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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1888
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local item referencing individuals Dillon Mantanas and a term TSS. No clear event or outcome is present. Summarized from limited legible names and initials, this card notes a terse civic or social mention without full context.
The notice states that anyone receiving a paper regularly is responsible for payment whether subscribed or directed to another address. If discontinued the subscriber must pay arrears or the publisher may continue delivery and collect in full. Courts deem refusing or ignoring papers from the post office as evidence of fraud. Papers can be redirected to a new address by the subscriber. Registered letters and payments by draft or money order are encouraged.
Directory lists Montana officials including Delegate Jos. K. Toole Governor Wreston B L Lestie Secretary Webb Auditor Sullivan Treasurer Procit Superintendent A C Logan Justices N A McConnect Thos C Bach U S District Attorney Robt B L Smith U S Marshal Robert Kevel Deer Lodge Land Officers Horatio Seymour Hiowall Receiver Helena Samuel W Langhorne Register at Tsviena
Official roster for Beaverhead County includes Sheriff Thomas F. Jones Dillon Clerk and Recorder Phil D. McGough Probate Judge URIE Melton Treasurer Probert Th. Wine County Attorney W. Barbour Assessor L. Pickett Public Administrator Mead Med Rock Coroner Pichman Surveyor Wisdom Oliver and Commissioners Geo M. Kownharnitck V0. M. Johnson Glendale Legislative Assembly members Geo Ratehelder Bannick Lawrence A. Brown James McPage Joint-Representative for Beaverhead and Madison counties.
Commentary from Chicago papers frames Cleveland’s fisheries treaty reply as a political tactic to rally Irish and anti English votes. Critics label the message a campaign document meant to pressure Canada while showing weakness in Congress.
A New York excerpt notes electors are elected November 6 and meet at state capitols on December 6 to cast ballots for President and Vice President. It explains the total number of electors and each state's representation in the electoral college and Congress.
Advertises Dr J Maines Golden Specific a harmless drink additive that supposedly cures drunkenness by covertly dosing coffee or tea. Claims thousands improved and that alcohol craving becomes impossible, urging readers to contact Stremic Co at 183 Race St Cincinnati Ohio for details.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers and many skin ailments with a money back guarantee. It lists a 25 cent price and sale by City Drug Store N M White. A chaotic paragraph follows mentioning Edvin Booth Lachener Barcent and a theater event with garbled details about a Warder opera house and a weeklong show.
Unclear text fragment mentions tablets for digestive issues and a local mining code dispute. Specific names and places are unreadable. The fragment reads like an ad for Mia Tablets and references obligations, but no coherent event or outcome is identifiable.
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