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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1892

Page

11

Dillon News Sparks Rail Plan and Town Tactics

United States Surveyor A B Knight of Butte visits Dillon to discuss the Madison county railroad proposal with business leaders. He says Elling’s $100000 backing and a potential Union Pacific or Northern Pacific connection warrant a traffic agreement before any moves. Two tramps steal a fur coat from Anderson Bros livery but are captured after a chase led by Al Anderson. they await Justice McGough.

United States A.B. Knight Butte Knight Dillon Madison County Tribune Virginia City Union Pacific Northern Pacific Whitehall Anderson Bros al Anderson Barrett’s Mr. Anderson Alode Justice McGough

Dillon town notes and society items in a lively week

Joseph Smith visited Dillon from Comet mountain and shared time with local friends, while many townspeople attended church, clubs, and social events. Notables like Luke Lavery and J. Morse appeared, business news covered new agents and mining plans, and upcoming services and auctions were announced along with local notices and thanks from Mrs. Brurven.

Joseph Smith Comet Mountain Dillon Mr. Smith Luke Lavery Union Pacific F.W. Schenck The Dillon National Butte Thomas Teal Glendale R. Z. Thomas R. C. Halliday Methodist Church Taft Bozeman

Why Should You Buy From Local Stores

A persuasive note argues against ordering dry goods or clothing by mail or from strangers. It warns about express charges and receiving unsuitable items and advocates purchasing from local shops to ensure honest dealings and immediate selection.

Mail Order Card Promises Low Prices and Cash Discounts

A mail order offer guarantees prompt attention and direct-from-manufacturer pricing. It claims cash payments, monthly market buyers, and low express charges plus returns if unsatisfactory. A trial order is urged to prove value.

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Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad by Toledo Firms

One hundred dollars offered for proof of catarrh cure from Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co., Toledo proprietors. Endorsers West Truax Watkin Kinnan Marvinx attest Cheney's honor and business reliability over 15 years. Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

Hall J. Chenry & Co Props Toledo F. J. Cheney West & Truax O. Watpin Kinnan & Marvix

Control of Dillon Furniture passes to G T Paul

The Dillon Furniture company transfers control on February 5 1892 with all accounts up to February 1 1892 closed. An immediate settlement of accounts is requested. The old books will be at Mr Paul’s office for collection and settlement of bills by the authorized trustees Robert T Wixa Otno Kle Frank Ensen.

R. C. Halliday Butte N. E. Hammer Chicago Phil. Shenon Bannack Perry Mead Ogden Oth. Allen Polaris J. H. Trueman Jay Boyd Nagle House Boyd Dillon Blacksmith’s Coal Dillon Implement Co Montana Busines College Leys White's Tam & Tam Wreagle House Dillon Furniture Company G. T. Paul Paul Robert T. Wixa Otno Kle Frank Ensen

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