Local traders push sales and cut prices in multiple outlets
Announcers trumpet bargains across town from Eastman and Bee Hive with goods at cost or below, including lamps, cigars, window shades, baskets, and clothing. Several firms advertise special cash prices, stock clearance, and high cash payments for oats, while grocers Fyhrie & Co invite shoppers to inspect a broad foreign and domestic condiment stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. L.C. Fyhrie & Co
Bee Hive
Eastman’s
Eastman
Call and Settle Notice from I H Hatfield creditor
All parties knowing themselves indebted to I H Hatfield are asked to call at my office and settle. If not, suits will be brought on their accounts. H and Ry. R Melton. March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Hatfield
H&nry
R. Melton
United States
West Shore
Pacific Coast
L. Samuel
Portland
Oregon
Cousell
Ike Smith Named Manager for West Side NY Life Office
Active men sought as energy driven applicants for New York Life Insurance Company. Ike Smith appointed manager serving Dillon Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Phillipsburg and Missoula with office at Hyde Block Phillipsburg telephone 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Smith
New York Life Insurance Company
West Side
Dillon
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Phillipsburg
Missoula
Thomas Hancock
Bannack
C.N. Gosman
Special Notice of Personal Accounts Settlements
Gnas Pappiry of Dillon Montana requests all debtors to call and settle and asks creditors to contact him to obtain owed money. He aims to have his books balanced by January 1 1890. Published January 17 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pappiry Dillon, Mont
Dillon Letter List Adverts at Post Office Montana
List of letters remaining in the Dillon Montana post office for the week ending January 30 1890. Names include Davis Dave Desuty Chas H Frombley Frank C P after eoward Terrence cAlister Jas H McMannis Wm H Reece Nathan Snelling John Stone Fred Wynes F R Persons calling must say advertised. Postmaster W Poindexter directs letters unclaimed after 15 days to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilla
Beaverhead Co
Montana
Davis
Dave Desuty
Chas
Frombley
Frank
Oe C. P
Eoward
Terrence cAlister
Jas. H
McMannis
Wm. H. Reece
Nathan Snelling
John Stone
Fred. Wynes
F.R
W. Poindexter
Local items from Dillon and vicinity show varied news
March budget and Jules Verne feature at News Depot alongside notes on Dillon travel to Butte, local illnesses, school finances, new lodging and boarding, teacher exams, church services, and calls for more police vigilance amid coal pilfering, with reflections on community life and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Verne
News Depot
Butte
Local notices and tributes from Spring Hill and nearby towns
Residents report visitors and illness across Spring Hill Dil lon and nearby areas. Obituary notices honor John Auten with thanks to Apple lodge Supt Greene and others. Card of Thanks from B of R T members expresses gratitude for aid and floral tribute. Advertisements urge reading the Ditton Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Ford
Spring Hill
John Auten
John Peate
Apple Lodge
Dillon
Supt. Greene
Messrs
S. H. Douglas
J. Gorman
S. W. Mathers
Ditton Tribune
B. of
R. T
M. Guheen
C. C. Cusuman
C. H. Wickes
G. E. Comrton
Max Baver
W.M. McIntyre
H. Hewrrt
Wisdom Notes From The Basin Snowbound And Settlers Busy
A Wisdom Montana column reports light snow for the valley while hills get 4 to 10 inches. Mrs. George Romain becomes Warm Springs postmaster aiding upper Basin settlers. Cattle losses loom with storms. Local men winter cattle at Spring Hill and Medicine Lodge while mail service and stage routes face weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Journal of
Helena
George Romain
Warm Springs
Quiet Christmas and harsh snows hit NMENRY LAKE region
Christmas passed quietly as families hosted dinners for bachelors while a fierce snowstorm left over two feet of fresh snow in twenty four hours. Residents report five feet of depth on level ground and many are cut off from mail service for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Elkhorn
Butte
Vic Smith
Gallagher
Smith and Rock Park
Rip Van Winkle Matinee Held With Family Prize Draw
Andrews company presents a Grand Family Prize Matinee featuring Rip Van Winkle for Saturday afternoon. Three prizes go to a girl, a boy, and a lady. all attendees may draw. Admission 10 cents for children 25 cents for adults. Doors open at two. No reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Company
Rip van Winkle
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Che Pillow Tribune
Tribune
H. D. Pickman
M. D
Hysician and
Sur
Montana Street
Ditton Lumber and Grain Co
Dillon Tribune
Mills’ Post Office
T. W. Pominvexter
O.K. Lewis Met. Co
O. K. Lewis
O. K. Lewis Met. Co
Hyde Block
Argenta
F. M.craig
Willis
Troy Steam Laundry
Salt Lake
Con Bray
Nike
Stone
Gillilland
Westbrook
Grace Lamont
Centennial
Apollo Lodge
Apollo Lodge No. 15
Chas. Hirchman
1. O. O. F. Hall
W.E. Mills
Derriez
N. B
Dart’s Hall
Lima
The
Order
Joe Kidd
Joe
Wm Purdie
Fred Shutz
Sheridan
James Estes
Lafe Scott
F. L. Graves
Dr. Pickman
Mrs. Eastman
C. M. Parrett
Shoup
Idaho
Tripunn
Eprwork Tribune
Wisdom
Grasshopper
G. W
Mrs. Bentley
Mrs. Geery
Mr. Paddock
H. J. Freysclag
John Taylor
Wm. Rutledge
N. A.J
Louis Dern
Godfrey
Fordman
Kansas
Tom Short
John Pete
Mr. Maddux
Flynn Brothers
Will Cooley
Henry
Mr. Shambo
Mr. Sheds
John Marble
Jans
Horse Prairie
Geo. M. Brown
Butte City
Mr. Brown
Dan Sumners
Ole Morrison
Medicine Lodge
Red Rock
Salmon City
Ldaho
Hecla
Epirok Tribune
Wm. Nightwine
Sappington & Co
John Hull
Lagrippe
H. Knippenberg
Thos. Sappington
J. F. Ginthner
Dillon and
Frank Miller
Robin Saunders
Jennie Corbett
Hecla Gazette
L. R. Powell
Powell
James Lyons
Martin Ryan
Glendale
H. J. Sappington
J. L. McCullough
G. W. Beery
Clark
W. Jennings Demorest
New York
Pleasant View
C.G. T
Grace Terry
Cora Hungate
G. G. Earle
Temple
Walter Vance
Evesse
Onie Shepherd
Mollie Shepherd
Willian Deno
Guy Miller
Who Am de Mudder
David Terry
William Deno
Bones
Juvenile Temple
Hon. H. Knippenberg
H. W. Waterous
R. E. Dutch
R. M. Miller
Col
W. F. Knippenberg
Matinee
Crowell & Nuckolls
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