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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1899
Page
3
The bulletin lists schedule details for trains No 8 southbound mail and express at 7 37 pm No 7 northbound mail and express around 23 pm No 28 local northbound freight and No 28 local southbound freight at 12 30 pm.
Prices paid for produce at wholesale include butter per pound 25 cents eggs per dozen 0.85 to 0.25 with variations. Potatoes per 100 pounds 0.75 to 1.00. Wheat per 100 pounds 1.00. Oats per 100 pounds 0.60 to 1.10. Timothy baled 9.50 to 10.00. Blue Grass baled 7.00 to 8.00. Wild hay baled 6.00 to 7.00. Alfalfa 5.50 to 6.00.
Con stipation indigestion and sick headache blamed as causes. Karl's Clover Root Tea claimed to cure these ills for half a century. Priced 25 and 50 cents. Money back if not satisfactory. Sold by The Central Pharmacy L. J. Williams Proprietor.
President Kruger replies to Joseph Chamberlain urging cancellation of the dynamite concession. He insists the concession is bona fide and not a breach of London convention, and that altering it would break faith with other parties. The document frames the Transvaal stance as in its best interests. Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure ad promotes sale with guarantee.
Representatives of more than twenty leading plow manufacturers met to complete a plan for a combination intended to cover all agricultural implements makers in the United States. The effort aims to consolidate producers under a single umbrella to control the market.
The post office released Edward Atkinson of Boston’s letter describing pamphlets seized for urging anti war sentiment. Extracts allege calls to refuse service, warn of tropical disease, and suggest Filipinos might gain international recognition.
London May 9 Andrew Carnegie explains he sold his iron and steel stakes not from fear or poor prospects but to pursue a dignified life after sixty He says trusts did not scare him and he will use his fortune to be a philanthropist while avoiding further dollars in old age
Berlin reports that the reichstag committee killed the meat inspection bill agreed with the United States ambassador Andrew D. White and backed a version hostile to American interests. It would make inspection impracticable without wrecking German meat imports, excluding certain products and mandating whole carcasses or continuous parts for fresh meat.
Tribune Pub Co. promotes the American Pianetta as a neat string instrument that anyone can play. They claim a small child can understand it, develop musical ability, and produce piano-like volume, recommending every home own one.
The list advertises a wide range of classic novels and authors including Mrs Mary J Holmes Nathaniel Hawthorne Rider Haggard Jules Verne Rudyard Kipling and Conan Doyle. It notes the Tribune Publishing Co Dillon Montana offers the best paper editions in special half tone covers for sale.
A deacon tells of shifting poles and a cold day ahead, saying he will stay to vote as polls open and counts begin. He recalls being raised among the polls and plans to be present for the election despite the weather. The Atlanta Constitution records his remarks.
A coal dealer asks a customer about the ashes he sifts and notes the reply. Dr. D B Cargile reports four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs. Brewer of long standing scrofula and skin sores. The tonic is praised as a blood purifier and remedy for eczema and related ailments, sold for 50 cents at Central Pharmacy with guarantee.
America's Scenic Route introduces an expedited schedule linking Montana with major eastern and southern cities. Passengers ride in Pullman palace and tourist sleepers with free reclining chair cars through to Salt Lake City Denver and Chicago with connections to Kansas City Omaha St Louis and Boston. Special attention to ladies traveling alone. for departure details rates and maps contact local agents or W C McBride general agent Butte.
In Beaverhead County Montana the Fifth Judicial District district court reviews the petition of executors Eanice A. Selway and Herbert B. Selway for the estate of James Selway deceased. The court orders the purchase of George L. Paris undivided lease interest for 2000 to settle relations and set May 20 with 10 a.m. to show cause why leasing the property should not proceed under the contract terms.
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