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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1892
Page
2
The Dillon Tribune lists advertising rates and notice types, including 15 cents per line for first insertions, 12 cents for subsequent insertions, and Brevier reading notices at 25 cents per line first insertion and 20 cents thereafter. It notes free marriage and burial notices with simple announcements and that changes must be sent by Wednesday.
Dec 30 1892 Ditton Montana notes famine and cold devastate northern Finnish communities. Indian schools report 15 595 attendees, up about one thousand from last year. Also mentions California raisin trust efforts and San Francisco Call editor Loring Piefering's death.
The text argues for re incorporation to allow the city to bond for water works, noting many citizens favor incorporation and the advantages of issuing bonds for water infrastructure.
In Chateau county the vote recount drags because Rex Elder precinct cannot be organized into a canvassing board. Senators, governors, and educators comment on politics, fiscal policy, and reform while cholera resurfaces in Russia and fears rise for the Chicago World’s Fair. A Montana teacher’s association meets in Missoula as talks on a state board of trade and local projects gain traction.
An Indian girl and Carlisle school student was taken to Ellis Island during a visit in New York and witnessed the immigration facility in operation.
A 1900s Montana preview urges Colonel W. J. Sanders as the next U.S. senator, praising long party service and suggesting the Republican choice reflects regional support. The piece notes Beaverhead County favors Sanders as an Eastside ally for Congress.
Local agitation favors locating the state normal school in Dillon over Livingston. Dillon is praised as permanent, well situated, with good schools and churches, and reachable by rail, while officials discuss Nicaragua canal supervision and potential Panama scandal fallout influencing federal choices.
D W Leasure was acquitted in Wallace Idaho after a trial over the killing of guard Beauy during the Coeur d Alene mining turmoil last summer. The defense argued Leasure was not a Miners' Union member and not part of the conspiracy, noting intoxication and lack of guilty intent.
A fair minded jury delivered a verdict without delay, costing Idaho taxpayers about 812 000 while the defense faced heavy lawyer and witness expenses. An Anaconda Standard correspondent notes growing opinion that continuing prosecutions offers little benefit and a halt may serve the public interest.
A prominent Republican insider asserts W S Sanders will win the state senate on the first ballot, with Mantle limited to a few votes and Carter losing influence. Democrats nominate their man, but a shifting legislature could boost Sanders as the race tightens. River Press reports.
The Detroit Free Press argues the world prints a silver statue of Justice with eyes open to reveal truth. It urges vigilance for Chicago, claiming no goddess can ignore dangers in the city.
Des Moines trader Mr. J. B. Blaize endured a severe cold spell while driving in a midwestern blizzard. After being chilled, he feared pneumonia but found relief using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, followed by recovery. He praises the product and notes a stock of stoves and winter hardware available.
An old advertisement claims deafness from catarrh of the Eustachian tube can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It boasts Walls Catarrh Cure and offers $100 rewards for any case of deafness due to catarrh not cured. Also promotes Kupfer’s engravings and Dillon News Co Christmas items.
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