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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1901
Page
4
The notice outlines pricing for church festival entries and ads such as a line rates for admissions or sales, five cents for cards of thanks and obituary poetry, business letters and ad orders addressed to the Tribune Press. It also states the paper will not assume debts of employees and urges timely delivery notifications.
A discussion on mob violence notes a southern lynching and calls both mobs and victims fiends. It cites Turkey's sultan in a deceitful dispute with the United States, prompting France to demand 12 million francs and the US to recall its ambassador. A Hammond Indiana lawsuit seeks 25,000 dollars over employee unrest. Police Chief Stone earns praise for saving a man’s life after a wounding incident, aided by Dr. Reid’s testimony and stubborn bleeding control.
A garbled passage cites Attorney General Don ovan opposing broad sporting support and discusses prize fighters, elections, and imperial figures. It references Lord Kitchener, Boers, and naval comparison, mixing names like Sampson, Schley, and Evans with unclear context on political aims and wartime sentiment.
Charles Flynn aged 64 died Tuesday at his brother Thomas Flynn’s home in Blacktail. An old Montana miner from Australia since 1877, he worked in Jefferson county and Butte mines including the Lexington Bell and Gagnon. He later held mining claims in the Coeur d Alene area. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm with Father Vanden Broeck officiating in the Catholic cemetery.
John Carhartt reports fine ore from the Guy mine on Comet mountain while John Seybold’s shaft reaches 85 feet with a 15 foot wide ledge showing 200 ounces of silver and 27 percent copper with traces of gold. W.A. Clark representatives recently optioned 18 claims amid strong district excitement and warm springs draw visitors seeking cures.
Misa Reita Barnett and Laura Jenkins hosted a Thursday lawn party with many friends enjoying lively games and pleasing refreshments that especially delighted the children present.
A promotional notice extols beauty through health and a wine product, followed by stray lines about cattle and a Panama physician's testimonial for a remedy. The fragmentary content includes an address in Montana and disjointed medical anecdotes from Colombia, with scattered old-time advertisements.
A cautious tone prevails in the New York market as reports show steady to improved conditions in major cities like Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. Wheat and corn trade faces mixed signals with supplies rising but price prospects holding. overall weekly failures total 162 against 178 last week.
A Chicago Post item reports a menace over Miss Bilton as two suitors clash. One man claims he has been courting her, while the other teases that Bilton wants clarity on the matter. The exchange hints at romantic intrigue and unsettled relations.
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a universal cure for catarrh, taken internally to influence blood and mucous surfaces. The firm offers one hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure and invites testimonials. Also notices business changes at a New York restaurant with Lin Kee taking over and settling accounts.
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