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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1890
Page
5
After March 2 1890 passenger trains on the Utah and Northern are due at 10 15 a m 8 40 p m and 11 05 p m with mails carried on trains due at 0 15 a m and 11 05 p m Priority lines show arrivals and mail service for the period.
Messrs. L C Fyhrie & Co invite customers to their large stock of foreign and domestic condiments and promise strong prices for cash. D M Ferry seeds are sold at N M White's City Drug Store with the seed ad on another page. Onion sets available at N M White's. Highest cash prices offered for oats by Ditton Lumster and Grain Co.
Specific notice states any person indebted to me should call and settle, and any who am indebted to me should call to collect. Books to be settled by January 1, 1890. Cons. Paptry. Dillon Montana, January 17, 1890.
For ten days Blue Vitriol advertises discounted cloaks damaged in last week's fire. Prices listed include two for 2750 down to 500, and other reductions on plush seal items. Hammerschlogh Kaufman signs the notice.
The firm informs patrons it is receiving spring stock including Henriettas Latinos India Silks China Silks Zephyr Ginghams Lawns Wool and Cotton Goods. It showcases Stockinet Jackets Jerseys Capes Belbriggans Silks Wilson Brothers goods and R and G Corsets with a promise of satisfaction and country orders welcomed.
Special readers are informed of an immense stock of school tablets at Rang and Morton's and ranges heaters and cooking stoves at the Bee Hive. The Dillon Trimunr is always on sale.
At Mills postoffice newsroom a first close guitar is ready for purchase. Hamerslough Kaufman announces new dry goods and footwear arriving. Ditton Implement Co. advertises a Remington typewriter for sale at 60 dollars. Stock salt available from T. W. Poindexter & Son.
Finley Cunnard opens a boarding house in Ryan’s Canyon while Hammerslough Kaufman stock new spring goods. A potential lawn tennis club forms. Magnolia restaurant renovates for a boomlet. Postmaster Davies Lamont to start duties around April 1. Fire department praise and bank relief notes. Community notices include births marriages and local business updates with numerous residents and travelers mentioned.
Pickens Fulton & Co. agent visited Portland for Mrs. Henry Burfeind who leaves for Oak Park Chicago for about two months. Dr. C. H. Cole of Helena rumored as a possible Helena mayoral candidate. John V. Seybold and family depart for Oaksdale Washington to settle. William Kitto of Magnet Mining arrives from Blue Wing district using snow shoes to travel 15 miles. Thomas Fox of Argenta predicts 300 workers on local smelters this summer. R P Hill dies suddenly at Silver Spring mill Ruby valley from heart disease. body shipped to Minneapolis. N E Hammer leaves O K Lewis Mercantile, stock transferred to Mr. Freed. hopes Hammer remains in city.
In talk with Mr. Cushing one loser in the recent fire, it was learned that construction will start at once on a new brick two story building to be erected with a bank business jointly. Cushing will settle his accounts at Dillon National Bank and will return seven or eight stray shoes to owners who call.
Mr Stringham states on a Wednesday morning he lost everything in the blaze except a cat and will continue in business. He opened a new brick store on Bannack street Odd Fellows block and plans a full line including spring dress goods from Elliet Bros with imported sateens and ginghams. He thanks customers for past help and invites support as he rebuilds.
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