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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1888
Page
6
The notice states that anyone taking a paper regularly is responsible for payment whether addressed to them or another, and nonpayment leads to continued sending and arrears. It adds that refusing delivery or removing papers proves fraud, that cancellations require full arrears, and that remittances by various methods are at the sender's risk. It notes postmasters must register letters on request.
Directory lists officials including Delegate Jos Be Poole Helena Governor Preston HL Lestiv Melena Secretary Wian U Webb Helens Auditor James Sullivan Helena Treasurer Green Pruitt Melena Superintendent A C La an Urlens Justices N A McConnell Stephen DeWolfe Thos C Bach Miles City District Attorney Robt I Smith Dillon Internal Revenue Collector Shiekds Buite Vis Marshal Robert Kelsey Deer Lodge Band Officers Horastio Seva Howell Receiver Helena Said W longhorne Register Helena
Beaverhead County officers and officials listed include Sheriff Tom E. Jones Dillon Clerk and Recorder Phil D. McGough Dillon Probate Judge US BR Melton Dillon Treasurer Robert T. Wine Dillon County Attorney Barbour Pickett Glendate Supt. Schools Mrs. OE Vayier Dillon Public Administrator C Mead Red Hoch Coroner TG D. Bickeiin Dillon Surveyor W H Batterton Wisdam and WM Oliver Dillon Commissioners Geo M Brown Ratnach M Johnson Glendale Members of Montana Legislative Assembly Council Geo L Batchelder Banmick House Teawrence A. Brown Dillon James M Page Joint Representative for Beaverhead and Madison counties.
Democrats in Montana study the 1884 National Democratic Convention platform and the Territorial platform to praise self government for territories. The text cites limiting federal ambassador appointments to long-term residents and endorses territory delegates with state rights.
The article notes Tadie McLeary's stepping down without naming a Montana candidate to fill the seat. It cites possible nominees from Helena and Livingston, mentions W L E Callen Lawler Clayberg, Frank Argro, and Judge Savage, and reports President Cleveland forwarded Moses J. Liddell of Louisiana as Associate Justice.
A fragmented survey covers quill toothpicks from Paris brokers to mills in Joinville le Pont and Michigan with Coldwater quill work for brushes and toothpicks. It also describes milk hospitals in New York suburbs using a strict milk diet for years, with up to six quarts daily and baths, and notes distant customs among Pacific coast peoples and Puget Sound practices.
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