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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1890
Page
4
Local page advertising rates and typesetting charges are listed with changes in pricing for ad changes and display space. The issue includes political items, census news, bills on silver and free coinage, and notices on public figures, elections, and lawsuits. several brief items discuss senators, governors, and national events from 1890.
Beaverhead county commissioners met at Dillon on June 2 1890 with chairmen Geo M Brown and commissioners Oliver Woodworth and clerk Jones. Dr Toms county physician reported on hospital conditions noting admissions since March 9 1890 total five with four discharged leaving five patients, two women incurable likely county charges, and seven Baurba children not in count. Building described as old and undersized yet maintained. road petitions approved and rejections noted. L Ford appointed justice of the peace at Spring Hill Lima. bonds for road supervisors approved. district election registry agents named for ten districts. W S Smead completed purchase of old court house block. county bought 153 acre poor farm near Dillon for 6000. printing contract awarded to Troexe Pusuisnine Co. for one year. claims allowed.
A ledger item lists numerous juror and witness fees for several named individuals including P J Kelly R McDowell T W Poindexter Lillie Phillips A Brown James Estes J Medlen O W Rote M M Freed and others with warrants drawn in payment thereof. Additional entries show amounts such as 150 and 300 for various juror fees and wit fees alongside names like Thomas Mulany Ed Cushing RC Halliday and more, continuing on page 5.
Local druggists in Lowell Mass report Hood's Sarsaparilla outselling all other purifiers. Firms like GeepaLe Dow s Co Blanchard and Raney Co all say Hood's leads sales of blood purifiers and similar tonics. The nationwide popularity reflects years of trusted reputation and proven merit. Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by dengetets and local apothecaries at 1 dollar per 100 doses.
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