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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1900
Page
3
Local advertisement outlines services including manicuring chiropody scalp and facial massage at Butte parlors. Provides no dates or contact details, but highlights a range of grooming treatments offered to patrons.
The supreme court heard Thomas Flynn's request for certiorari to review Judge Parker's order that Flynn pay 300 in costs from a contempt conviction. The case arose after Flynn was fined 500 and costs were imposed in a water right injunction disobedience matter. the governor pardoned the fine, but the board did not cancel the costs. Also noted is Emma Morton visiting sister Mrs Maurer on Lower Beaverhead.
A local ad promotes Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment for piles including blind, bleeding, itching and protruding cases. It claims radical relief without surgery or time loss with price 50 cents per bottle or 76 cents per tube, sold by L. J. Williams.
The Burlington Route issues a 22 by 28 inch calendar with twelve sheets showing features from its lines including the government fast mail, a California tourist car, engine 1691, and Estes Park. Drawings by Louis Brahnhold cost hundreds, calendars priced at 25 cents per copy with 35 cents delivered. money-back guarantee if unsatisfactory.
A city school report describes Miss Cora McCormack eighth grade pupils crafting original stories using specific words. The example tale follows a melancholy, solitary maiden in a desolate street who recalls a hero’s benevolent sacrifice and survival amid a fire.
A tale of a desolate hare who meets a squirrel and visits a palace of hospitality. A wine bottle leads to intoxication after a card game, leaving the hare lonely and penitent. Set dated January 5, 1900, with signature Henry Motton.
An advertisement touts Ballard's Know Liniment as relieving soreness from stretched sinews and strained muscles with quick recovery. It promises cures for rheumatism neuralgia strains cuts burns frost bites and inflammation with a 50 cent price. Sold by L. J. Williams. The supreme court recently ruled the Anaconda company must obey the safety cage law as decided in the lower court.
A 24-car freight train derailed near Laurel Run and crushed Ashley yards after losing control on a mountain descent. The blast shattered windows, damaged the roundhouse, and caused multiple injuries including Engineer John Reéhrig and others. Two unknown men killed. dynamite car exploded. massive flood and debris disrupted local life.
The El Paso dispatch reports six Americans named David Cusick John Aldredge George Lunt Charles Burns Lon Webster and Henry Williams were allegedly shot last week near the Bacatete mountains by order of General Torres commanding Mexican troops pursuing Yaqui Indians. The incident was said to be brought to the American consul at Guaymas who did not act. Several men are identified as prospectors and Americans in Guaymas warn others to avoid Yaqui territory.
Seventy five Celestials charged with violating the exclusion act face trial in Fargo North Dakota. U S District Attorney Rourke has pursued testimony across Green Bay Chicago and other cities. The number of detainees rose with Jang On arrested last week at Portal attempting entry.
T J Farrell leaves for Dickinson North Dakota to work in the livery business and will be gone about three months. Madi Bonian o B Lyon moves furnishings to Pocatello to partner with M F Watson. Sheridan foothill prospecting continues with little snow and early grass growth. Sheridan Chinook reports Henry Elling travels to San Diego for several weeks to rest and attend to business, while the supervising architects are sent to...
A poste rga f Fourth Assistant Postmaster General J L Bristow leads a campaign against green goods operators in the city. Circul ars will counter anti-green messaging and be posted in country post offices. Postmasters are instructed to engage in educational work to curb the trade.
The bundesrath adopted a naval bill to double battleships and add six large and seven small cruisers. Expenditures will be funded from estimates with completion targeted for 1916, financed by loans of 11,000,000 marks annually, no new taxes. Mrs Rich Sentenced to Fourteen Years in Juarez Court.
News from Honolulu reports 88 deaths from the plague, including a white woman of good class. The city is panic stricken as an armed mob blocks steamer landings at Hilo. Honolulu health officials order action while thousands of Japanese residents are quarantined.
In St Louis on January 29 a pro Boer mass meeting at the Fourteenth Street theater heard Dr Emil Pretorius as chair and speeches by ex Governor Stone Judges Rombou Estes J W Taylor and ONeil Ryan The resolutions urged the U S president to use influence to end the Boer British war quickly and call for intervention if Britain seems poised to win.
William Prink died Tuesday night in Butte from injuries from a fall on a stairway while intoxicated.
Secretary Hay sent to Speaker Henderson copies of German complaints presented by Ambassador von Holleben against U S customs regulations affecting merchandise imported from Germany. Wreck report from St John’s Newfoundland notes no new details about Bay St George wreck. firms fear loss of vessels and seek updates on missing ships.
A 1900s style anecdote recalls the Modder River fight described by General Methuen as the bloodiest of the century. It notes 10 000 participants with 73 killed and 365 wounded, and contrasts it with civil war speech calling it only a skirmish.
The bodies of Private Ed. B. Moore of company G Private James Kennedy of company K Private Henry Archibald and Musician Fred Hall of company M from the First Montana regiment were brought home on the transport City of Peking.
An advert promotes a vegetable worm remedy Cream Vermifuge claiming to restore growth and vitality in children showing signs of worm infection. It asserts reliable results with large bottles and small doses priced at 25 cents sold by Led Williams.
At Corner of Idaho and Sebree streets Pastor Rev Henry F Cope leads Sunday worship at 11:00 and 7:30 with Bible school at 12:00 Young People's meeting at 6:30 and a preaching service, plus a midweek lecture at 7:30 from May 1 to Oct 1. Evening services start half an hour later. Sunday topics are Jacob a Character Sketch and The Ascent of Man.
Restor. Services list Sunday Holy Communion at 1140 on their first Sunday each month. Other Sundays at 7 a.m. 8 a.m. 9:45 a.m. morning prayer 11 a.m. Young people's meeting 6:45 p.m. Evening prayer 7:30 p.m. Saints and holy days 10 a.m.
Next Sunday morning Rev M B Loughlen will preach on the book of Jonah and in the evening on the Holy Land. Services at 11 o clock and 730 with Sabbath school at noon and C E at 645. Billings city council approved closing 80th and 31st streets to permit Northern Pacific to build a two block freight warehouse. The old freight house becomes a wool storage depot and wool west of that point except Big Timber will be bailed there. The passenger depot will be remodeled and used entirely for passenger service.
A vintage health ad touts HERBINE as a harmless vegetable remedy for liver sluggishness and linked ailments including constipation biliousness jaundice headache indigestion back pain chills and low energy. It promises quick cures when other remedies fail and offers free trial bottles at L. J. Williams with a 75 cent price.
Fragmentary note indicates a point about the Oregon Short Line in relation to the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company lease. Details are unclear in the surviving text.
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