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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1895
Page
1
An ad proclaims agents for the Victor and Remington bicycles with the claim best wheels on earth and advertises top watch repairing. It invites visitors to view products or write for prices on any line.
Beaverhead and Madison counties publish a weekly news digest from Onur Regular Correspondent Lama July 25. Lima visits note two Dillon youths rode free home on a Pullman car. Local health updates: Harry Sherry returns improved from illness. Geo. Crary reports health gains from a Denver trip. Omaha restaurant closes due to low patronage. Timothy hay shipment to Butte completes. A clothing bargain sale at the opera house boosts new wear. Nils Johnson travels to Pocatello for a circus. Davis visits Medicine Lodge with Boular. they enjoy hunting and fishing. A phonograph event draws patrons. Red Rock's young man makes brief town visits, possibly for social reasons. Al. D. advised to counsel him about such visits.
The Coal Mining Co assigns Robert Moir to sink a 40 foot shaft with a 12 foot daily rate. A Lima opera, supervised by Mrs Burrhus, titled A Dress Rehearsal, garners praise for youth participants and piano violin support. Frank Slader dies after a stallion attack near Monida. C Pr Graham crushed in Bannack mine with injuries described. Slader's death follows extensive medical efforts.
The notice touts Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment as a remedy for barbed wire cuts sprains and other horse injuries. With over forty years of use it is offered in 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles and sold by N. M. White, Druggist, Dillon, Montana.
Section 1955 of the political code mandates that every butcher keep a book listing marks and brands of cattle slaugh tered. The record must include buyer name and residence, date of purchase and delivery, and be produced for public inspection. Each month two certified copies must be filed with a justice of the peace and the county clerk.
Observing proper seasons is required for shoot or fish, or risk warden enforcement. The American Field offers a current Game Law issue with updated state regulations. request it by sending five 2 cent stamps to 245 State St. Chicago.
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Chas. P. Graham died in a cave-in at Zwicky and Co. shaft in Spring Gulch near Bannack on Wednesday night. Coroner Cashmore reported the coroner jury found death from cave-in and exonerated owners and management. Workmen removed the body after a 4 hour rescue effort. burial occurred today at Bannack. Graham was a well known local figure with no known relatives.
Presiding elder Rev J W Bennett outlines a preaching tour with services listed by date and location across Glen dale Ralston Big Hole Wisdom Foxs Wisdom and Upper Grasshopper Bannack details include Aug 1 to Aug 6 schedule. Also advertised sale of a well established lodgings house with inquiries to Miss E Gretens Gardner Block.
The list shows butter per pound at 1K, eggs per dot 20 to 25 cents, old potatoes 0.60 to 0.65, new potatoes per hundredweight 1.50 to 1.75, oats per weight 0.90 to 1.05, and alfalfa 6507.50 with other odd figures like 7009.00 and 690 7.00. Descriptions indicate market rates rather than consumer prices.
The article reports Professor H Marshall Ward's experiments showing blue and violet solar rays kill bacteria and fungi. It notes earlier measurement issues from glass lenses and the improved results using quartz to capture blue violet rays, with exposures varying by season.
A hundred or more scholars prepared an expedition to gather pharaonic and Ptolemaic treasures for Paris. Their gear and library blend ancient classics with modern romanticism and atheism. Passages mark Bacon and Mercier while Mme de Stael and Sloane frame ambition and liberty.
Hawkins recalls overhearing Snooks and Webb in conversation about an upcoming three month absence and dinner plans with the Blakes, revealing social maneuvering in early Boston society. Webb mentions no engagement for Wednesday and Snooks proposes Thursday dinner, prompting light disappointment.
The item prescribes six to eight half pint bottles depending on 24 hour feeds. Each bottle should contain the correct amount of formula per feeding and be sealed with a cotton batting stopper. A pan with perforated tin plate base holds water to warm bottles without boiling.
Jul 24 Pocatii1 Ida. Bannock Indians have killed a settler and family in Salt River valley. A pursuing posse killed six Indians. News from Pocatello and Montpelier describes settlers uneasy and cowboys gathering for protection as word spreads of the clash.
A report from Fort Hall Indian agent Captain Teeters says the Jacksons Hole region is quiet with few Indians. A settler courier counters with claims of large Indian and Lempi Ute forces guarding passes, suggesting an imminent clash and ambush of a prospector named Smith.
Foraging Bannacks seek government rations from reservations in Pocartino Idaho. Seven hundred Shoshone ducks from Wind River reservations have begun aiding the Bannacks.
A band of 218 Utes was sighted 45 miles east of Evanston Wyoming heading toward Jacksons Hole. A courier reports they stole 200 head of range horses and are driving them with the group.
From Onrynynz Wyoming and Idaho dated July 24 Governor Richards receives a dispatch via Adjutant General Stitzer reporting Indian captain of police in Teton basin with 38 horses fleeing at speed. The governor says he cannot control the Indians who will fight settlers at noon today.
General Cop pinger of the department of the Platte prepares to mobilize troops in Wyoming following Washington instructions regarding the Indian trouble.
Washington reports the Bannock Indians retain a treaty right to hunt on unoccupied U S lands near Wyoming so long as game is available and peace endures. With rising tensions the Indian bureau suspends the privilege and orders a return to the reservation.
San Francisco July 22 The trial of William Henry Theodore Durrant for the Emanuel Baptist church murders of Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams began. Crowds gathered, venue change motions were argued, and affidavits on fair trial prospects were read as reporters witnessed proceedings.
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