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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1894
Page
1
The railroad strike is declared off and a presidential arbitration commission will be appointed. Only one train out of Chicago runs in four days as national disruption subsides. Quist reports Chicago to Montana dispatches show no change in Montana.
Debs declares the American Railway Union strike off at 9:30 a.m. in New York, then heads to the General Managers Association to press for returning workers. Reports clash on arbitration prospects as federal troops guard lines and California and Oregon scenes show mixed progress.
Cueverano July 12 reports a perfect stampede among striking railroad employees signaling end of the big strike. New York July 12 describes a Cooper Union labor demonstration in sympathy with Chicago and Western strikers, an extraordinary crowd filling the hall.
Mrs. E L Smith visited town Rev S D Hooker led Episcopal services at the M E church. Sheriff’s sale of horses and notes to satisfy H M Lott’s judgment sold for little. Amos Seyler dislocated his elbow after bronco riding. The Twin Bridges lodge No 17 AOUW installed officers on July 6. Puree Springs reports heavy rain with no damage. Puller Hot Spring hotel to open for patients. Dillon post list notes letters uncalled for. Sabbath school assistance offered by Rev Edwin M Ellis.
Justice Holden in Dillon Montana issues summons to Charles Combs in Beaverhead County for ten days to answer a lawsuit by Crowell and Nockolls seeking 106.24 dollars plus costs for goods sold on account. If he fails to appear, default judgment will be entered for the amount plus costs.
Ladies Dongola Button shoes with patent leather tip offered in all sizes at one dollar. Children's and Misses School Shoes available in all sizes for one dollar. Dongola Pat Tip style also priced at one dollar.
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