19 May 1899
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1899
Page
1
Well known eye expert G D Bruce Tudor of Tudor & Co will visit Mrs L Kupfer's Jewelry Store on Monday and Tuesday May 29th and 30th. He offers free careful eye examinations and will diagnose and correct irregular or complicated eye troubles.
Snow blankets plains aiding recent seed fields as spring lags. Key notes include Frank Nelson moving to the Dell ranch now his home, attorney Harney of Butte eyeing a future copper camp and 800 foot shaft planned. Socials, school notes, and real estate moves fill the week.
A traveling salesman from Galveston Texas praises Ballard's Snow Liniment as a universal cure for rheumatism neuralgia lame back and other pains. It is advertised as rapid acting in humans and animals and sold by L. J. Williams at 60 cents a bottle with no substitute.
Mrs J H Whalen offers half price clearance on all millinery goods and accessories. Hats ribbons embroidery silk knitting silk Zephyr oats wool tees wool Madonna cotton silk fringe linen fringe stamped linen feathers flowers veiling velvet tassels and other fancy work materials at unheard of prices.
A capable ranch manager and his wife request control of a ranch for a fixed term. Both bring long experience and full knowledge of ranch operations. They submit an early application to the proper office.
Public health notice appears for Dillon and Vicinity. Miss Lizzie Jones ends Bannack teaching term and returns to Dillon. Bicycles offered at 50 dollars by D. I. Co. Local offerings include draft teams up to 2800 pounds and Robb's lease of Thos Haw’s sheep band.
A notice states the spring term of district court will convene in Dillon on Monday May 29. Also announced are church installations, meetings of Beaverhead pioneers, and a plan for a round-up of horses led by stock inspector Geo Taylor.
All tenants agents or owners are notified to clean yards cellars stables closets alleys and other premises and arrange regular removal of garbage kitchen refuse and stable manure to keep the city clean and prevent Bearlet Fever Diphtheria and other diseases.
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