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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1890
Page
4
The notice lists publication rules and rates for the Dillon Tribune Publishing Company. It notes charges per line for various notices including concerts festivals and sales, and mentions mailing transmission and second class status. It also provides area, population, and date details for Dillon Montana in 1890.
The President defends the tariff act and silver influence, urges continued study before revision, and argues for protecting American trade and workers. He notes strong port reports, expects greater foreign participation, and calls for expanding steamship links and Australian mail service, plus federal court salary readjustments and arid land water distribution.
An Ocala column mixes advertisements for Electric Bitters and Ballard's Snow Liniment with political commentary from the Farmers Alliance era. The piece touts cures for liver kidney diseases and malaria, plus testimonials, and reports President Polk on financial reform and the anti negro and tariff issues, ending with a Snow Liniment pitch and store price.
J C Metlin and Mrs Metlin announce the Corinne hotel has reopened after thorough renovation. They will supervise operations and promise first class service, inviting old friends and new guests to visit anytime. The hotel was a popular southern Montana establishment under their prior management.
An advertising notice urges taking a remedy before illness worsens warning of permanent cure in early stages and surprising relief in severe cases. N. M. Warrs, Agent, endorses the soothing healing virtues and cautions against delay.
Volume I number one announces the Stevensville Montana newspaper exchange. City council in regular session at Dart's hall adopts street lamp funding, rents a city pond site, and amends license tax for restaurants. Notices reflect local officials and residents praising Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with testimonials.
Letters remaining in the Dillon and Glendale post offices must be called for within 15 to 30 days or be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Names include Dilley G Goodwin Mo F Johnson seas Thomson Chas L Yearson R G Esther Miss Hall Hudson Frank Johnson Miss Libbie Jane L Taner Welch Dee, 1890. Notice to creditors requires settlement by Jan 4, 1811 before collection actions.
James H Mackay administrator announces sale of all right title and interest of John Beach deceased in Montanas Beaverhead county Lot 16 and part of Lot 17 in plan 22 at Dillon in public auction for cash to the highest bidder on January 4 1891 at the Beaverhead county court house in Dillon Montana with deed at purchaser expense.
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