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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1899
Page
4
Letter from the editorial department dated June 23 1899 notes mail transmission through the Dillon post office as second class and lists P Fisher of San Francisco as the authorized advertising agent with the paper kept on file in his office.
The town anticipates a grand Fourth celebration and a warm homecoming for Montana regiment veterans, with large donations and neighboring towns invited to join in the event and a focus on restoring veterans to civilian life after service.
Gov Bob Smith says he will attend the September meeting in St Louis with the attorney general as Democrats pledge to oppose trusts. The piece portrays Democratic leaders as copying Republican anti trust rhetoric and mocks the party's tactics and figures including Smith. It notes expectations of a formal stance against trusts and references past policy battles.
The Beaverhead district shows rising prospecting and mining activity with more ore shipped than in years past. Officials forecast Beaverhead may rank first or second in mineral output value within five years as cattle prices stay high and wool tops 15 cents per pound. Mayor Morse displayed a yearling sheep fleece over ten pounds, noting many similar fleeces. The text argues legislation affects sheep wool cattle and metals.
Missoula reports Mrs. Thomas O Marshall died in New York City on the 19th while her husband Dr W P Mills and Mrs Walters were with her. Remains may come to Missoula or go to Kentucky for burial. Mrs Marshall leaves three daughters and one son among many friends. Edward Kelley found innocent of Yellowstone county robbery after the real culprit confessed. Twin Bridges and Sheridan plan Fourth of July celebrations. John Bothwell contemplates moving to Weiser Idaho or near the Seven Devils country to reestablish a business. Eliza Kemp of Twin Bridges died of consumption. University of Montana in Missoula to open Sept 18 1899 1900. Internal Revenue estimates district revenue at 700000 with Montana contributing over 400000. Hunter brothers of Willow Creek Carbon County sold 100 horses to an Iowa buyer at 15 per head.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists F J Ouzney & Co of Toledo as the sponsor and includes a testimonial from West & Tavax, wholesale druggists in Toledo praising F J Cheeney's integrity and financial reliability.
Emma Bose of Portage Pa reports her husband’s dyspepsia and their sick child were cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Mrs G A Gunz of Wilmington Del says indigestion resolved and she can eat and sleep well after using Hood's. The ad touts blood purification and vitality as remedies for nerves, ulcers, and stomach issues.
An old advertisement touts Hood's Pills as a liver cure and nonirritating cathartic to be taken with Hood's Sarsaparilla, promoting the full Hood's Bitters line as health remedies.
The Smith River valley saved an estimated 60 to 67 percent of lambs, outperforming many valleys. Misaoula's new postmaster George H. Keep began duties on the llth, previously chief clerk at the Florence hotel. Red Lodge aims to build a brick high school before fall at a cost of 10 000 dollars. The Deer Lodge Woman's club remains the oldest in the state, organized April 1888. Peter T. Morris of Bozeman was named mineral land commissioner for the Bozeman district. Deer Lodge county's new courthouse should be ready for occupancy by November 1. E D Matts has resigned as counsel for Anaconda Copper. Gallatin county will vote on establishing a county high school. Billinga post office recently raised from third to second class. Florence Crittenton Rescue Home in Anaconda is being actively considered.
A Washington report says President McKinley will form nine to twelve regiments for service in the Philippines with Otis estimating the force needed. Current regulars total 23,000, with at least 7,000 reinforcements anticipated to bolster peacekeeping efforts.
The Miners Code provides guidance on locating quartz and placer claims, mill sites, and tunnel locations in Montana and Idaho. It outlines co owner rights, mining corporation formation, miners liens, and patent methods for mining, coal, timber lands, with US Montana and Idaho law texts. Price fifty cents. Terpune Pusursaine Co Dillon Montana selling. Also a railroad convention rate for Christian Endeavor in Detroit July 5 to 10 with limited sale dates and return extensions.
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