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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1896
Page
4
Official paper of the county announces subscription rates and mailing terms. It lists editorial and advertising contact addresses in Dillon and San Francisco agencies for notices, news, and ads.
In Druto0N Montana on December 18 1896 the Dingley tariff bill was killed after a lengthy senate debate. The Tribune notes the holiday issue constraints and promises future articles. It also covers New York storm deaths and indictments against Helena bank officers.
The Tribune notes T A Slocum M D of 183 Pearl Street New York offers to send three bottles of his claimed cure for consumption and lung troubles to any reader suffering chest bronchial throat or lung ailments. He asserts the remedy cures consumption and has cured many cases worldwide, urging swift response with address and newspaper reference.
A miscellany notes alum in baking powders and the push for pure cream of tartar brands like Prices at the World’s Fair, plus social items in Brooklyn with Mrs Worthington and her pug on a bicycle. It also critiques the word bike and reports on vaseline as bicycle lubricant, and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Dr Miles Pain Tablets with brief ads.
An 19th century ad copy proclaims a cure for consumption and lung diseases by T A Slocum M D offering three free bottles on request. It asks readers to mention the paper and gives address 98 Pine Street New York. Also notices demand ad copy deadlines and guest-visitor reporting for Dillon.
County treasurer announces all outstanding warrants drawn on Beaverhead County funds are payable at the treasurer's office. Interest ceases from this date. Dated Dillon Montana December 11 1806. Signed J G Shannon County Treasurer.
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