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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1897
Page
4
The text directs readers to address letters to the editorial department at Eprrok Tribune and lists Fisher as the authorized advertising agent at 21 Merchants' Exchange San Francisco. It notes the paper is kept on file in his office and mentions advertising options and rates.
July 30 1897 Dimon Montana reports a waning coal strike Alaska mining craze draws men from across the nation as nickel slot machines face legal questions in Cascade county Great Falls prepares for an inheritance tax case while Bryan to visit Dillon and Cuba and Hawaii tensions continue amid local crime talk and political opinion
The narrative links a Civil War incident near Tuskalooa to Croxton's raid of spring 1865. Federal general with 1500 cavalry crossed West Alabama toward Tuskaloosa. Union forces surprised and carried the Warrior River bridge, the town fell with minimal bloodshed as Lee had surrendered but word had not arrived in West Alabama.
An August Demorestza Magazine essay argues life’s solving lies in teaching youth axioms and theorems to measure burdens. The author likens early learning to self taught science, noting responsibility as a later, growing force mothers feel as children mature.
In the estate of George T. Waddell an order of sale of realty and affidavit of publication are noted. In the estate of Michael Swenson an affidavit of publication of sale of personal property is listed.
Reports from Montana include Bert Stacey a 14 year old killed after a horse threw him and dragged him a quarter mile Casey a mentally troubled man slit his throat on a Ravalli bound train passengers Butte wheelmen fundraise over Joe McBride crash case Nolan says horse racing is gambling not illegal Chandlers law not greatly enforced in Butte Alaska prospectors stock company Helena hobos raid Chinook meat market binding guard to post and stealing meat Bryan incoming reception preparations in Butte A case of a derailed public notice quality continues
There is widespread catarrh, once deemed incurable, now treated as constitutional. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio is advertised as the sole constitutional remedy, taken internally, with a $100 promise to prove failure to cure. Readers are urged to request circulars and testimonials.
A historical note recalls Washingtons fourth of July 1788 civic pageantry with a eagle car the constitution banner and ten white horses. It contrasts 1775 Yankee Doodle fireworks and river vessels symbolizing ten states and mentions a Padua cypress linked to Julius Caesar legend.
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