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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1891
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune announces subscription rates, advertising prices, and publication logistics. It lists local notices, display ads, terms for changes, and rates for festival notices and obituary posts. The issue is dated July 17 1891 and notes Dillon as the county seat with population figures.
A biographical sketch profiles Nelson Bennett born October 14, 1843 in Ontario. He pursued mining, oil, and transportation ventures across Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Montana, and the Pacific Northwest, founded major rail contracts, built the Cascade tunnel, helped found Fairhaven, and led diverse rail and street railway enterprises.
A damaged description summarizes miscellaneous literary topics in a July issue including Life in the open air and health, Trout Fishing in the Diame trich, Farming in Latin America, adventures from London, Laurentides, South Africa, California, and illustrated profiles. The note mentions C Waddle recounting the history of the Woman's movement.
The summer literary highlight will be Amelie Rives's short novel According to St. John in Cosmopolitan. Expected to surpass her earlier works, it signals her mature standing in letters while critics note other items from across the nation including Dillon correspondence and Montana World’s Fair stakes.
The passage suggests Congress will likely provide General Greeley with tasks next winter. It notes he cannot lose his commission but will be given work, with a small contingent of lieutenants and noncommissioned officers to assist in flag-waving duties during the army's service.
A compiled list details visits and hometowns of Dillon residents and guests. Notables include Don Bray from Lima, Luke Lavery from Dakota, John and Addie Dillon of Lima, Attorney H. W. Smith of Ogden, Capt. C. L. Howard of Ogden Military Academy, and Colonel Emmett Callahan of Kansas visiting and considering Dillon relocation.
The piece notes Baron von Blinchroeder as Prussia’s third wealthiest with 2 520 000 marks income and 75 500 marks tax. It cites Frederick L Ames at 25 000 000 dollars as Boston’s richest man, cousin ex Governor Ames worth 810 000 000, and Oliver Ames as founder. Julia Ward Howe’s daughter Helen Gardener, about thirty, described as beautiful with radical views.
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