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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1902
Page
4
Notice states that business communications go to Tarsune BO awardia and editorial matters to Eprron TRIBUNE. It notes Dillon post office transmission as second class and restricts debts to orders signed by a manager. Readers are urged to notify lost or late deliveries and to expect regular publication.
The piece discusses Tongue of Oregon proposing national irrigation funded from public land sales to aid home builders rather than increase farm output. It notes concerns about state interests, seeds distribution, and calls for cautious strategy. It also covers 1902 fires, telegraph telephone use, Russia and China diplomacy, Tillman and McLaurin in the senate, Montana copper output, and political shifts.
The piece discusses proportional punishments for anarchism, noting natural consequences like exile and exclusion as logical options. It cites Georgia legislature actions after McKinley’s assassination and references Roosevelt, Hoar, and McComas advocating restraint beyond imprisonment and death.
Mrs. Kate Fitzharris was released after thirteen days of quarantine when officials determined she did not have smallpox. She plans to sue the city for damages, while her three work teams remained under quarantine and idle during the period.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a universal remedy for catarrh with claims of curing all stages. The note explains internal use via blood and mucous surfaces to combat the disease and build constitution, offering a $100 reward if any case fails to cure. Also mentions horse for sale, fur and wool price circular on file, and a bowling contest result between Billings and Forsyth.
Public notice notes a cure or no pay trial for remedies described as opeday treatment. The source text lists claims of symptom relief and remedies with promises of payment contingent on results, though specifics are unclear.
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