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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1900

Page

3

Anderson Bros Take Over Gibbonsville Stage Contract

The Anderson brothers of Dillon will run the Gibbonsville stage line after subletting the mail contract from James O Connell. Al Halbert will handle Divide to Wisdom and T L Mitchell the Gibbonsville end. Fresh horses are now on the route and older horses are rested at Jens Peterson's ranch.

Anderson Bros Dillon U. S James O’connell Messrs. Anderson al Halbert Divide Wisdom T. L. Mitchell Gibbonsville Jens Peterson

Death of Richard Wells in Yellow Stone County

Richard Wells, assessor of Yellow Stone County, died Thursday morning of consumption. A push is underway to save Joseph OC Hurtle of Glendive, under a death sentence for Sheriff Cavanaugh's murder in December 1898. He was convicted on circumstantial evidence, the supreme court denied a new trial and he faces hanging on the 380th day of this month.

Richard ©. Wells Yellowstone County Joseph OC. Hurtle Glendive Cavanaugh Supreme Court

A City Without Soap and a Madiso n Woman in Japan

Miss Kate V. Johnson of Madison Indiana recalls life in Akita Japan where sixty thousand people live without chairs beds or soap. She describes women who paint their teeth black shave their eyebrows and carpenters who plane toward them. Nayoe Saito a girl in Miss Johnsons house had never bathed with soap and begged for Ivory Soap.

Kate V. Johnson Madison Ind Japan Miss Johnson Akita Nayoe Saito Nayce Saito Tokio America Nayoe

Oregon Short Line to Spend 3 Million on Track Upgrades

General Manager Bancroft announced a 3,000,000 annual program to improve the Oregon Short Line from Butte southward with ballast crews and 85 pound steel rails. Plans include removing curves between Butte and Pocatello and expanding the road bed while labor remains tight. A Union Pacific test of a new 750 ton capable engine showed no helper needed on steep grades, signaling a potential fleet shift.

Butte Bancroft Oregon Short Line Railway Pocatello Ogden Evanston Stack Air Brake Department Union Pacific Sheridan Devil’s Gate Hill

Madison County Notices and Local Visitors

Madison county news notes many visitors from Dillon Twin Bridges and Sheridan including Joe Smith IT, Frank Nelson, Richard Foreman and Geo Burns. Obituary reports James Swanstram John Carruthers Flora Belle Stevens and Elizabeth Kizer. Sailor Philip Conrey and Mrs. McClurg appear in town scenes along with horse market chatter from Lucerne Pa. Governor asked to back ten year protection for pronghorn antelope.

Joe Smith The Madisonian Dillon Frank Nelson Richard Foreman Sheridan W.M. Keeton Lou Powell Twin Bridges Flora Belle Stevens James T. M. Stevens M. E Virginia City Butte Philip Conrey Madison County Aldergulch Canyon Mollie Gibson Elizabeth Kizer A. B. Kizer Montana

National Democratic convention set for Kansas City July 4

The Democratic national committee selected Kansas City Missouri as the site for the national convention on Independence Day July 4 1900 after a meeting at the Hotel Raleigh. Milwaukee competed but offered less than Kansas City which promised hotel accommodations and free hall and music. The call urged all Democrats to unite for a pure economic constitutional government opposing empire. The plan drew support citing Bryan and the Chicago platform while noting possible German American electoral impact.

Washington Kansas City Democratic National Committee Raleigh Milwaukee W. J. Stone National E. ©. Wall Bryan Chicago Townsend Oregon Tillman South Carolina McGraw West Virginia Gorman Gate City West Stone National Committee National Democratic Committee Congress of the United States Alaska Indian Territory District of Columbia

Piles Relief with Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment

Painful piles affect all ages and sexes. Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment cures obstinate cases. Bottles cost 5 cents, tubes 75 cents. Williams Drug Store sells it.

Williams Drug Store

Burlington Route Schedules Denver to Chicago in Fast Service

The Burlington announces a Sunday February 25 start for its Chicago Special departing Denver 9 4 minutes after. The train reaches Chicago and St Louis by 2 15 p m next day with sleepers diner library and chair cars. One sleeper runs through from San Francisco enabling travel from Utah to Chicago without car changes.

Burlington Chicago Denver St. Louis San Francisco Utah B. R. Watson Gen B.F. Neslen Trav. Pass. & Freight Agt South West Temple St Salt Lake City

Burlington Route Timetable Notice

Burlington Route announces a new timetable with a Chicago bound special leaving Denver at 9 00 p m and a vestibuled flyer departing Denver at 10 00 p m for Chicago Kansas City and St Louis.

Chicago Denver Kannas City

Populist Convention Date May Change Considered

Sioux Falls may move the national Populist convention from May 9 to a later date due to weather concerns. Sioux Falls organizers hope the shift would provide better conditions and allow fusion talks to occur before the Democratic gathering in June. Fox of Sioux Falls notes the city can accommodate about 12,000 attendees.

Sioux City Sioux Falls M. L. Fox South Dakota

Allan Liner on the Rocks California Goes Ashore at Portland

The Allan Line steamer California ran aground on Ram Island ledge near Portland Maine after departing at midnight. All passengers are safe aboard though the ship may be unsalvageable with the vessel valued at 3 million dollars and cargo at 300 thousand.

Portland Allan Line California Ram Island Ledge

Mil ler Continues Idaho Labor Trouble Testimony in Capitol Hearing

Levi R. Miller pressed his case before the House military committee outlining Idaho labor unrest. A key exchange noted several men arrested for flying with those unfriendly to mining companies. Sioux Falls reports a late February snowfall and ground conditions hindered by snow first this year.

