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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1892
Page
5
Official paper of city and county lists subscription terms by mail prepaid in advance. Rates shown include one year six months three months and single copy pricing. The note specifies payment requirements for readers and shops.
The notice outlines local advertising rates per line for first and subsequent insertions, display ads by month or year, and changes to standing ads. Free notices for marriages and announcements on request, with extra charges for comments and obituary poetry. Remit addresses, submission deadlines, and postal info included. Population and area figures for the county are provided.
The document cites Benjamin Harrison and Whitelaw Reid for president and vice president and discusses an affidavit from Frederick A. Luekenbach accusing British money influence in American legislation. It recounts a Denver-born witness detailing personal history, patents, business, and a claimed dinner discussion alleging corruption in the American congress and its parallels to British influence.
Frederick A. Luoxensach testifies in Colorado 1892 sworn statement recounting an English bank adviser’s claim of funding a US bill to demonetize silver. He described transporting £100,000 with more ready to secure the measure and noted German bankers’ interesse.
In a long, fragmented recap, references to county printing bids recall 1886 clashes when George M. Brown urged consideration of the Tribune’s bid. The current board favors openness, ordering county records and reports published in a general circulation paper. The piece also notes political tensions around Blaine and local infrastructure concerns, including dilapidated bridges, with local pride and caution about celebrations.
Local Lowell druggists report Hood's Sarsaparilla outsells all other blood purifiers. Testimonials from F C Goopate A W Dows Co C F Buchanan Anthon Shaw J B Barney & Co and others claim strong sales growth and reliability. Hood's sold by druggists priced at 1 dollar for 100 doses.
Dillon Jewelry and Gun Store proclaims its Beav erhead and Madison county reach with a full line of American watches and jewelry. Prices drop on timepieces and gold Gent’s hunting cases with a two year guarantee on watches. A large shipment of novelties arrives around the 30th. Repair services offered with best workmanship guaranteed.
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