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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1898
Page
4
Notice filed at the Dillon Montana post office dated June 10 1898 indicates a second class mail transmission arrangement. The text references a one year period pricing at three dollars and shorter terms for six or three months.
The article extols the country daily or weekly against metropolitan papers, arguing the home paper remains essential. It emphasizes how families read it, learn neighbors news, celebrate births, courtships, deaths, and ads, urging advertisers to choose the Tribune for maximum impact.
The Tribune notes strong local business support for mineral prospecting in Beaverhead County. Secretive but widespread funding by merchants aims to develop gold and copper resources, with a belief that a major mining boom could soon emerge, possibly rivaling Cripple Creek and Butte. Washington letters discuss potential Spain treaty and war prep amid guarded military moves. New post offices listed: Midland, Prague, and Shiner with appointed postmasters.
The passage states deafness cannot be cured by local applications as they do not reach the ear's diseased portion. It asserts only constitutional remedies address the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube, which when inflamed causes rumbling or impaired hearing and can lead to deafness if the tube remains closed.
The Gibbonsville Miner suspends publication while Arm Strong SRY plans to relocate the plant to Montana towns. The Plains News Letter debuts locally and the East Helena Record expands to eight pages. Ex Senator John Sherman and wife tour the National Park before visiting Helena.
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