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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1896
Page
1
KUPFER offers 16 candlepower Edison lamps at 5 cents each. Also available are lapel buttons at 75 cents, KC T M charms for 1.75, plus Ladies' Maccabees and Daughters of Rebecca pins.
25 cents buys Newbro's Witch-Hazel Almond Cream for the complexion. Superior accommodations promise guaran teed passengers via the Union Pacific system with reclining chairs and Pullmans. Trains run to Chicago St Louis and San Francisco with one change to New York and other Eastern points. Rates and info from E V Maze Butte Mont.
Wisdom notes a mild spring thaw with sleigh use on the west river bank while cattle selling continues. Mines at Steele Creek show promise as Emil Zorn controls Gibbonsville and Divide Stage horses and mail contracts draw scrutiny.
The Railway Review notes Democrats rallying behind a candidate like W. A. Clark for governor. Republicans are split between a pro APA faction and a faction determined to defeat the APA, signaling clear electoral maneuvering and uncertain outcomes.
Butte editors weigh gubernatorial candidates as nomination time nears. State names Richards Kessler Swett Weed Botkin and Babcock are discussed, but the paper doubts any will win the Republican nomination. Silver Bow likely gains the governorship with L J Hamilton favored for the Silver Bow delegation. Hamilton praised as fearless brilliant yet unassuming and a nomination could rally voters in November.
A collection of aphorisms and reflections on liberty, time, reason, poetry, wit, and virtue drawn from Shaftesbury Horace Voltaire Colton L Estrange Montaigne Irving Scott and others. The passages celebrate restraint patience and imagination.
The Montana state Republican convention in Butte named Carter, Mantle, and Hartman as delegates to St Louis by acclamation with Marshall Metzel and Streveille as alternates. It adopted a platform backing bimetallism at 16 to 1, protection, and reciprocity, condemning the Dingley bill and praising the Monroe Doctrine while expressing sympathy for Cuban patriots.
An invitation to visit and view new styles and tailor-made garments offered at low prices. It promises clothing not obtainable elsewhere and urges customers from all previous shops to compare and shop at a store with the greatest variety.
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