Two American Heroes Die Admiral Porter and General Sherman
The Dillon Tribune notes the deaths of Admiral David G Porter and General William Tecumseh Sherman in February 1891. It praises Porters brilliant naval leadership during the Civil War and Shermans steadfast patriotism, unity efforts, and friendship. The piece reflects on their lasting legacy and united fates beyond life.
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America
Army
Navy
Vicksburg
David G. Porter
Farragut
Porter
William T. Sherman
Sherman
Personal notices from City and County
J. Calhoun is ill with pneumonia. Harry D. Weenink is on the sick list. Miss Ora Cummings has returned from Salt Lake City. John LaMunyon was up from Lima on business this week. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Brainard are visiting friends in Lima. George Staudaber came up from Pearl Spring ranch Saturday. Miss Matilda Galbraith leaves for Butte tomorrow. Mrs. George Storer left for Cincinnati, home of her parents, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. H. Hamilton of Horse Prairie were in town Saturday. Mrs. BR Z. Thomas visits her daughter Mrs. Thos Teal of Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Mart Barrett of Horse Prairie tour the Pacific coast.
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J. ©. Calhoun
Harry D. Weenink
Ora Cummings
Salt Lake City
John LaMunyon
Lima
H. D. Brainard
George Staudaber
Pearl Spring Ranch
Matilda Galbraith
Butte
George
Advertising Pays Its Way in Trade and Growth
The piece argues advertising boosts sales and brand reach, urging readers to choose strong newspapers with wide circulation and timely seasonal placements. It notes experts credit advertising with business success and cites multiple local notices, personnel moves, and promotional pitches for real estate in Fairhaven and Idaho coverage.
Resolved local lodge expresses sympathy for deceased brother
The slate of resolutions honors a respected member of Div. No. 408 who died, pledges heartfelt sympathy to his wife and family, and thanks the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and others for funeral arrangements and courtesies. The charter will be draped for sixty days and copies given to the widow and kin.
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Board of Resolved
W. L. Rider
E. C. Manson
Gineers’ Trisunz
Ep. Hughes
Lawrance Sellstrom
RE. M. Jacoss
Jonas LaMuygon
D. T. Rosisson
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Promises Pure Merit
Portland's F Beal, oldest Oregon druggist, urges buyers to stock up Hood's Sarsaparilla. The notice touts Hood & Co. apothecaries in Lowell Mass and advertises six for five dollars with 100 doses for one dollar.
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Hood
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