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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1895
Page
4
A montage of political chatter and local notes from Montana and beyond. Mentions Grover Cleveland debates over term limits and bonds, Debs reflections, Missoula lacks a depot, Red Lodge boom, and deer plagues troubling ranchers in the New York Tribune item.
The piece notes Billings Montana as a thriving wool hub with locals earning twelve cents a pound, while cautious optimism grows for a new hotel. It compares wool imports from 1895 and 1891, cites rising tensions between Russia and Japan, and mirrors Wool Market dynamics tied to McKinley era policy from the Billings Gazette.
The notice lists May 15 start dates for round trip fares to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Leadville Buena Vista and others at 60 dollars and higher fares to St Louis Chicago at 72 and 80 dollars with 40 day transit limits and a maximum 90 days from sale. It also advertises Salt Lake return trips July 12 to 22 at 165 dollars and Boston Denver trips with varied dates and a William W Johnson NP info agent in Billings Montana.
Thomas E Berry, a freight clerk aboard the Colima and a key potential witness for the prosecution in the Durrant murder trial, drowned after sharing crucial statements about Durrants letters and past life. His sister Silar belonged to the church circle at Rev J G Gibsons, and Berry had spoken with police about Durrants ties to Blanche Lamont. The Colima tragedy follows the Lamont Williams case bringing renewed attention to Emmanuel Baptist church and its members.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal treatment that purifies blood and soothes mucous surfaces. It claims long physician usage, calls it a regular prescription, and promises testimonials on request.
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