New and Up to Date Goods Arriving Daily Prices
Daily arrivals of new clocks and goods listed with prices. An 8 day half hour striking clock with alarms offered at four dollars. Call to see the merchandise and arrange a viewing.
31 Mar 1899
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1899
Page
1
Daily arrivals of new clocks and goods listed with prices. An 8 day half hour striking clock with alarms offered at four dollars. Call to see the merchandise and arrange a viewing.
Miss Lucy Ford recovers after surgery and resumes studies at Dillon State Normal. Various notes from Autor and Lima include weather, a stalled show car, upcoming school trustee and road supervisor elections, family losses, and community chatter. A local columnist skewers politics with humor and hints at a boycott amid county affairs.
Correspondence notes several locals visiting Dillon last week and a grand bedrock coach drawn by six horses sparked the town’s excitement. A bugle call misinterpreted as Gabriel’s horn drew Bedrock residents and popular locals to the opera, described as the finest turnout seen through the area.
Special Correspondence of the Tribune from Pageville records Clinton Page and wife visiting Whitehall with Mrs. Page staying to visit her sister Mrs. Arthur Page. Mr. Page returned with Mrs. R. W. Page. Andrew Miller moves into the McKay house. Burt McCoy delivered cedar posts to C. L. Utley’s ranch. Misses Jones of Sheridan stayed with Miss Laura Marshall. Mrs. Fred Page of Centerville visited.
Otis dispatch from Manila dated Blat reports General MacArthur capturing Malolos at 30:15 with the city entered after slight resistance. A severe engagement beyond Mariquina caused about 20 casualties as troops pressed the pursuit northward following the burning of the city.
Dr Cargile of Washita I T reports four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula after years of suffering. Sores on her head and face relieved. health described as excellent. The product claimed to purify blood and treat eczema and other ailments. Central Pharmacy sells it for 50 cents with a guarantee.
McArthur's forces move to assault Malolos, seat of the insurgent government, at 7 o'clock this morning. He encounters stiff resistance as rebels fight with determination but suffer heavy losses. Gen Hall's brigade advances north from the water works, driving the enemy's left wing.
Major General McArthur entered Malolos at 9 30 this morning after rebels burned the city and evacuated. The insurgents are in full retreat toward the north where Aguinaldo and his cabinet have been for two days.
The church invites friends to Easter services with a morning sermon by Rev M B Loughlen on Christ's resurrection as the foundation of Christianity and an evening Easter song service. A Christian Endeavor talk on the birthday of hope will apply Easter to daily life, led by Miss Jennie Bishop, with decoration by a committee. The Sabbath school begins a new quarter's lessons and promotes Bible study as literary necessity.
The Union Pacific Railroad announces May 25 end to feeding in transit privileges. Livestock stopping at interior points in Kansas and Nebraska will be charged the full Missouri river rate upon entry and the full local rate when billed to markets such as South Omaha or Kansas City.
The article lists five members of Oo. E. 1st Mont. Vol. wounded in the recent Filipino engagement, with two Dillon men Banks and McQuary among them. Banks is a corporal, McQuary a bugler. three others likely from Butte. The Montana regiment is active in McArthur's division as fighting continues toward Malolois.
An advertisement touts Henning as a harmless vegetable remedy that regulates the liver purifies the blood and restores energy after a failed treatment. It claims rapid improvement from the first dose with a 75 cent price and a free trial at L. J. Will fame ly.
Wartime era ad warns of children suffering worms and stunted growth. It touts White's Cream Vermitage as a prompt safe remedy that kills worms and restores vitality. Sold by L. J. Williams for 25 cents as a genuine product, warning against imitations.
A soldiers’ tribute laments losses from distant battles highlighting Montana’s sons who gave their lives for liberty and duty. The verse calls for national honor, public mourning, and a united chorus to salute bravery and sacrifice amid war’s heavy cost.
Mrs Jennie Leason announces a spring opening of millinery and fancy goods this Saturday and Monday. A line of pattern hats trimmed sailors walking hats veiling Cyrano chains will be shown. Battenberg lace materials also offered.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment claims to cure piles including blind and bleeding types with instant relief and prompt healing. It is advertised as safe, non surgical, containing buckeye extract, and available in bottles or tubes for 50 to 75 cents, mail available, sold by L. J. Williams, 8.
Hi Henry and his minstrel aggregation tour from New York to San Francisco plays Dillon on Saturday April 1st. The act draws packed houses, proving the public’s continued affection for the Eastern entertainer famed for wit and lively shows.
Spring remedy Syrup of Figs promoted for gentle cleansing by California Fig Syrup Co. Death notice for Lydia A. Willard aged 74 in Rocky Ford Colorado. Marriage notice for M E Bourrett and J H Whalen in Salt Lake City with plans to reside there. For sale residence ad for H B Meade in Bannack Montana/Randeburg California.
The notice lists causes for beauty loss and claims Karl's Clover Root as a remedy. It advertises a price of 25 cents and notes money at stake with brief, garbled wording.
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