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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1895
Page
1
Dell notes report on a fish mishap injuring a girl, a local revival planned for June 16, and social details from Dillon area. Promotions for the New Great Syndicate Show claim strong crowds and exotic acts. Also promoted are Dr J H McLean tonics and kidney remedies with price claims.
A detailed vivid description of The Bridges Orphans Home near Twin Bridges Montana. The piece portrays Beaverhead valley surroundings, grounds of about 60 acres, the red brick and blue granite two story building, a 12 foot veranda, garden, fruit trees, and the internal layout including nursery, school room, dormitories, pantry, dining hall, and laundry. It notes superintendent Mr Comfort and wife, local board members, and comments on completion progress and future lawn work. It closes with a June 1895 county session summary on bills and appointments.
John H. McLain dies after long Canyon Creek residence. Hon. Henry Knippenberg leaves for Omaha to attend Nash-Cartan wedding. his wife and daughter to join later. Rev J W Tait preaches at Dillon. Snow blocks Lion Mountain and Ore hauling stops. Greenwood concentrator shut. Tommy Bird brings gold bars from Pennington’s run. Dr J H McLean Liver and Kidney Balm advertised at $1. N M White Dillon Montana sells it.
John T. Conner sues H. D. Adsit and Old Faithful Mining Co. to foreclose a $3500 mortgage. Entries include homesteads by O Gasser and Horace McIntyre, a Lima marriage license for Jos eph Halverson and Ruth Davis, estate notices for G W Poindexter N A Stiles and Maggie Allen, and various orders of sale and notices in probate and labor claims.
A clipped observation notes vigilance as a social habit prompting readers to stay alert and prepared in daily life. It frames awareness as prudent practice for communities and individuals alike.
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