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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1898
Page
2
Rail traffic updates list numbered freight routes including northbound No 80 southbound No 29 and local lines No 38 through 80 with mentions of added movement. The fragment indicates a timetable style entry with times like 10:30 and notes on freight handling and route designations.
Property transfers include A G Clemon to B F White on Main Street, W A Clark to H M Byllesby Big Hole river property, and Mont Power Co interests. Quartz notices for Edward L Kearney Sheep Creek basin and L J Swanson. writ of attachment in Shineberger v Reiling. multiple deeds to and from A Y Clark and John Caplice Co. mining property deals in Argenta and Lima. various transfers to H M Ames and others.
An old advertisement claims Electric Bitters relieve female complaints nervous troubles and kidney back issues. It targets working and homemaking women urging use to boost health with a bottle priced at 50 cents sold by Phil Anderegg.
The Eastern Star chapter installed new officers last Tuesday evening in a private ceremony attended by members and their families. Officers installed include Mrs. Phillip Lovell as W M and Mrs. K J Moord as A W M with Mia, J F Bishop as secretary, and Miss Millie Bishop as Esther among others.
The United States now buys Cas careta Candy Cathartic at about two million boxes annually and expects three million by New Year's. The ad asserts Cascareta is the most delightful bowel regulator for everyone year round and that all druggists offer 10c 25c and 50c boxes with a guaranteed guarantee.
Jacob Jacobson and Misa Anna M Wind were married by Rev. O O Weller at the home of Jens Peterson on a Saturday evening. The groom is well known in Dillon where he attended school and graduated from high school in 1893. Friends extend congratulations.
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claiming it prevents consumption by boosting digestion, liver function, and nerve tone. The text promotes a teaspoon before meals, asserts it builds muscle and clears poisons, and cites the vendor as Buffalo physician R Y Pierce M D.
In Comumeus Jan 2 the Hanna faction fights on with charges and countercharges. Hanna edged McKisson 19 17 in the senate with a 7 vote lead yesterday in overall 145 members. House results: Hanna 66 McKisson 49, with several independents and one absent sick Rep Cramer. A joint ballot remains likely as illness and abstentions tilt who can vote.
A dash pot weighing about 600 pounds broke during target practice on a battleship at the powder magazine area injuring a sailor who lost consciousness after the sixth shot. The vessel is under repair in Hampton Roads and remains vulnerable. The incident follows prior dash pot failures on the same ship.
Trading was light with oats futures advancing 244 5¢ higher. Closing prices show May and July oats and pork, lanko and rigs quotations, and cash quotations for No 2 red wheat and various spring and winter wheat grades plus No 2 corn and oats.
South Omaha cattle receipts reach 2600 with mixed prices for native beef steers at about 3.76 to 3.84 per hundredweight and western and Texas steers around 3.00. Hog totals near 9000, prices from 3.35 to 3.82, down five cents on heavy and mixed lots. Sheep receipts about 220, lambs steady to higher with natives 3.70 to 4.40 and lambs 4.08 to 5.50.
At Kansas City on January 1 cattle receipts reached 10,000 with steady to strong tone. Texas steers quoted around 3.25 to 4.6, native steers about 3.70 to 3.00, stockers and feeders mixed, bulls 2.50 to 3.75. Hogs receipts 10,000 with values from 3.30 to 5.40, heavy hogs 8.65, breeders around 3.31 to 3.00, pigs 3.00 to 3.25. Sheep receipts 4,000 lambs 4.79 to 3.70, muttons 2.84 to 4.60.
Chicago market notes show hog receipts around 84 000 with prices near 3.45 to 3.74 per cwt for various grades and a slow to steady tone. Cattle receipts about 4 000 with beeves around 3.85 and cows, heifers and Texas steers in broader ranges. Sheep receipts near 11 000 with westerns and lambs priced between 3.60 and 5.63 per cwt.
A St. Louis market bulletin lists Wankat-Higher and Conn-Higher trading indicators with figures for cash, futures, and months January May July. The data shows numbered lots and price points separated by commodities and contract months.
Fire bugs set a blaze at a frame building at Maine and Broadway in Shawnee Oklahoma. In about an hour fourteen Broadway businesses burned, with losses estimated around twenty thousand dollars.
A man identified as Champlain confessed to luring innocent boys to lives of infamy while claiming years of church membership and religious teaching. The admission followed confrontations with authorities and authorities.
Fleetwood, an African American man, died in county hospital after alcohol was poured on his feet and ignited by Guy Soho at a Portland saloon in Colorado City Sunday morning. Soho remains at large as a suspect in the assault and death. Augusta Nack jailed for murder case involving bath robber William Guldensuppe. sentencing to 15 years in Auburn state prison, with good time reducing to about ten years.
Attorney General Boyle orders county clerks to prosecute New York Life Insurance Co for operating in Kansas counties without a license. Case hinges on investigators' findings of unlicensed business activity across multiple counties. Public notice issued from Topeka Kansas dated January 12.
Senator Allen has filed with the senate Indian committee a letter from the interior department. The document provides information about the proposed amendment to establish cattle trails and highways across Indian reservations.
Hadley A. Sutherland, described as a negro murderer, was electrocuted today. The sentence was carried out with seventeen hundred eighty volts, applied at 1 10 and concluded at 11 23 a m.
A cyclone struck Moncantrero in Yeaterday afternoon destroying the old Methodist church and the Parsons hotel and damaging several business houses. City marshal Harvey Sellers was killed instantly when walls fell on the police office.
Excitement in Columbus on inauguration day with 16 000 arrivals by rail. Governor Bushnell greeted by crowds from Springfield and Bushnell workers bearing credentials. Oath of office by Chief Justice Burmett and strong ovations as he spoke. Edison reportedly discovers a possible new metal during iron processing. American Live Stock Feeders and Breeders convention opens in St Paul with 800 delegates and Mayor Doran addressed by Bishop Gilbert.
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