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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1888
Page
9
Newspaper readers must pay all arrears even if the paper is not taken from the post office. Courts call failing to accept newspapers evidence of fraud. Address changes are allowed. remittances may be sent by draft check money order or registered letter. A list of officials in Helena Dillon and surrounding districts is provided.
R B Smith of Dillon notes Helena court business and reports Dillon’s progress. He cites rapid building, eight brick structures, six new residences, Odd Fellows and Masons halls, and new firms Rang Co and O K Lewis. He urges direct railroad from Boulder to Dillon via Jefferson and Beaverhead.
The countrywide popular vote table excludes Colorado and shows Cleveland leading by 11,004. Colorado is estimated at 12,643 for Harrison, reducing Cleveland’s plurality to 98,261. Outside Colorado the four parties total 10,868,454 with Harrison strong in Kansas and Pennsylvania, and Texas delivering the largest Democratic plurality for Cleveland.
An advertisement claims women lose health due to colds and promotes Dr Acker's English Remedy for Consumption as an absolute cure. It cites N M White at City Drug Store as the source.
The Institute card urges all Territory teachers who plan to teach to attend during the holiday week in Batte. It emphasizes the Institute as essential for improving school work, social contact among teachers, and keeping up with modern methods. Signed by Mary Lavros, D.F. McMinsas, and Mary R. Wises on the executive committee.
A sad Victorian brief notes a child’s fatal cough despite aid, urging readers to keep Dr. Acker's English Remedy at hand. N. M. White City Drug Store advertises the remedy as a preventive measure.
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