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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1898
Page
7
The trustees of Dillon Montana announce bids for the March parsonage and two lots. Four bids up to 3 p m on April 6 will be received by secretary O M Boat. Bids cover the parsonage buildings and all property. trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
Land Office at Missoula Montana March 10 198 Notice is hereby given that the following claimant has filed notice of intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before L J Price Co assessor at Dillon Montana on May 2 198 for Benny NW NE SW W34 BEX Rec 5 He names the following to prove continuous settlement and cultivation of the land Martin Sorenson Fox Montana Peter Jensen Sam Skelton Jorgen Jorgenson Joan M Braye Roegiater Roegiater
Land Office at Missoula Montana announces final proof hearing for William C Melogue holder of claim H E 1721 for the NW in township 58 range 15 W. Proof will be presented April 28 1808 before L J Price U S commissioner at Dillon Montana. Witnesses listed include Apawga Neatey Tam Ka Kenney Romain Fessenden Ludwig Gerlin and Joan Montana.
An advertisement promotes The People's Bible History by William Ewart Gladstone and a panel of reverends and scholars. It lists authors affiliated with Oxford, Cambridge, London, Chicago, and New York, noting two editions with page counts, illustrations, bindings, and prices. Copies available at bookstores and through Henry O. Shepard, Chicago publishers.
An advertisement promotes a free trial treatment program by the State Medical Sanitarium at Evanston Illinois offering remedies for kidney and bladder, heart, liver and stomach troubles, skin issues, sexual disorders, and neurasthenia. It claims permanent cures without charges until beneficial results are acknowledged and cites endorsements from newspapers and doctors.
In Hertfordshire born inventor Bessemer whose process transformed iron into steel is noted for a career of trials and honors including a knighthood in 1879. Separately Skaguay in Alaska is under martial law as Colonel Anderson drives out gamblers and confidence men amid saloon closures.
Wheat closed weak with an eight cent loss in July after May wheat sales at 1.05 triggered heavy July selling. May price at 1.04 and July 0.85 reflect broad declines. corn and oats also dipped. Cash quotes show No 2 red wheat at 1.02 and No 2 corn around 2.01 to 2.06. Omaha live stock receipts added context with cattle and hogs mixed by market. cattle steady to strong, hogs down slightly, calves and sheep varied.
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Martha Thurston wife of Senator Thurston died aboard the yacht Anita near Cuba. The death followed a rough voyage from Havana to Matanzas and Sagua La Grande with best wishes and uncertain funeral arrangements. Thurston and wife had left Fort Monroe March 2 for Oaks trip and had been active in Daughters of the American Revolution activities.
Stated in the Globe special from Washington the president and cabinet forecast a policy to meet the Maine crisis. They expect a 10 million dollar indemnity demand from Spain, with Spain likely to accept responsibility but offer arbitration. The plan hinges on Havana unrest or war pressure in Congress. Bryan draws large crowds in Atlanta urging unity to defend the country. A Sioux City letter cites a claimed private note alleging a submarine mine caused the Maine explosion.
Professor Trowbridge outlines how lightning varies by current intensity and quantity, producing five principal forms. These include narrow luminous lines, sheet lightning, ball or globular lightning, continuous cloud discharges, and a volcano plume discharge, plus auroral light modified by upper atmosphere.
The quote emphasizes Christ as living truth over abstract formulas and metaphysics. It attributes the remark to Dr Barrows, a Presbyterian in Chicago, recognizing embodied truth as superior to cold doctrinal discipline.
An 1890s advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for nervous prostration caused by overwork. It promotes rest as essential, warns against stimulants, and includes a pastor's testimonial about renewed strength, sleep, and preaching ability after use. The letter mixes medical claims with a sales pitch.
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