Idaho Washington Levi R. Miller House Military Committee

Leander A McCormick Will Filed In Probate

Leander TI McCormick's will filed in probate sets an estate valued near 4 185 000 with lawyers pegging it no less than 5 000 000. Trusts to R Hall McCormick as executor for 20 years with annual 20 000 annuities to each surviving heir pending division among heirs or their children. Surviving heirs listed are R Wall McCormick Leander Hamilton McCormick of Chicago and Mrs Nettie L Goodhart of Hadlow Castle Kent England.

Leander A. McCormick Omcaco Leander TI. McCormick R. Wall McCormick Leander Hamilton McCormick Chicago Nettie L. Goodhart E. Goodhart Hadlow Castle Kent Eng

Fatal Powder Smoke Tragedy in Leap, South Dakota

In Leap near En glewood two tunnel workers Henry Waldschmidt and Walter Morezic suffocated by black powder smoke during lime rock mining. Contractor Ed Hanschke entered the tunnel after them, was overcome by gas, and lies unconscious with Waldschmidt and Morezic dead. Hanschke may die.

Leap S. D Lime Rock Englewood Henry Waldschmidt Walter Morezic Ed Hanschke Waldschmidt Morezic Hanschke

Freight Through Wabash Bridge Tragedy At Terre Haute

Big Four freight train No 96 eastbound plummeted from a bridge over the Wabash river at Terre Haute injuring and killing crew. Fireman Ruddle of Indianapolis died and Brake man John Whiteman of Mattoon Illinois perished. The 49 car train carried cotton lumber and wheat with 80 cars in the river, losses estimated at no less than 200000 dollars.

Bridge Indianapolis Big Four Wabash River Terre -Haute Ruddle John Whiteman Mattoon Ill

Archbishop Hennessy’s Condition Deteriorates Again

DusvugguE February 27 The archbishop’s condition is thought to be worse rather than better after a restless night in the hospital.

Hennessy Dusvuggue Archbishop Hennessy

Herbine advertised as quick remedy and tonic

An old time newspaper item promotes Herbine for quick relief from overindulgence with a 50 cent price at Williams Drug Store. Local notes report steel and iron shipments for a Montana railroad extension from Martinsville. A burglary at O G Brubbs in Helena netted 85 dollars, with the door and safe forced. A Manhattan advisory mentions wind damage to a paper mill wall needing prompt repair.

Williams Drug Store Livingston Montana Martinsville Manhattan

Sunday church topics and services listed

Sunday topics include Mary Magdalene for morning and The Twentieth Century Church in the afternoon. Activities at M. E. Church Annount sementa feature Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning preaching at 11 a.m. Class meeting at noon. Junior League at 4 p.m. Epworth League at 6 30 p.m. Evening service at 7 80 p.m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7 50.

Idaho and Sebree Streets Henry F. Cope Epworth Evénsity Pea

St James Church Schedule Rev D H Hooker Rector

Services at St James Church led by Rev D H Hooker. Sunday Holy Communion 11 am on first Sunday. other Sundays 7 am 8 am 9:45 am with morning prayer at 11 am. Young people meet 6:45 pm and evening prayer 7:30 pm. Saints day and holy days 10 am.

D. Hooker

Presbyterian Church Services and Local News Briefs

Morning services at 11 o clock and 7 30 p m with Sabbath school at noon C E at 6 45. The Great Northern orders 50 steel ore cars of 100 000 pounds capacity from pressed Steel Car and 200 overcars from Has Kell Car. prepares to build 100 steel cars at its shops. Engineer E R Chase found dead in Butte Friday coroner rules natural causes. Rumor links marriage to Emma Nevada. BAL LARD S HOREHOUND SYRUP advertised at 25 and 50 cents. Coal discovery in Aldridge described as lignite vein over four feet wide with signs of inexhaustible deposit.

Beesich Mon Masonic Knights of Pythias Bad Fellows Maccabeag Workmen Woodmen of the World Forresters C—Jest Public Library Dillon Great Northern Pressed Steel Car Company Haskell Car Company E. R. Chase Butte Emma Nevada Aldridge Park County Republican

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets Candy Cathartic

An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for constipation with a promise of refunds if a druggist fails to satisfy. It markets a candy cathartic product claimed to permanently end constipation and mentions a price of 26c.

Beaverhead ranch for sale near Dillon with 1400 acres

The Bliven Live Stock Co. ranch about ten miles north of Dillon in Beaverhead valley spans 1400 cultivated acres with good improvements. It can produce 1000 tons of hay. Title is perfect. For terms inquire of B. F. Waitra.

Bliven Live Stock Co Dillon Beaverhead Valley Beaverhead County B. F.waitra

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Cal Dillon .Market Mrs. Murrey Brown Proprietress Granite Street Bute Scott York Ballard Price Uintah Echo Brooks Locomotive Works Panyias Pene Teroed den Madison County Matters Geo. Burns John Swanstram Ernest Maurer Swanstram James Garrison Alder Gulch Bannack F. M. Dawson Don McClurg D Co W. Nyhart Point of Rocks Lucerne County John Bb. Carruthers Knight Templar Gilbert H. Rue Geo. Goblin Jie Rue Leiter Easton Thomas Thexton Mr. Thexton Tom Deyarman White League of American Sportsmen National Committee For Allan Harbor of Portland Sioux Fall Josiah G. Willis Holland, Mich O. G. Brubbs Helena Sep Tree Sagen Dillon Public Library Dillon Information Gard Nott Beaverhead Balt Erwang Be D. W. Callahan R. Bears General Blacksmith Wegon Wooton E. P. Dungan Crown First Baptist Church Church M. E. Church Annount R. P. Surtu St. James Church Presbyterian Church C. E Flaaters
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