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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1898
Page
7
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Wm Ennis, a 70 year old resident of Ennis, was shot by fellow resident Martin Peel. The bullet pierced Ennis arm and lodged near his back. Dr T J Murray rushed from Butte to treat him. Peel says he lived in terror of Ennis who he claims sought his hanging. Peel hopes Ennis survives.
Dre Murray and Mitchell of Butte traveled to Dillon then to Virginia City after a shooting that wounded Mr. Ennis, a Madison county businessman over 70. Doctors fear bullet damage and operation would be fatal. The feud traces back to a burned town hall and vigilante rumors.
Dillon and vicinity reports include H O Graves visiting from Bannack, Merlins and Metl ens ranch venture updates, wool market briskness up 25 percent, new signs at Hotel Medlen, teachers arriving for Summer Normal, and plans for Horse Prairie brick residence. Sheridan Paper notes gold yield at Montana mine and Bannack activity, while wool contracts and ore shipments head to Omaha smelter.
Walter J. Crowell paid over six hundred dollars on Tuesday for groceries to feed the Orphans Home in Twin Bridges for six months. The contract is bid twice yearly and shows local merchants’ willingness to serve nearby towns, proving no trade should bypass Butte on price quality or fair dealing.
The Anaconda horse buyers who were in our midst after horses purchased a car load from Poindexter and Orr and T M Selway at fair prices. The Oregon Short Line will sell a Salt Lake round trip for 15 dollars from Dillon valid to July 6. Vermillion left for Spokane to dispose of property and plans a boarding hall for Normal students if the deal succeeds.
An old ad promoting Cascarets candy cathartic promising a permanent cure for constipation. Claims 100 percent relief and money back from druggists if not satisfied.
Robert Jaggere of Bannack who faced a charge of wrongfully taking ore from the Lost Cloud mine was discharged after a preliminary hearing held yesterday on the complaint of Mr. Moore. The report notes the discharge follows the hearing outcome and mentions the case context.
A Jefferson Missouri contractor, Herman H Eveler, credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing after effects of the Grippe seven years ago. He describes shortness of breath palpitations and fatigue improving after four boxes, aided by a sworn affidavit for verification. The pills are said to act on the blood, the foundation of disease.
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