Dillon Tribune ad rates and regional notes in 1891 issue
Advertising rates and local notices from the Dillon Tribune reflect a 1891 publishing setup. The issue mentions penny per line pricing, Brevier type, and monthly or yearly ads, plus town updates on brick manufacturing, a mob incident in Tennessee, Kalispell’s Flathead Valley News, postmaster actions, and various national and regional events. It notes population and area figures, other newspapers, and ongoing civic topics such as irrigation, artesian wells, and the West’s growth.
Timber Culture Reform Reflects New Enforcement Hint
Commissioner Carter issues a circular urging strict enforcement of the repealing timber culture laws. The act limits new entries, extends certain rights to four year entrants, and imposes $1.25 per acre terms for final proof and title. desert land entry rules also tighten residency and proof requirements. Extra session notes from Lieut. Governor Richards express uncertainty about a governor called session. the weathered report also covers the Chilean war, with claims that many battlefield accounts are doctored and insurgents hold only limited territory.
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Carter
Land Office
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Valparaiso and Col North the nitrate king in revolt
The report notes Valparaiso and Col North as nitrate magnates with insurgents obtaining coal and cattle from tramp steamers. A rebel estimate places government forces at about 40,000 well equipped with supplies while insurgents number around 8,000, poorly trained and lacking essentials. the piece frames the conflict against a backdrop of supply issues and military disparity.
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Valparaiso
Col. North
Desert Land Final Proof Notices for Schatzlein and Mellen
United States land office notices announce Charles Schatzlein of Butte filing desert land final proof for multiple fractions in Secs 5 7 8, Tp 3 N R 5 W, with witnesses James Fox Walter Fox Nels Nelson Peter Jensen of Dillon. Jennie C. Mellen of Dillon filing desert land proof for Secs 13 24 Tp 15 N R 24 W, with witnesses Album Morrison Sherman Carson Mathew Johnson Antone Swarts of Red Rock. both before district clerks on June 21 and June 20, 1891 respectively.
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United States Land Office
Missoula
Mont
Charles Schatzlein
Butte City
Willon
Satuday
James D. Fox
Walter Fox
Nels Nelson
Peter Jensen
Dillon
Montana
Robert Fisher
Register
Ustrod
Laxo
Helena
Jennie C. Mellen
Hec
District Court
P. Morrison
Sherman Carson
Mathew Johnson Antone Swarts
Red Rock
A. Scracert
Remister
Frank Billingsly
Heaverhead County
Ward Land
Emerson Hill
Joseph Shineberber
Henry Neon
George Buck
Hed Rock
Mon
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M. J. McCune
Butte
McCune
Ucktown
Tenn
Kauisreut
Flathead Valley
Kalispell
Flathead Country
O'Connor Brothers
el Paso Times
Democratic
Louisiana Supreme Court
Louisiana State Lottery Co
Driton, MonTana
Michael Davrrt
America
Manitoba
Calfornia
Union Pacific
Illion
Buarne
England
Gladstone
Parmnell
Charleston
Tar
West
Washington
Triaxe
Modesto
Cal
Japan
Kioto
Springfield
Lincoln
Chronicle Illustrated
West of Western
Illus 1
Abigail Scott Duniway
West Shore
Richards
Inter Mountain
Chill
New York
The
Herald
Tqnique
Antofagasta
Chili
Edward English
Hammer & Moore
Bourret & Co
Townsend- Martin
M. Mary L
Townsend
Joseph Wilke
Jacobsen
Jacobson
Dilton
Bock ET Beal
James G Cullen
H Geary
J A
Davin Lamont
P. M
First National Bank
Aoa
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County OF
Beaverhead
B. F. Warre
B. F. White
Norris Notary
Otho Klemm
Lampert Eliel
Henny Burfend
Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Thomas Ward
James Kyle
Hutte
Utah and Montana Achinery Company
Thos. J. Galbraith
Eaid Court
R. Z. Thomas
Edwin Norris
Hood
Lowell
O. E. Morse
Dillon, Montana
Waruh Jong Ooe
Phil Stelzer
A.D. Rowed
Phil, Stelzer
Desert Land
S.A. Swingers, Register
Melvale
Eliel Bros
Morley
Condorr
Burfeind Bro’s & CO
L. C. Fyhris & CO
Rob’t T. Wing
Press
G. T. Paul
Iran
Puy
London
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Glasgow
Belfast
Paris
Europe
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Teshoe B. F White
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