02 Jun 1899
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1899
Page
1
Mr. G. D. Brace Tudor M A O of Tudor & Cos well known eye expert will be at Mrs L Kupfer's Jewelry Store in Dillon Montana on Monday and Tuesday May 29 and 30 for diagnosis and correction of all eye troubles. No charge for examination.
Special correspondence from Birch Creek and Autor P. O. Beater Beaverhead and Madison counties. Updates include Edward Call's horse market trip to Butte, Henry Oliver sending horses, plans for the Indian Queen mine, and a projected three matrimonial deals by July Fourth. Local stockholders Powell and Haining eye home ore treatment while fencing expands to 500 head pasture. Other notes cover schooling, visiting figures, irrigation, and busy spring activity along Medicine Lodge and Horse Prairie.
Daniel Mooney and John McManemey toured Idaho on business. William Nelson returned to the canyon after months in Dillon. Bridwell Metlen came home from Dillon to Horse Prairie. Wm Calloway and Mrs Bytcher of Bedrock were seen in Dillon and Daly's Spur visitors. Rainy weather pleases farmers. Rocky Mountain Telephone extends line to Idaho Falls. Remarkable Rescue: Mrs Curtain credits Dr King New Discovery for Consumption after failed treatment. six bottles cured her, with free trials at L Williams store.
Miss Nellie Page returns from Helena with Mrs Wade and daughters staying weeks. Mary Burns Orr Eastman visit. Sui Page sister visits. Mrs Seyler twin bridges host. J M Page to Virginia City. Belle Utley home from East Helena ill. Rev Henry F Cope preaches, memorial service on Decoration Day. Page family moves. Mae Galentine teaching in Virginia City. Burthh brothers accompany sister to Dillon. Madison county convention date changed to June 28–29.
Minneapolis Journal letters recount Montana troops fighting near Malolos on April 9 after heavy casualties on the 29th. It notes wounded, missing, and dead including William Marshall and Charles Kasier, describes heat and heavy rifle fire, and praises Montana soldiers for pushing through to Calumpit with allied regiments.
State Normal executive board announces salaries for next year led by President D E Sanders at 2500 and Vice President H H Swain at 1700. J E Monroe named professor of natural sciences. Laura L Miller English Latin at 1800. Sadie Rogers training teacher at 1200. Mathematics chair left vacant for now. board to fill later. Institutions say progress and harmony continue.
An 19th-century advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as unlocking the brain and body while promoting energy and health. It also notes a half-price closeout at Mrs J J H Whalen’s millinery shop featuring silk, embroidery, ostrich wool, lace, and fancy-work materials at low prices.
The proprietor renews the Bannack hotel lease and pledges reliable hospitality for travelers. He emphasizes steady service and guest comfort at The Hotel Meade in Bannack.
Railroads set one fare for the round trip plus a $2.00 membership fee for the National Educational Association annual meeting in Los Angeles next July. Officials expect large turnout similar to two years ago when about 85,000 Christian Endeavorers traveled nationwide.
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