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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1893
Page
4
Chicago lodging prices at fair rates for expo visitors
From Dupoy Montana on March 10 1893 Major Kasson reports the World’s Columbian Exposition bureau expects fair lodging costs for visitors. Averages show single rooms at 1.35 dollars per day and various double rooms up to 3.50 dollars, with no extreme pricing anticipated by Chicago residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Trade
Chicago
W. Marsh Kasson
Bureau of Public Comfort
North Avenue
Seventy-Ninth Street
Jackson ‘Park
Exposition Grounds
World events and projects in Helena and Great Falls
Reports from Montana discuss a town meeting in Helena praising L C Wyhrie, Lon R Hoss starting a weekly seven column Citizen’s Call at Philipsburg, and a farmers convention report to Great Falls secretary H P Ralfe. Harvard Harrison’s return to Indianapolis is noted alongside a Senate plan to shift inaugurations to April 30 for better weather and the Columbian Exposition Bulletin planned for the world's fair with major editors and press collaborations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon R. Hoss
Citizen's Call
Philipsburg
Hoss
Deer Lodge Silver State
Trung
Great Falls
H. P. Ralfe
Cabinet Qualifications and Mixed National Observations
A compilation of editorial snippets notes a cautious view on postal affairs in St. Louis, highlights American influence in Berlin courts with English court language, questions Senator Pettigrew’s stance on annexation linked to Spreckles, and cites J. Stirling Morton’s dream of trees along rail corridors while Idaho considers licensed butchers amid broad legislative chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Berlin
Public Health Rationale Favoring Practical Approach
In a public health context the speaker argues that evolving policy through incremental practical steps is preferable to broad legislative sessions. The comment frames cautious reform as more effective than sweeping, uncertain law making.
Cabinet Sketch Sparks Hints of Change in Society
Pioneer Press notes the new cabinet lacks likely high society shapers and jokes about sledge games and dancing, suggesting they prefer substitutes. Troy Times reports surprising Republican gains in yesterday's town elections despite heavy snow, with many voters shifting from Democratic tickets or abstaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Press
Troy
N. Y
Montana Republicans urged to unite for upcoming Senate choices
The Helena Herald calls Montana Republicans to bury disappointments and prepare for action. It argues two years remain until two senators are chosen by the legislative assembly unless a constitutional amendment passes, urging nomination of men who represent the party’s best elements to avoid traitors and ensure capable commissions and honor for the high office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Dyspepsia relief advertised with Hood’s Sarsaparilla sale
Claims Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia and improves health with testimonials from T. J. Wilcox of Salt Lake City and J. C. Wingon of Auburn. Notes a statewide sale at Hammer & Moore’s in Montana with bold “greatest bargain sale ever witnessed.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
T. J. Wilcox
1St South Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
J.C Wingon
Auburn
Cal
Hammer & Moore’s
Montana
Helena Wins as New Town Name After 1864 Meeting
In October 1864 a meeting at George Wood's cabin discussed laying out a town and naming it. Suggested names included Pumpkinville Squash town Lomahank and Tomah John Somerville favored St Helena, later shortened to Helena. The town came to be known as Helena with the accent on the final syllable. Stories link the name to St Helena island, a miner’s daughter, or Somerville’s boast about living in the best country and town. Other notices promote Idaho street property for sale, nursery stock, and banking services from Rochester and J. Br. Waite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wood
Pumpkinville
Squashtown
Lomahank
Tomah
John Somerville
St. Helena
Helena
Ttis
Tike
Uat Island
Lelena
Minnesota
Julian Ralph Io Harper
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Tribune Publishing Comp’y
Dupoy
U.S. Treasury
Buffalo
Hawaii
United States
Jex
Foster
Douds
Lee Mantle
U. S
Senate
Montansa
Vno Cincus
Washington
Ican
Honduras
Bronilla
L. C. Wyhrie
Eix
Harrison
Indianapolis
U. S. Senate
Sherman
House
Mareh
George Washington
Press Echeos
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bissell
Pettigrew
Kansas City Star
Senator Pettigrew
South Dakota
Chris Spreckles
Morton
J. Stirling Morton
J. Sterling
New York
San Francisco
Union
Central Pacific
Idaho
C.I. Hood & CO
Apothecarios
Lowell, Mass
Idaho Street
Otho Klemm
May Bros
Rochester
N.Y
FB. Waite
Prest
OrHo Kicoa
First National Bank
Dillon, Mont
Calewell, Idaho
Sheridan
Miller, M.D
Mont
Miles* Nervine
J. B
Biiluch
Fred Gamer
Fred Holbrook
Ban Dowe
Grogeries
O. KE. Morse
Annaul
Aliel Bros
Me Ls Davidson
D. T. Chapman
W. A. Jones
O. M. Best
Montana Mercantiles
Burfeind Bros. &Co
Montana Street
Dillon Furniture CC
G. T. Paul
Monlerrerr
Lee Perner
Warre
Drugeit
Andrews’ Hot Springs
Salmon, City, Idaho
Salmon City
West
T. R. Andrews
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