. Sullivan Bloody Dick Creek Messrs. Berne & Co Anaconda Marcus Daly Lege

Return of Soldiers to Western Posts Urged by War Department

War Department urged to pull soldiers from the Yellow Fever area to western posts. Proponents cite improved health climates in the Rocky Mountain states and Fort Harrison with fewer sickness cases. Army surgeons note western regions offer better conditions for recuperation and longevity of service.

War Department United States Quba Rocky Mountain States Fort Harrison Long Island Sound West

Army to buy forty thousand horses for western depots

The war department forms a commission to purchase forty thousand horses with Denver as its temporary headquarters. Agents will visit western towns to source mounts for cavalry artillery and the quartermaster corps. Of the total, twenty thousand go to Tampa five thousand to Chickamauga four thousand to Mobile and eight thousand to various garrisons.

War Department Denver Tampa Chickamauga Mobile S Department

Uncalled Letters Listing at Booth GA Post Office

August 11 108 list shows names of letters remaining uncalled for with eighty day deadline before going to the dead letter office. Names include Baker Harry Cunningham George Atkinson Fra Broom Davie Cadby George Dixon Miss Ida Douglasa Nellie Droubay Eubanks John Ehrikeon Jen Fareno Fred Niel Joshua May Henry Neleon Peterson Cha Thumey Tom Wilson Walton James Hil Harvey McKnight Minder Louis Owen Mrs Nell Stone White Wilson Waldherr Ware George Grace Lamont Postmistress

Ditton P.D Farrell James Harvey Selen McKnight Louis T Owen Nell SA Stone Wilson Geo J Waldherr George C. Grace Lamont Postmistreas

Quarterly teachers exam set for August in Dillon

The regular quarterly examination of teachers will be held Friday and Saturday August 19 and 20 at the office of the county superintendent in the courthouse Dillon Montana. Miss Isapenua Riry, 313 Superintendent.

Dillon Mont Isapenua Riry

Notice of Private Sale of Real Estate in Montana

Under an order by Judge H Parker of the Fifth Judicial District a private sale of the southwest quarter of section 29 township 5 south range 9 west Beaverhead county Montana is authorized. Bids after September 3 1828 are to be submitted to Jno G Willis at Dillon National Bank building Dillon Montana with 10 percent cash and rest on sale confirmation. Josephus Ric guardian of Anton Banroyer’s estate.

H. Parker District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Chambers Boulder Jefferson County Range 9 Beaverhead County Jno G. Willis Dillon National Bank Dillon Josephus Ric Anton Banroyer

Striking European Squadron Proposed After War

Washington reports naval officials weighing a powerful postwar force for European waters. The plan calls for at least two battleships, an armored cruiser, and other vessels to demonstrate U S naval strength over Europe rather than due to anticipated trouble.

Washington West Indies United States Spain

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the Board of County’ Commissioners County Clerk and Recorders Office Ist E. M. Ratcliffe Nellie Williams Bon Accord A. F. Graeter Pioneer Mining Co R. A. Ball Alice A. Selway Jacob Oswald Montgomery Bros Ray E. Downard Montgomery G. F. Renner Dennis Smith Geo. Futchburn Jeff D. Ferguson Henry Gray D. W. Fanover W. H. Estes Elizabeth A. Dougherty Richard Gallaher F. F. Barrett County Levy General Fund General School Fund du Road Fund the Tribune Anderson Wm. O. Orr Finley Cunnard F. E. Foote Sheep Canyon Dixon Sale McCormick Dillon Implement CO Atlantic HAR Taylor Wasatia Nelson Lepzima Ware River Porttano H. D. Brainard F. B. Williams Kentucky Liquor Store Idanah Schlitz
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