Local notes and editorials from the Dillon Tribune 1890
The Dillon Tribune reflects on weather and floods in Texas and the Dakotas, governance proposals for a city hall, census reporting issues, and Brazil curbing harmful press reports. It notes legal actions in the Davis estate case, a murder sentence stay in New York, and the Davis administrator appointment, with comments on Indian army service and prairie concerns.
Dunraven Raven Illustrates Captain King's American Serial
The paper presents the first installment of Dunraven Raven by Captain Charles King U S A a noted author. It is an American adventure serialized with romance and movement praised for its wide recognition and engaging opening chapters.
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Charles King
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J. P. Lippencot Company
American Press Association
Dunranen Ranel
Captain King
Firat
City election guidance outlines June ballot and alderman terms
The article explains nominations are due within a narrow window before the June 2 city election and discusses whether current aldermen may remain in office until successors are elected. It notes standard practice allows filling vacancies by appointment until the next regular election and cites varying interpretations of regular terms. Six aldermen are to be elected in Dillon on June 2 with incumbents potentially re nominated and re elected.
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Congress
Dillon
Dillon Tribune Emerges as Southern Montana's Weekly Voice
The Dillon townsite on Beaverhead hosts the new Dillon Tribune, born 19 February 1881 after a Sheridan Messenger transfer proposal. The paper grew from a one-man shop to a six-column quarto by 1884, expanded again in 1888 89, with seven editors and a mission to chronicle county and local events for Southern Montana.
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Utah & Northern Railroad
Richard Deacon
Beaverhead
Dillon
Sheridan
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Cincinnati
No railroad shops come to Dillon despite locals effort
The Dillon community laments the Utah and Northern railroad shops will not be located here after a committee presented a petition of over one hundred employees. City leaders suggest offering bonuses to attract workers, while noting Dillon’s growth potential and urging action to curb nearby dumping and pollution at Blacktail creek.
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Lima
Utah and Northern Railroad
Beaverhead County
Proverb Sketch Reflections From Atehtenn Globe
A collection of aphorisms on temper and wisdom. It remarks that work, time, and social meddling shape character and outcomes. The sayings emphasize restraint, fair use of one’s abilities, and the consequences of critics and authority.
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Hiss
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