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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1890
Page
5
In Butte Montana D J Hennessy Mercantile markets a wide selection of linens and fabrics. The ad touts towels table covers napkins bed spreads and French flannels with emphasis on low prices extensive stock and mail order service. Delivery at home with no extra transport charge and free returns on unsatisfactory goods.
Notices and advertisements from Butte including D J Hennessy Mercantiles in Dillon visits, milk shakes at Bee Hive, Union Pacific fare details, dentist notices for Charles G Noble, public notice by J G Orem, Royal Arcanum council formation in Montana, death of Frederick W Pahnish, and local attendees at Bannack funeral.
In Dillon and surrounding CITY AND VICINITY items, the wind damaged Hammer Moore's sign and fronts while a new bank building shows rapid wall progress. A hunting accident, church moves, public notices, and local business updates fill the scene with names like Rev C R Compton, J Galbraith, J Hunt, and Dillon Implement Co.
Dillon Montana items report a year in the penitentiary for Zollman and Walker and a string of court actions. Sheriff Rose left for the pen with the two prisoners as a large county delegation promised at a Pioneer Society reunion in Helena. Ranch sale by W W Batterton and various probate matters fill the docket alongside minor accidents, a citizen naturalization, and a suspicious horse purchase tale.
A bulletin of curious, lighthearted events notes the wind's push on Friday, a failed snake charm, a fierce duck war, Charlie Bliven's pride in a new specimen, and the town’s whimsical Weekend mood. It mentions the Mica mine’s shine, Chinatown luxury, a young man’s Friday wish, and playful court house gossip. The Weenink race, carriage fires, and tennis ball legends add to a quirky tableau.
A range rider finds a skeletal remains near Maiden Gulch three miles west of Thomas H. Hamilton's stock ranch. Coroner's inquest reports the remains as a man with bones and clothing, verdict cites death from cold and exposure. Includes Republican Beaverhead county convention notice and local items.
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