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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1899
Page
1
An advertisement fragment urges readers to call for a demonstration or viewing of goods. The wording emphasizes a direct sales pitch and promises a presentation of products available to interested customers.
In Heena Montana on January 28 the election of W A Clark of Butte ended on the 18th ballot as eleven Republican assembly members backed him. Clark received 54 votes with Conrad 27 Maginnis 7 Mershall 4 and Clark of Virginia City 1. Paul and Metlen voted for Clark on final ballot Norris for Maginnis. Numerous bills were introduced including repeals and amendments to the political code and taxation rules. transportation rates for coal were set in a Senate bill. several house committee actions approved passage for multiple measures and budgets. An afternoon session followed with more bills introduced and notices given.
For the first time since the legislature began, today was unusually quiet around the halls. The senate stood with a bare quorum for a few minutes and adjourned until Wednesday. Few out of town members remain in town as the senatorial contest appears to have paralyzed activity.
Both houses met and logged substantial work with Senate Bill No. 43 under committee review for changes to school laws. The bill was heavily amended and recommitted after sections were struck, while other measures on executors’ pay and negotiable instruments passed committee. Governor appointments to the state stock commission were confirmed in open session, naming members across multiple counties.
Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for skin eruptions and a range of conditions from ulcers and boils to corns warts and burns. Claims pain relief, affordable 25 cent price, and money back if not cured. Sold by Central Pharmacy.
Norris proposes a substitute bill granting Montana State Normal School graduates a three year teaching term without further exams and a life diploma after two years of verified teaching for those from the three year program. Four year graduates gain three years teaching rights and a life diploma after one year teaching Montana. The act repeals conflicting laws and takes effect upon passage.
Early October 1896, Wyant Illinois editor says a severe cold settled on his lungs and nearly caused consumption. After trial of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy he improved quickly and states three bottles restored his health. Sold at City Drag Store. 21m
Mrs Jake Miller announces mandolin lessons available again at the residence of Dr M A Miller inviting old pupils and new learners to enroll through her home address posted in the notice.
An editorial in the Salt Lake Tribune discusses W. A. Clark’s wealth and influence as Montana’s new U.S. Senator. It highlights Clark’s vast assets, especially an Arizona copper property, his education by effort, and his readiness to advance national pride and Montana interests. The piece compares Clark’s campaign to past political feuds and predicts a bright yet scrutinized tenure.
An advertisement guarantees every bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with a money refund if not satisfactory. It markets the product as best for grippe colds and whooping cough at prices 25 and 50 cents. Available at City Deng store.
Miss Booth leads a continental drive from January 29 to April 8 calling the true and brave to join a siege against backsliders and sinners. The appeal targets 3500 conversions, 1000 new soldiers, 200 officership candidates, large increases in attendance and new corps, locals and bands formed.
Advertisement claims constipation indigestion and sick headache are caused by loss of beauty and promotes Karl’s Clover Root Tea as the cure. Mentions price 25 cents and 65 cents with money back guarantee. Sold by The Central Pharmacy and L. J. Williams, proprietors.
A letterist criticizes the boys who attended the opera house last Monday for vile conduct. Hats were thrown, pit balls struck patrons, and audience disruption drowned out the performance. The writer urges managers to hire a special opera house policeman to escort boisterous attendees.
Rabbi Maurice Eisenberg delivered a spellbinding talk on Shakespeare Tuesday night at the Baptist church. Despite a fierce storm a large audience gathered and praised the lecture as an intellectual treat and tribute to the English language with vivid imagery and word pictures.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure to restore stomach liver kidneys and bowels to proper order. It claims they unlock brain and body power and offer the pills for 25 cents at Central Pharmacy.
Stock must be closed out with low prices on a wide range of textiles and garments. items include skirt lining, waist lining, dreas goods, velveteen binding, shaker flannel, table linen, bleached muslin, towels, underwear, hosiery, corsets, shoes, envelopes, thread, blankets, sweaters, suspenders, and more. Mail orders filled promptly.
The War Revenue law is in force and rubber cancellation dating stamps with your name or initials and date are offered at $1.00 each by Triponn Pus. Co. Order at once to save trouble.
For Dillon residents and nearby. the Tripunz Pon Co agency carries a large assortment of sheet music and musical instruments. Orders left there are promptly executed with the same prices as in Butte, and out of stock items are filled on short notice by Montana Muaro Co of Butte, Montana.
The Saturday Evening Post offers new subscribers a short term rate of 1.00 for a few weeks, down from 2.50. Eliel Bros. store lists contact details for terms, near Gov. White’s residence on Idaho street. Subscriptions forwarded by Tribune Publishing Co for a limited period.
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