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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1888
Page
1
The Comptroller of the Currency outlines the year in review for national banks. Total banks 3,440 with capital above 2 million, deposits rising, new banks added, and several liquidations. Proposals include bond-based note backing, redrawing redemption agencies to New York, and broader use of commercial instruments nationwide.
A posse captured two men at McGibbon's ranch amid a wider sweep against a notorious band suspected of barn robs and cattle theft. Eighteen were found guilty in a swift trial, while four others faced lighter proceedings or release. The region, long a haven for rustlers, hopes the crackdown will curb ongoing depredations.
Immense New York crowd watched Littlewood finish 623 miles 14200 yards to claim the belt. Herty pushes to 602 miles as others—Moore Cartwright Nor e Hart—trail. Post-race talks include a world championship challenge with a stake of 1 000 to be split. crowds ferried to nearby hotels as receipts for the week are shared among walkers.
General Longstreet visits General Harrison on Tuesday while Robert Wardner dies in Washington. Senator Allison denies treasury secretary offer. Gunboat orders for Montenegro and Vienna rumors color the week. A Chicago murder by a pursuing policeman shocks Gongress Street. Clearing houses report weekly exchanges down 17.5 percent. Anarchists organize in Chicago to defend Sunday schools. Debates rise over direct presidential election and voting timing.
Flora Sedgwick a charming Corvallis young woman collapses on Stuart's hall ballroom floor during a lively event. Doctors fail to revive her. heart disease is cited. Her funeral is held at Stevens Cemetery as friends mourn.
Terrible forewarnings described as morning cough breathing difficulty and chest tightness mark first stages of consumption. Dr Acker’s English Bealty for Consumption promises cure with a positive guarantee sold by N M White City Drug Store.
An old advertisement claims two thirds of urban deaths from consumption or pneumonia, urging that delays are dangerous and that Dr. Ack ers English Remedy for Consumption can relieve symptoms and may save lives, credited to N M White at City Drug Store.
The Montana Club in Helena has 60 members. A lodge of the Elks forms in Helena. Deer Lodge opens a stenography and typewriting department at the Montana college. Oats threshing and railroad shortages affect Missoula and other towns. Wolves and coyotes to be exterminated per River Press.
Gleanings from the Rockies report diverse events from California to Colorado and Nevada. Notable items include murder conviction in Corvallis Oregon, a gun club score in Sacramento, railroad projections at Spokane Falls, a mill safety case in Stockton, and a four wire line announced by Mackay Bennett in Denver.
Doctor Walter Ridbinmond cites a claim that two thirds of deaths from coughs pneumonia and consumption could be avoided with Dre Acker's English Remedy for Consumption used promptly. The text promotes the remedy with a positive guarantee.
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