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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1889
Page
5
Church listings show services at St Mose and St Janes with various ministers and Sunday school times. Grace M E church holds morning and afternoon services led by Rev. Joseph es, with Sunday school and prayer meetings noted. Court House Lane hosts additional services. Concluding lines mention pastors and ongoing negotiations for a new pastor.
Courtenay Miles City M O advertises as a live stock broker seeking two and three year old steers range cattle horses and sheep. Buyers for prompt cash offered with high prices and lowest costs. Dintos Lusack and Grats Co issue notice to stockmen.
A large shipment of road carts arrives with prices from 20 to 30 dollars. Call early to secure bargains. Ditton Largest Company.
Cautionary notice from Fyhrie & Co grocers inviting patrons to inspect their large stock of foreign and domestic provisions. A separate notice advertises selling one third of the Eleven Live Stock Company for cash or real estate exchange, with details via Cuas Bhives, Dillon Montana.
SPECIAL READERS. Take your Watches, clocks and jewelry to Newbro the jeweler. All kinds of commercial printing done with neatness and dispatch at this office. Bee Hive offers hardware and tinware with prompt attention. Excursion tickets on sale at Dillon for Washington DC and Milwaukee round trips with specific dates and prices. Dr Trullinger offers castrating forceps and surgery services at the Corinne hotel. Union Pacific requests two cents for a copy of Outside Sports and Pastimes.
The notice page lists a town band concert tonight and a Rev Wilks sermon next Tuesday at Spring Hill. Details urge readers to check inside pages for longer notices due to space limits. inquiries should contact the Corinne hotel for Dr Trullinger and an upcoming visit between the 24th.
The notice column reports housing demand for rentals and calls attention to Republican and Democratic conventions. It notes Dr. Trullinger, stockton, is away with Miss Susie Douglas handling the county clerk’s office, and a dining hall sale at Melrose. Camping and geyser trips are planned by local families and residents, with several people joining excursions and registerable electors urged to file.
The court issued a license to Thos Pierce of Ainesville and Miss Rosa Marsh of Grasshopper creek. Judge In the case Territory vs Henry O Porel and E L Kinne contempt found sympathy shown and fine of ten dollars each plus costs. Henry H L Porch cruelty to animals found insufficient to convict with costs taxed to the prosecutor. Administrator named for Lewis M Morrison estate near Springton. Court ordered sale of personalty of Thomas McGovern deceased now in hands of Geo B Trato.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions registration and officials in Beaverhead county. It references a register and potential delays or actions by agencies and authorities, but the exact details and names are unreadable. The piece reads as incomplete bureaucratic notes with unclear context or dates.
Scenes and experiences of the survey party led by Captain Wyman discuss work on the line north of the Rocky mountains, expected altitude at Sugarloaf and mapping 17 to 13 miles, with updates on Morgan Evans and Mr Vogel joining the crew. An August Missoula anecdote about yellow jackets and beef loss is touched, plus an evening concert by the club featuring Prof Vogel and Hank Myers.
The new election law requires all qualified electors to register before voting with registration from Aug 5 to Sep 1. Registry offices stay open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. first five days and 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. thereafter. The general election is on October 1. Applicants must qualify by oath. naturalized citizens must show certificate or oath of citizenship. Registration sites list agents and addresses across Beaverhead County including Dillon J M O Connor, Argenta John Miles, Bannack Archie Gibson, Cochrane’s Ranch Thomas Judge, Red Rock Wo Scott, Glendale Gees Ub Conway, Divide C R Hav, Wildwood Harper, and other district agents.
The readable text discusses fathers teachers and schoolober doing something about a fair exchange and publishing dates. It mentions a settlement and positively cited Sper Cask and Wood boasting. The fragment is unclear and contains many garbled terms.
Stockholders of the P. J. Kelly mining company elected trustees E Ashley Mears Samuel Newton FE S Ball P J Kelly N M White Geo W Dart and Alex B Allen last Tuesday At a board meeting Allen was named president Mears vice president Newton secretary Ball and P J Kelly were appointed superintendents The paper notes Mears wealth and influence and predicts rapid development at Argenta with new ore assays and payrolls boosting the town and Dillon.
Argenta residents and visitors are listed in a lively snippet. Mrs. Geo. McLaughlin, formerly of Argenta now in Butte, visits friends. Mrs. Af. Schumiteher of Butte visits her mother Mrs. E. Brenneh. Lettie Fails of Evanston, Wace, visits her sister Mrs. George Acox Born. Local business and property transactions include P. J. Kelly Co. paying employees. Jos. Trimborn purchasing Mackay property. A fishing and hunting party from Golden Era and the Springs plans a two week return.
An ordinance amends section 55 of Cordini No 6 authorizing barber shop licenses in Dillon. The proprietor or keeper pays five dollars per year for one chair and two dollars fifty cents for each additional chair. Approved August 7, 288y. LC Fyne Mayor Attest Pare I McGoint, City Clerk.
Authorities warn that schools must adopt designated books by a set date or forfeit 28 percent of their appropriation. The directive stresses use of the specified texts and ties price adjustments to the deadline, urging boards to act to avoid penalties.
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