Carden Seeds Offered by Feers & Co at Waves Drug Store
Seeds sold by Dr M Feers & Co for garden use advertised at Waves Drug Store. Description mentions garden, seed varieties, and local shop availability.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1889
Page
5
Seeds sold by Dr M Feers & Co for garden use advertised at Waves Drug Store. Description mentions garden, seed varieties, and local shop availability.
Mem Fyhrie Co invites attention to a large stock with new conch items and other goods. Buck for sale and butter maker notices appear. several names and locations including Argenta and Glendale are mentioned along with employment and sale offers.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the G. W. Dart Hardware Co are requested to call and settle by cash or note. A new stock has just been received at the City Drug Store. This is described as the best wall finish in the market with color samples on display.
The listing advertises cost closeouts from OLR and OK Lewis Merchant Co for blankets comforts quilts ladies wraps wool hose and broken lines of underwear shoes felt boots German socks and hosiery. It also notes fresh buttermilk from Eleven Live Stock Co and job printing services at Chas. Bli r achman s saloon.
Montana notes report on local events including the Bannack area death in 1862, telegraph extensions to Dillon and Missoula, horse inspections for cavalry, a military ball, a new Merose bridge costing 1400, and social news from Dillon and nearby Virginia City. It mentions judge court, a poetry contribution, entertainments at the Opera House, and club activities in Dillon and Virginian City.
Vic residents will hear Miss Abbie A Birdsall a Chicago graduate now with the College of Montana Deer Lodge. Her program includes serious and comic readings and musical selections by local talent. Governor of Illinois praises her work after a Grand Army reunion. Anaconda Mont Artezzy.
Preliminary examination for Ah Wing before Probate Judge Thomas reveals he shot two Chinamen at the Hecla Company boarding house in Lion City on February 3. Henry Hing died from a gunshot wound received in the back. Sam Lee was wounded and transported to San Francisco, with authorities skeptical of self defense.
A county gossip column highlights visits and arrivals from Sheridan Horse Prairie and Butte, with mentions of Dr. Howard and others. It notes Rev. F E Bostwick taking a month off, a retired type editor Tom Selway rumored lost, and various local business ads and sales from Bonner Mercantile Co in Brute Montana. The piece blends social snips with shop promotions.
Correspondence from Mr Annett explains Rocky Mountain Bell will construct the Dillon to Bannack telephone line via Argenta when weather allows. Subscriptions must be paid by March 1 to avoid delays, with Mr Annett notified to prevent hold ups in starting and completing the project.
Messrs Win Smith and Son purchased the three year old registered Clydesdale stallion The Governor. The brown horse weighs 1800 pounds, has a facial stripe and white hindfeet, and was imported from Scotland by D O Neill of London Ontario Canada in October. He is described as grandly symmetrical with short legs and blocky body, descended from the best Scottish families. price paid not learned.
A Dillon Montana notice from GW Darksrawvier Co. seeks correspondence from butter makers in Southern Montana. It promotes a creamery as the best in the region and claims it will pay for itself in one season due to greater butter yield and reduced work. Beaverhead County references available. Send four orders early and request catalogs.
Mountain View Cemetery trustees in Dillon seek improved ground near the church to secure a government title. An irrigation ditch must be dug and funds raised by trustees Hooker Oliver and Puber to cover the costs. The group aims to advance the cemetery project despite difficulties.
Fragmented notice from Beaverhead County Montana lists last letters remaining in the office for week end. Names include Morton, Robert Dal, Nora Piriscoll, Chas Fe Fhvonn, James Smith. Detected details indicate collection and detours for delivery with recipients to be notified.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Montana March evening February at residence of Dude Conger with Rev SD Theater of St Panes and individuals Martin Bughsot sheridan and Miss Ling Hewitt in Ditlon.
Fragmentary notice offers a reward for a buckskin purse with a broken clasp. It mentions a 367 amount, a tie to Ed Marlaw's stable or the Treress p police, and names Owen Catia with unclear context.
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