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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1895
Page
5
Notice by Land Attorney W D Harlan outlines how settlement claims define subdivided tracts with improvements. It states actual mineral discovery is needed to locate a mining claim and that location certificates do not prove mineral character without evidence. Gold in nonpaying quantities does not bar agricultural entry.
Bannack resident Ya of Ot John LaMunyon plans Ogden trip with son needing eye care. Many locals including Hamilton family headed to Mexico. Dillon hosts visitors from Butte Missoula Caldwell and more. A horse breaker named Charles Smith suffered a severe leg break in a rope incident. Parks Sure Cure touted for back pain with local availability at Dillon Drug Store.
Gen. Manager Henry Knippenberg ordered the board to pay the 186th dividend of 1 percent amounting to 15 000 dollars to stockholders. The total dividends paid to date reach 2 040 000 dollars. Knippenberg left for the East after the annual meeting at Indianapolis to join his wife and daughter and plans a southern trip with friends.
Charles B Wright register of the land office died suddenly at Dillon at age 44 from inflammation of the bowels. Wright helped found the Dillon Examiner in 1886 with Will Oakley and ran it for about a year.
O O Barnett was riding when ice gave way near his home. He fell from the cart and was thrown to the frozen ground. Two short ribs on the right side were fractured.
The Montana Mining and Market Reporter reprints a Beaverhead mining item from Horse Prairie Idaho. Major W S Patterson and associates oversee hydraulic setup to control water supply for placer mining this season. Dillon figures W F White Otto Clemm J C Morse participate with Brenner a local stock dealer assisting the effort.
Advertisements tout Dr King s Kew Discovery Electric Bitters Buck Jen s Amica Solve and Dr King s New Life Pills sold at Dillon Drug Store. March 1 Fred J Schultz takes charge of Sheridan hotel. Canal bids spur from Whitehall toward Gaylord with land holdings questioned. Gaylord site four miles from Whitehall. J E Gaylord and Andrew Davis of Butte back the project.
The bulletin reports on Dillon events including Washington's Birthday ball preparations, regimental drills, saloon openings in Bannack, and a royal parade by the Dillon brass band. It notes births in Dillon, paydays, and local commerce updates with testimonials on Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.
A Dimondale May letter from Rev J Gun derm an May endorses Dr Kings New Discovery for pneumonia and grippe after his wife suffered long coughing fits. He notes quick relief and high satisfaction with the remedy. Trial bottles offered at Dillon Drug Store with regular sizes 50 cents and 1.00.
A marriage license was issued to Albert A Gregg of Dillon and Carrie Raglin of Huntsville Alabama. Estate of Danis Lowe deceased. Decree filed showing due and legal notice given to creditors. E Timet & Co. sued William Eby for $115.65. Mr Burleigh attorney for plaintiff.
Post office records show letters remaining uncalled for including Gaace Lamont Bartley Pearce and others. They will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within 20 days. Postmaster Cook Got Grae Fohn Myron. The principal and here were present and gave their opinion on the text book question.
Polishene, a brightening oil finish product, targets old furniture pianos chairs and saloon bars. Marketed by druggists N M White and N A Stiles of Dillan Montana, the advert promises to restore shine and luster to aged pieces.
Corrected weekly by Warm J Crownn grocer and produce merchant lists wholesale prices at press time Butter per pound 80 cents Eggs per dozen 80 New potatoes 60 cents per pound
An advertisement claims deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh. It promises a $100 reward for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and offers circulars from F. J. Cuenzy & Co in Toledo, with a 75 cent price to buyers.
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