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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1892
Page
7
The Dillon Tribune announces weekly publication and advertising rates. It lists subscription prices, ad rates per line, reading notices charges, and formats for marriages deaths and festival notices. It notes mailing and editorial addresses, and provides county area and population figures.
A Lincoln Edition celebrates the eighty third anniversary of Abraham Lincoln born February 12 1809. It promises unpublished history revealing how near Lincoln came to death in 1861 and includes other relevant material all beautifully illustrated for students of American history.
The article argues tariff impact mirrors consumer tax in practice and points to cross border farm prices. It cites Canadian and American wheat and barley prices, freight costs, and Toronto and Chicago quotations to explain farmer objections. It also notes European producers push for free trade to raise profits, urging voters to see these facts.
The Ocala farmers convention spurs a push for cooperative stores led by county agents with an English model. England’s system shows profits for stockholders after wholesale pricing, while still serving members. Dillon anticipates flour mill gains and lively business, with renewed mining activity across Madison and Southern Montana counties. Anaconda party visits Dillon for local ventures amid Union Pacific rumors. The town awaits lectures by Montana College President Reid and other Northwest speakers.
An advertisement claims malaria stems from miasms in marshy areas and fungus in blood. It urges Hood's Sarsaparilla to maintain healthy blood and cites testimonials from Mrs. B. F. Davis of Marysville and Junta A. King of Sherman. Sold by druggists for one dollar. six for five dollars. prepared by Hood & Co. Lowell, Massachusetts.
Beaverhead County Montana Sheriff announces sale of lands in the NW of section 33 township 7 south range 9 west as per January 23 18%% judgment against James McLaughlin co defendants. Sale set February 12 1802 at noon in Dillon Court House to satisfy plaintiff F White with costs and interest. Averson QC Rosy Sheriff and R Hamilton undersheriff listed. Emmett Callahan attorney for plaintiff.
Notice is given that Jozeh Trimborn of Dillon Beaver county Montana has executed a deed of assignment to O M Bust assignee for creditors. Creditors are asked to prove their claims at the Dillon office and debtors must pay amounts due. Dillon Mont January 21 1892.
In Beaverhead district court Dillon Montana the Lloyd v Cusick case orders sale of Cu sicks land in Poindexter Orr addition Dillon including brick dwelling on lots 8 9 10 and 17 18 and part of 18 with improvements to satisfy judgment. Sale set February 15 1802 noon in front of Beaverhead court house for cash to highest bidder. Sheriff Rose and Under Sheriff Hamiton. Also administrator sale in the estate of Daniel R Clapham Argenta Montana for cash February 6 1802 at 2 pm of the house and two lots deed at buyer expense.
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