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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1889
Page
5
Territorial firm warns of eight pocket books missing from Ter. K. Lewis Mercantile Co and demands return at once. Public notice from J L Kaueman & Co. Dillon dated June 21, 1889, urging parties indebted to settle accounts by merchants.
Dr A M Weller of New York linked to Mabne n Medical College and Ludiam's Private Course on Dis Women offers medical and surgery services with prompt calls. Head of well graded cattle available. within thirty days sale at low price by F A Scuanen, Willis Montana.
Gkeil and McRurorogor veterinary surgeons memapervol the Ontario Veterinary Medical A honorary graduates. Sixteen years representaice domesticated animals studied on scientific principles. Office Helena montana. Large shipment of Road Carts advertised with prices from 26 dollars. Black horse description seeks information from Frank Giac Glendale Montana about a branded horse with specific marks.
Two thoroughbred mares offered for sale with highest cash price paid. Apply to Ise Gao at Miteusa Willon Wontana, Ditton Lumpen axp Grain Co.
Sears LC Fyhrie Co invite attention to their large stock of foreign and domestic commodities. Call and see them and they will surprise you with prices. 100 Cotswold and Shropshire bucks for sale. Pompexton One City Property for Sale. Mrs C A Keane house and lot offered for sale. For particulars ask Klemm at First National Bank. Oth.
A stock subscription for the P. J Kells Placer and Quarry Mining and Reduction Company will be opened on Monday at White's City drug store in Dillon. Full particulars available on application with Allen B Allen secret attorney.
In Dillon Montana residents mainly enjoy a quiet Fourth of July with scattered picnics and modest public events. Court House work progresses, local sales and business openings are reported, and church services and public meetings occur amid routine municipal duties and weathered by a light holiday bustle.
A town ad listing hardware and tinware at the Bee Hive with low prices. It promotes patent irrigating shovels, bar glasses, new stoves, sewing machine extras, and jewelry services. Also touts remnants, clothing, and a removal sale by Kaufman & Co with big discounts and quick turnover.
Thomas McGovern was killed in Glendale after a poker dispute with Jack Ebenhack. Ebenhack was arrested and jailed in Dillon on manslaughter charges after a two day preliminary examination before Justice Holden. Testimony identified the fatal blow with a boot jack and placed McGovern in Ebenhack’s cabin prior to the fatal assault.
A list of quart and placer mining locations recorded in Beaverhivad County during the Montana mining district month. Names include John Wells and Win Hunt in the Practive fede, JL Beay Creston lode, ALM Madison et al. Buthde placer near Dewes's First, and many further claims in Vipond Elk horn Nipand Mt. Terry and Utopia districts among others.
A fragmentary OCR note references a tenth event or route during illness. The readable parts mention a person or group possibly named Chabs and a vague record of fees or duties. Details are unclear, but the snippet implies an action tied to illness and a count of ten.
The largest and best assortment of cutlery is to be found at Gs W Dart Hardware Fite Os with a wide selection for home use and gifts.
Glendale residents travel to Ogden Utah and Butte while visitors from Indianapolis Bridgeport Conn and Dillon join local social and legal scenes. News notes cover weddings a mistaken identity an arms of gathering at Melrose Fourth of July picnic and the ongoing Glendale mining and smelting activity including Thomas McGovern’s death and Jack Ebenback case.
The City Council held at the Court House confirmed Judge Thos. J. Galbraith as City Attorney and accepted Judge Conger’s resignation. Stringham resigns as City Clerk. Phil D. McGough sworn in as City Clerk. Aldermen Bearnard and Morse resignations accepted. W.S. Parke and O. D. Morse installed. Police Magistrate Edo Norris nominated and confirmed. Bills approved for Ed Rendicker special policeman and other street and sidewalk work charged to owners.
A newly formed company under the guidance of Montana officials and local partners is organized to operate the Argenta placer. Figures include Bo Witte, Gov. of Montana, G yo Dart, M. Waite, Dr. Piekman, Otho Kin, and Pa�o Rehey with Dillon and Alex BOAUen from Saint Paul. The entity aims to develop the Rattlesnake area and construct a water system and machinery while integrating former ownership and management.
A list of local residents and visitors with their origin or destination towns such as Spring Hill Ban nack Dr. J. 5. Meade of Hanoackh Sammy McCall from Denver and Colorado Springs James McPage Twin Bridges and Helena visits Prof C Birchard Fort Benton Great Falls and other locales.
Readable fragments describe market activity and pricing signals for goods and services. Mentions posters and notices about shipping, security, and trade in Wad with references to vendors and buyers, indicating active commerce and price talk in the region.
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