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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1895
Page
5
The item lists metal prices and local ads from Dillon including copper and lead prices, a music sheet sale, oats and sheep shipments to Butte, hardware and crockery stock, paint promotions, wool press operations, and summer events. It mentions a frost on Upper Blacktail, a hair product ad, jarware, machine moves, medical product endorsements, and a local mischief incident involving a girl punching chicken eyes.
Fourth of July activities on the seventh page at G W Dart Hardware Co. ads and sales. Summer Normal at Twin Bridges July 15 to Aug 23. Beaverhead livery stable reopened with Walter Powers as manager. dressmaking services offered. Sheriff Miller of Lemhi county arresting two horse thieves. bicycles priced from $60. county clerk Murray praised for halting circus gambling games. Newbro’s Witch Hazel products advertised. Mifflin lecture at Parish house July 29 for library benefit admission 25 cents. Ayer’s Pills marketed for bowel movement and liver issues. day operator Stevenson at Red Rock. night operator Blankenbubler away five weeks with coverage by Burnfield.
The Tuipuni introduces a pinhole perforating machine enabling production of stubbed books like note, receipt and check books in high quality. Four remedies achieve strong sales including Dr King’s New Discovery and Electric Bitters. sold by R I Scearce at Dillon Drug Store with guarantees.
Nineteen hobos were arraigned yesterday on disturbing the peace charges in Justice Holden's court. Their trial was scheduled for Monday. A warrant was issued for a circus man tied to the case, but he fled the scene.
A shipment of ammunition for target practice has been received and those scoring poorly must attend indoor practice before using their ammunition. Fourth of July tickets cost one dollar for men with ladies. Drill absences due to rides or races are discouraged. Public parade orders set a 10:30 a.m. start from the armory in full dress uniform with hopes for a good company photograph.
A promotional claim for a salve promises cure for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with money back if not satisfied. Sold by R I Scearce at Dillon Drug Store priced at 25 cents per box.
Ledger itemizes numerous probate actions including distributions and accounts in the estates of Stringham Poindexter Rourk Bordage Penate and Giller. It notes judgments and trials, homestead entries, and administrative citations, plus obituaries, a Montana testimonial, and local ads.
The text reproduces Sec. 2371 of a new mining law detailing discovery requirements within ninety days of posting notice. It mandates a ten foot shaft on lodes or equivalents for placer claims, boundary markers with specified post or stone dimensions, and clear corner designation. The article also notes mining activity in Madison county with hires, equipment, and optimistic reports from Twin Bridges Monitor.
Rev J Gunderman of Dimondale Michigan praises Dr King's New Discovery for his wife as pneumonia and grippe caused long coughing fits. A friend urged the remedy and he reports quick relief with highly satisfactory results. Trial bottles offered at Dillon Drug Store. Regular sizes 60 cents and one dollar.
The state board of pardons on Monday acted on five pardons granted by the governor. Included is David Davies of Beaverhead County who was convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. Davies killed Charles Bliven, a saloon keeper, after Bliven allegedly beat Davies in his saloon. Judge Galbraith, who presided at the trial, states in a letter to the governor that Davies had great provocation and did not expect the verdict.
Advertises Parks' Cough Syrup as indispensable for caregivers to treat croup whooping cough and common colds in children with claims of unequaled effectiveness and ready availability for use at home.
Prices paid for wholesale produce at press time include butter 0.15 to 0.20 per pound eggs 2.00 to 2.95 per dozen and potatoes 0.25 to 0.50 per pound with ranges indicating market variation.
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