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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

05 Dec 1890

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Dillon Tribune

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Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1890

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Our Correspondence from Rexburg Idaho Highlights Local News

Weekly Tribune correspondence from Rexburg Idaho reports on Pay checks and workers, new residents like Luke Lavery, the Gid Orams moving to Pocatello, school changes including Prof Barr leaving for Salt Lake, the Cottage restaurant expansion, local mining notes, bridge work, and various town developments with names such as Lavery, Barr, Baker, and Maynard featured amid multiple community updates.

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Luke Lavery Gid Oram Pocatello TriBune Lima Johnny Thomas Barr Salt Lake Clinton Gardner & Douglass Tom Trader Bert Maynard George Woodceox Brig Nelson Milt Russel E. A. Baily United States Mrs. Baily Frank Hubbart Lavery Bros Frank Teton Basin Mr. Brenner Mr. Green Butte T. E. Rix James I. Carter Snake Tiver P. J. Jackman John Kepner New District Kepner Murphy Salem School Liberty Park Salem Hiram Thomas South Fork Snake River Carter B. J. Lavery Conant Birch Creeks Lavery Rexburg Pulley Egin Island Park Bergold Dr. Bean Charles Coxson McMinn Ford North Fork
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President's Message outlines Congress session and policy aims

The Second Session of the Fifty-First Congress convenes as the president delivers a condensed message outlining budget, reforms, and international policy. It highlights revenue gains, anti defalcation, naval expansion, silver policy, naturalization laws, and relations with Britain, Mexico, Brazil, and Samoa, with notes on Alaska, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, and the new tariff law.

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Fifty-First Congress Congress Wasummatoux Bers Wyoming Idaho Senate House of Representates Europe East Washington Marine Congress Brussels Congo Basin Congo Republic of Brazil Salvador Guatemala General Barrundia Mizner United States Chili Great Britain Mexico Russia Italy Treasury Secretary of the Treasury England Acta Land Office Utah Wilford Woodruff Mormon Church Woodruff Atlantic Pacific
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