16 Jun 1899
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1899
Page
1
Mr G D Bruce Tudor will visit Mrs L Kupfer's Jewelry Store on Monday and Tuesday May 29 and 30 for diagnosing and correcting eye troubles. No charge for examination. Examiner from Tudor & Co. advises if glasses do not suit or eyes feel wrong. Two days only at Mrs Kupfer's Store. Fidel Huber merchandise.
Special correspondence from Auror P O reports local happenings in Beaverhead and Madison counties. Claimed events include Frank Andrus rebuilding a thousand panel fence to reenter sheep farming, visits among residents, illnesses such as measles affecting several families, a birth and a death in Lakeview, Montana, and routine summer preparations for business.
June reports from Laxeview detail the park tourist syndicate near ready to begin with a dinner station by Baily's store run by Clay Patterson. Two daily coaches from Monida to Duelley's await operation as fishery officials from Montana visit J Blair's to discuss egg handling for shipment.
The June session records the board ordering road districts to keep county roads open in District 4, authorizing a 200 bridge timber contract, and funding a guard for bridges in George Gray lane. It reports quarterly financials, road petitions approved and postponed, district reorganization appointing road commissioners, and a plan to refund Beaverhead county bonds. It notes boundary changes for Road Districts 3 and 4 and lists allowed claims and fund balances.
Anaconda Standard reports Sheriff Regan intercepted word that three Union Pacific train robbers may enter Wyoming via Yellowstone and the Big Horn. A posse with Captain Stivers and five Rough Riders is organized, plus Under Sheriff Murphy seeking latest moves. A reward of 18 000 dollars, or 3 000 each, is offered dead or alive for the bandits tied to the June 2 robbery near Rock Creek, Wyoming.
A list of enrolled summer normal students includes Pearl Goetschius Laurin Jennie Berube Augusta Anna Marshall Katherine Garrett Ella Gibson Jette Pierce Bessie Farrell Stella Morse KatiePaxton Alice Chambers Mary Lewis Alice Lewis Mae Rich Edith Cashmore Harrie Waldorf J R Ramsay H A Davee J W Lenning Bessie Hall Dillon Dora Hughes Noa Townsend Viola Dooley Nellie Boland Mary Murphy Edna Squires Eveline Van Gundy G W Bowlby Miss Gillespie Miss Harvey Lois Newport Qora McCormick Fila Hayden Mildred Myers Mabel Gordon Miss Swanstram Virginia City Mary Murphy Livingston Spokane region names and hometowns indicate wide geographic distribution among Montana towns and broader states.
Mr. J. E. Lilly of Hannibal Missouri recounts a life saved by Dr King’s New Discovery after Typhoid Fever and Pneumonia left him weak. He says one bottle gave relief, and continued use restored health. The medicine is advertised as a rapid cure for lung troubles with trial bottles free at Central Pharmacy.
Mrs J Ha Whalen const shows a closing out sale offering hats and ribbons at half price. Embroidery silk dots 25 cents, silk threads up to 90 cents, Zephyr 15 cents, Ostrich wool 20 cents a ball, Ice wool 5 cents, Madonna cotton 20 cents, silk fringe and linen fringe sold cheap, assorted trim and fabrics included.
The Maggie Gibson dredge began work Tuesday at the mouth of Aldergulch and plans to dig continuously through the open season once the machinery runs smoothly. In a medical note, Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio, cured himself of a rectal fistula after 18 months by Bucklen's Arnica Salve, five boxes at 25 cents each, sold by Central Pharmacy.
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