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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1899
Page
3
Market prices shown for Butter Eggs Potatoes Wheat Data and various baled feeds with per unit prices. The OCR yields inconsistent figures such as 25 25 35 15 and several negative or hyphenated values for animal feed and hay.
A Trupan representative notes booming Dillon Brewery business as kegs move from vats to carts. Weiser, formerly Centennial brewer at Butte, praises his beer now on tap in Dillon and nearby towns, while the season shows strong demand and local pride in home manufacture. An anecdote from a Detroit bar adds a lighter note on courtroom oddities.
The Pontiac Gazette reports Mrs. Virginia L. Pickman 50 wife of the late Dr. H. D. Pickman of Dillon Montana and former Pontiac resident died at the Palmer residence Huron street after a brain surgery failed to prevent blood poisoning. She was daughter of the late O. H. Palmer and leaves sister Miss P. O. Palmer and brothers O. A. Palmer and Chas. H. Palmer. Funeral held from her later residence with Rev. Stevens officiating and burial at Oak Hill.
Eugene Harvey aged nearly five died last Saturday after a brief illness from appendicitis. He was the son of Charles Harvey, Melrose, and widely known as the Melrose branch manager of Hecla Mercantile Banking Co. His funeral was well attended with Rev. Henry F. Cope officiating at the house and hillside cemetery. Officials from Hecla and residents from Glendale and beyond expressed sympathy.
Advert shows Tabler's Buckeye Pile Vintment claiming instant relief for bleeding piles. It touts fast action with no operation needed and lists active buckeye principle as a new treatment. Price 50 cents a bottle or 75 cents per box. Sold by L J Williams.
The article explains the horse foot as a complex system of about 500 lamina in the foot and coffin bone, forming elastic, adherent springs. It compares the arrangement to a stacked quire of paper, noting the total count of elastic springs across all four feet near 4,000 and their oblique action to bear the animal's weight securely.
A shy Chicago man courting Miss Mary for three years visits St. Louis on business and stays longer than planned. He writes a proposal, mails it, then fears a poor reception. After a telegraph note asking to withhold the letter, a telegram confirms its correct mailing and he returns to Chicago.
In LeBanon Missouri on June 13 Mr Bland’s condition improves with stronger pulse and better nourishment after a collapse ten days prior. In New York on June 13 Golf Going to Europe reports a National City Bank plan to ship two million dollars in gold aboard the steamship Lahn today.
The fragment describes liver related illness symptoms and claims Arnrrxe cures quickly when other remedies fail. It mentions jaundice headache indigestion pain in back chills and loss of energy and implies Arnrrxe can promptly care these troubles. The text is garbled but centers on liver health and a purported remedy.
An anecdote recounts Lord Nelson meeting two Spanish captains while his legs were bound in brown paper soaked in vinegar for mosquito bites. His courteous conduct hid the gagging sight, leaving the Spaniards with a high opinion of the famed admiral.
A husband and wife style bet unravels badly as the wife throws a stone and damages panes, roses, and a boy, while the man cracks vases, frames, and bric-a-brac, ending with both sides damaged in a domestic dispute. The Denver Mecca notes the sexes as one.
The Record reports Congressman David B. Henderson of Iowa has secured 102 pledges by telegraph and mail for the Republican caucus in Washington, with 98 votes needed for a majority. In the House Henderson leads 9 to none as other states await replies and rival candidates Sherman and Payne plan to withdraw, likely making his election unanimous.
Exciting scenes as national demonstration led by William O'Brien with bands and banners. Protestants threatened trouble. police and military deployed. Several conflicts occurred and infantry charged the crowd with fixed bayonets, leaving multiple injuries.
The 1844 Republican convention nominating Uncle Dick by acclamation ended a feud between ex governor Oglesby and his sister in law Littler. Oglesby visited Littler at his Springfield mansion and the two men shared a cordial dinner and whisky as they reconciled, ending years of estrangement.
The article claims aqua ammonia outperforms other extinguishing methods in two cases. A half gallon stopped a cotton seed fire in a large pile described as live coal. In Venay France a gallon and a half of ammonia water put out a gasoline fire in a linen room, allowing workers to approach the intact iron gasoline tank.
Mrs. Godfrey Clerk recalls a London dinner quip about Bradlaugh and the letter h. Sir F Halliday jokes that Picasa whispered in heaven that two matters were made and Bradlaugh would have nothing to say to either.
A historical note describes worms in children as causing pallor restlessness and poor appetite. It claims mothers use White's Cream Vermifuge as a prompt safe remedy to improve health.
An old advertisement claims Be pain ds and Ballard's base Liniment cures 26 ailments once hard to treat. It touts relief for strains and contorted muscles and asserts deep penetration to bone, urging immediate use and dealer authorization.
Legal summons in Spring Hill township Beaverhead County Montana before L C Ford Justice of the Peace. Eugene A Haily plaintiff vs Willaim Haggerty defendant. Defendant ordered to appear May 26 at Lima office to answer a civil action for thirteen dollars and 75 100 cents plus costs for suit underwear socks and board.
Notified Alfred P. Brown of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove desert land claim No 8056 for SE and SWK BEM in township 8 north range 8 west before U S commissioner J Price at Dillon Montana on Saturday July 1. Witnesses: Lawrence A Brown Loomis Hice John Hynock John Butela all of Dillon Montana register Zonar D Green.
Notice for Publication from Missoula Montana dated May 20 1809 and May 22 1809 states settlers Jim Sornson Oliver Dudley and witnesses listed will prove residence and cultivation before L J Price U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on July 7 1800 and July 7 1899 respectively. Names and locations include Fox Montana Wisdom Montana and jurisdictions noted.
United States Land Office Missoula Montana 1899 notices that Thomas J Low of Fox Beaverhead county Movians filed to prove desert land claim No 27 for the Ey BSW 6 Wi Suen section 28 NW NEM NEX Wt Bec Tp 45 3 16 W before the county clerk at Dillon Montana on Saturday the 6th day of July 1899 Witnesses to prove irrigation and reclamation are William Montgomery Moses D Jardine August Wenger Jorgen Jorgenon and Eugen I Heasary.
Land Office at Missoula Montana May 1 1899 notice is here by given that the following proof will be made before Benjamin K Stevenson U S commissioner at Wisdom Montana on June 17 1890 to establish continuous residence upon and cultivation of the land by Benjamin Ransom who made H F No 1858 for the W percent NW percent Sec 1 Lot 1 and 2 Tp 48 R 15 W Attending witnesses are George Woodworth Danbar John N Gusset James Lynch all of Wisdom Montana and U S Register Hensney
A shopper notes the American Planetts string instrument sold by Tribane Pub.Co agents. The device is praised for being playable by anyone from children to beginners and for producing piano like volume, claimed essential for every home.
Inverted brands and marks of stockmen described under a headed notice. The listing promises concise details not exceeding 25 words and priced at 2.60 dollars per year with payment on order Bend cash.
Fragmentary cattle brand mentions from Lovell Montana include LX onr Gere dewland under chin dum bell on left side and stifle notation. Also references Heaverhead and Dlackeal 21y, with unclear markings and positions.
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