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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1897
Page
4
A 1897 Montana roundup notes distrust of county division plans, lampoons legislators for pay and mileage, mocks Helena police cuts, and criticizes printing-law changes. It cites copper market forecasts, Armenian relief aid, and urges donations to Brown Brothers for famine relief in Turkey.
The Western Mining World reports Eugene V. Debs spoke to a large audience in Butte on Monday, urging workers to use ballots, not bayonets, to gain rights. The piece also notes Montana laws hamper corporations, discusses a Helena Frisco mining company reorganization, and calls for reforms to attachment and bankruptcy statutes.
An ad claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages, asserting it treats catarrh as a constitutional disease. It describes internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 if it fails, with testimonials available from F J Carney & Co, Toledo.
A black and tan blood hound named Don with a brass plate on its leather collar is missing. A $25 reward is offered by W. A. G. Birkin of Madison Gold Mines, Pageville, Montana, for its recovery or information. Rock work and well digging services are advertised, with orders to leave at the office. Second hand typewriters for sale by Tribune Publishing Co. Dillon, Montana.
Judge Knowles issues a summons citing R Z Thomas of Dillon to appear next Monday to explain alleged alterations in testimony transcribed for the First National Bank of Dillon versus W G Galligher case. W S Shier, stenographer, asserts changes were not made by him and details instances of altered words in Miller and other witnesses statements.
Apollo Lodge No. 15 3C C F meets every Monday night at their hall in Dillen at 7 30 o'clock All visiting brothers are cordially invited to attend I J Price Sec J A Concer N G
Mrs. V. L. Pickman through Burleigh and Williams attorneys filed the final account and report as administratrix of the estate of H. D. Pickman deceased. Chas E Fegus filed homestead entry on Willow creek. Transcript from J P court in Bannack in Montana versus M I Kirkpatrick grand larceny. James B Ward filed homestead entry near Crabtree station. H C Pasley procured license to marry Mary E Hooban both of Twin Bridger. Harvey for Frankie L Wilson filed suit against Dillon city for 5000 damages from sidewalk trap injury.
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