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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1891
Page
7
The Dillon Tribune announces advertising rates and policies, local notices, and editorial notes. It cites the paper as the official Dillon paper and provides terms for classifieds, festival notices, and paid items. It discusses census context and features a Christmas story preview for the December 25 issue.
Census Bulletin No. 130 shows Montana population 132 159 on June 1 with a 93 000 rise. Beaverhead and Madison counties report large gains, Helena is the largest city and Dillon the smallest, with detailed town and precinct figures listed.
A Cincinnati Commercial Gazette summary notes Charles Hamlin, grandson of Hannibal Hamlin, carving for a New York newspaper while sculptor Partridge works on a heroic bust of James Russell Lowell. It mentions Tolsto’s many children, Annie Besant’s income from socio literary works, Swinburne at Brockhampton Park, Jean Ingelow’s age and philanthropy, Frank Stockton’s fastidious drafting, George Alfred Townsend’s Gapland estate in Maryland, Mrs. Lew Wallace’s literary works, Lossing’s praise, and Mohammadan child naming by lot with Koran slips.
A late 19th century issue reviews the Sher mans letters to his daughter published in Cosmopolitan with sketches by Theodore R Davis and a rapid transit article by Captain Lewis M Haupt. It notes other features including Mrs Burton Harrison novel The Daughter of the South, a Confederate officer essay on Social Life in Richmond, and T V Powderlys piece On earth Peace toward Men along with numerous illustrations.
A Lake County pioneer claims 90 years in the county and recounts using eight bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla to cure his son Ellery of a blood poisoning. Lowell city officials testify to the remedy and to Hood & Co as a reliable firm. Hood's Sarsaparilla sold by druggists at $1 or six for $5.
Fragmentary text references various European cities including London Dublin Edinburgh Glasgow Belfast Paris Hamburg Berlin and other leading capitals. It mentions boys and eel capbanke in a vague context across principal cities.
A letter to Gov. White from Bette Montana dated November 25 announces freight rates from Chicago St Louis and Eastern points to Dillon will be the same as to Butte. The move ends two years of higher Eastern rates for Dillon merchants enabling price competition and restoring wholesale traffic.
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