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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1888
Page
9
A Dun Mercantile Agency report on Montana cites strong farming lands valued at 22 million dollars and ample cereals for home use. It notes cattle valued at 20 million, horses and mules 7.5 million, sheep 3.22 million, with 1587 minerals output at 23.74 million and ongoing mining in copper iron coal.
The Tribbune J b Department invites business men and merchants in Southern Montana and eastern Idaho to use its job printing services. Recent material upgrades enable first class printing with fast turnaround. Call to examine samples and compare prices before outsourcing.
An advertisement touts Acker's Dyspeptic Tablets as a positive cure for dyspepsia indigestion flatulence and constipation. Sold with guarantee at the White City Dine Store.
The Annual Conference of the Methodist Church in Montana met at Missoula with Bishop Joyce presiding. The conference decided to locate the Methodist College at Helena with Rev. ROE. Smith as President and agent. Twelve trustees were named including Bishop Joyce and Rev. Smith, plus Raseign Shannon Van Ordel Riggin and others.
Regular services announced for First Baptist Grace Methodist Episcopal and St Jones churches. First Baptist holds Sunday worship at 11 am with Rev Bostowick. Sunday School at noon. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 pm. Grace Methodist Episcopal offers morning and evening services next Sunday by Rev Ingersoll with Sunday School at 1 pm. St Jones Church conducts services Sunday at 9 30 am and 11 am with Holy Communion on the first Sunday and a missionary in charge Rev S D Hooker.
An 19th century ad touts Acher's Hood Elixir as an impurity remover for the blood and a guarantee to purify and strengthen the constitution. It claims to build up the whole system and offers No Mo White as a sold and guaranteed product through City Drug Store.
The article notes prospectors including M. Jas. Ross and Clarke locating the Detroit and Detroit No.1 in Sweet Grass with copper and silver veins. It highlights ten new leads, strong surface ore, and anticipation the Sweet Grass mines will rival Butte once developed, with explorers from Helena Fort Benton and Butte area active.
The Montana Wool Growers Association met at Fort Benton last week and passed resolutions favoring free wool markets and tariff readjustment. The resolutions argue for protecting American labor and industry while supporting tariff changes to aid wages and domestic producers.
An advertisement from Cincinnati Ohio claims Golden Specific can cure drunkenness by dosing in coffee without the drinker's knowledge. It boasts instant temperance for alcoholics and asserts the remedy never fails, alleging permanent relief and irresistible cravings ceased.
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