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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1889
Page
5
After acquiring the stock of Scbree Ferrie and White, the firm states its intent to meet Blacksmith and general hardware needs with a large assortment of iron steel horse shoes and related goods. G. W. Dart Hanpwanre Co. promises broad stock in both pavy and shelf goods.
Oneil and McGregor veterinaries advertise as honorary graduates of Ontario Veterinary College and members of the Ontario Veterinary Medical Association. They offer sixteen years of experience and treat all domesticated animals on scientific principles with day or night service.
A series of small ads from Dillon Mont, advertising Bolinger and Ry er horse shoers and wagon work, a road cart sale from 20 to 50 dollars, and notices from Beaverhead County trustees about mail to Dillon. Also a missing horse description with a brand A on the left hip and saddle marks. Frank Gita Glendale Mont seeks information.
A crowded page fragment shows local notices and ads for hardware, furniture, sewing machines, clothing sales, and dry goods. It lists names like W. Dart Hardware Co and L. Kaufman & Co, plus town personalities visiting or passing through, and notes about a Dillon church event and an auction sale forthcoming at Thomsen’s.
Notice to all persons indebted to Dillion Drug Store to settle their accounts promptly by cash or note or risk the owner quitting the business and closing the shop.
A notice lists thoroughbred mares available for sale. Applicants should apply to Sf Geo Mints Gillon in Montana for details and purchase terms.
Seeds marketed as Minnesota grown claim superiority for Montana climate. Crowe and Nuckolls advertise the seeds for sale to farmers and gardeners in the region.
A terse note records the highest cash price paid by Dintos Leaner to acquire Grats Co. Details are scarce but the entry marks a premium cash deal.
Fragmentary ad text lists grocers and sellers offering foreign and domestic provisions and various goods. It also mentions property for sale in Delaware County, a house and lot in Mrs. CoA. Renny Iys, and inquiries directed to O Klemm at First National Bank.
A fragmented note describes Fourth of July planning in Missouritown and nearby areas. It mentions a meeting, no baseball next Sunday, and local hardware and fruit shipments. It also references a survey west of range in Jeaverhead County and a distressed tree-free Fourth Ward.
Citizens urged to form committees and hold a public meeting to organize a large patriotic Fourth of July celebration in Dillon. Aims include attracting attendees from South End Montana and coordinating a comprehensive program of exercises for the Natal Day weekend.
An imperfect OCR reading describes Poschnan's new burhtisis on Morte seroet in a modernist literary style. It notes touches of house, comice, and divas with a tasteful proprietor, seeking elegance and refinement in appearance and execution. The text hints at Gabetoetite and a dramatic opening scene amid ornate decor and forettate ideas.
A fragmented OCR item notes prices at a site and mentions an attack at seeds and a store. It references various stray words and names, but the readable parts indicate a discussion of costs, a big incident, and a location near a store. The text remains unclear with several garbled terms.
Citizens report the Dillon city vote produced a tight City Marshal result with Hill narrowly ahead of Miles and a general sweep for other offices. Legal voting questions arise amid claims of illegal votes and calls for punishment if proven, while discussions cite the Australian law affecting Montana elections and potential nullification or a new vote.
The Beaverhead River basin suffers severe drought as heavy irrigation demands and upstream damming cut stream flow. Authorities warn that dry beds and inadequate water threaten crops, land value, and potential court battles over prior water rights in Bishop’s Bend area.
The Lone Pine mine and related deposits in the Vipoud district are described with plans to form a stock company, build a mill, and aggressively develop the property. London capitalists reportedly secured a bond on Shenon's Golden Seaf mine. various locals and Helena figures travel for meetings.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a Constitutedorial Convention and delegates from a group labeled PUIEEN. It references voting at the Headwaters and mentions citizens urging a chosen delegate to work for a specific provision. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
A letter from Neale Armstrong owner of Spokane outlines the climate of Southern Montana as ideal for raising fast horses and oats. He describes plans to ship a carload to Chicago to establish a trade and praises the gate and blue joint hay quality as evidence of performance potential.
Fragmentary OCR text references a location on Anton Street in a likely Petia area with mentions of a pop stand gag and a vigil or attention to a potential incident. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the readable material.
Sale notice describes various household items and fixtures offered by Tani Freres with cash terms. Partial text lists teas, leans, and ware items with pricing notes and a sale location. Remaining readable phrases indicate a shop inventory being sold this year with cash terms.
A distorted passage shows characters Trwitl and Mhinu in a scene about examining words at a location named Lee Py. The text hints at astonishment with law art references but lacks clear context or outcomes.
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