Silver Wave in Dillon Lettered, 1896 Local Notes
Dillon newspaper page from June 12 1896 mixes local notices with national commentary. It lists advertising agents in San Francisco, notes Glendale and Lima Fourth of July celebrations, reports on Senator Dillom and fee bond issues, mentions the Carbon County Sentinel at Joliet and the death of actor Frank Mayo. It also references Montana delegation choices for Chicago and debates over free coinage and bi metalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mayo
Mayo
San Francisco
Board of Con Commissioners
Beaverhead
Montana
Dillon
Beaverhead River
New
Argenta Road
P. H. Poindexter
Democratic bosses and Bland provoke Montana organs decline
The passage criticizes Boies as a pliant trimmer and notes Montana Democratic papers abandoned the Missouri statesman after failing to manage Bland. It quotes Grover Cleveland decrying government as the tool of money power and blaming the president for degeneration in national affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boies
Montana
Missouri Statesman
The
Denver News
Dem
Grover
Cleveland
Independent Action on Money and Silver Coinage
A editorial argues against international control of money and advocates for a dollar standard within the United States. It asserts money is a national instrument and favors free silver coinage to spur prosperity, warning lines will be drawn in the coming campaign. The piece also reports Harry Adama’s failed jail escape plan as guards tighten security after the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Montana
England
Germany
Cleveland
Goldbugs
United States
Harry Adama
Adams
Adama
Hall
Crtunxy & Co
Toledo
Draggiste, Tie
Twin Cities
Dillon
Local cooking school formed to share kitchen help
A group of young ladies has organized a biweekly cooking school where each member brings a dish to discuss its merits and problems. The club invites feedback on methods and aims to improve cooking skills community wide.
Montane Delegate Predicts McKinley Nomination and Teller
Hon. Alex Meltzel, Montane's delegate to the St. Louis convention, says McKinley will be nominated. He names Henry M. Teller as his president pick and J. Donald Cameron as his vice president choice. He also favors free coinage of silver and gold at sixteen to one without foreign aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Meltzel
Montane
St. Louis
McKinley
Henry M. Teller
J. Donald Cameron
Hobson and Grate Wed in Valley Ceremony
Nathan Hobson a prosperous valley ranch man and Mies Luella Grate were married at the thri home on Wednesday evening June 10. The ceremony surprised few except close friends and was followed by a reception. The Tribune wishes the newlyweds a long and happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hobson
Mies Luella Grate
Dillon
Sam
the Tribune
Mrs. Hobson
Young Baptist Church Lawn Party Next Thursday
The Baptist church youths plan a lawn party on the church lawn next Thursday evening June 18. Supper at 5 30, priced 35 cents. Ice cream and cake served in the evening for 25 cents. A good time is assured and all are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Democratic Convention Travel Fare to Chicago
Round trip fare to Chicago offered for the Democratic Convention with onsale dates July 2 and July 8. Fare valid through July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inventors Wanted for Patents This Paper
Names of inventors and those seeking patents are invited to send their names and addresses to the editor of this paper for valuable information. 9 If
Tris UNE Office Ad Promotes Stylish Work and Low Prices
A compact ad touts Tris UNE office services offering stylish work at moderate prices. It emphasizes quality and value for clients seeking efficient office solutions and professional results.
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Tris
UNE
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dilison Tribune
Tribune Publishing Comp’y
Beaverhead County
Mall
Tanoes
Tarpune Pusiisume Co
Epirorn Tribune
PY. Fisher
Merchants’ Exchange
Chia
E. C Dake Advertising Agency
Merchante Exchange
California
Drutox
Glendale
Lima
Dillom
Orégon
Washington
Congress
Committee
St. Louis Business League
Primrose & West
Carbon County Sentinel
Joliet
B. A. Harlan
Tfarlan
Great Falla Tribune
Marcus Daly
W. A. Clark
T. Hauser
Montana Democrata
Puck
Hanna
Bill Gay
James Macke
Musselshell
Lewis and Clarke County
Gay
Tater Mountain
Democratic Party
Richard P. Bland
Horace Boies
Alex. Metzel
Choice
Hobson-Grate
Tn Hood
Lowell, Mass
Hood
LaMont
Bloddedger, Geo Conly, W F
State Board of Education
Helena
E. A. Stxgre
T. J. Murray
T. J. Mornay
O. E. Morse
Undertaker’s
Sis
Eliel Brothers
Cambrian Iron Works
David Davies
Are
New York
Minneapolis Penny Press
Mrs. Knox's
W. Granite
Butte
Telegraph
Newbro
Billings
Burlington
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Union Meat Market
Staudaher
M. L. Davidson
D. T. Chapman
W. A. Jones
O. M. Best
Mergantile CO
Burfeind Bros. & CO
Montana Street
Dillon, Mont
Dillon, Furniture Co
Tex Patronagan
G. T, Paul, Maxacee
Centennial Beer Hall
R. Deacon
Thompson, Parkwood and
Searcy Whisk
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