New Type Edison Lamps and Lapel Buttons
16-C. P. NEW TYPE EDISON LAMPS 25( EACH LATEST K. C. T. M. Lapel Buttoms 75c each. Latest K. . T. M. Charms, $1.75 each. Ladies' Maccabees and Daughters of Rebecca Pins.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1896
Page
1
N. B. Mail Orders Promise Prompt Care
A brief note indicates mail orders will receive prompt and careful handling, reflecting efficient service practices of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B
Dillon Ad Offers First-class Accommodation in Bannack Street
The notice promotes The Place to Eat run by Mrs. Kate Hollcoms as a first class place for travelers with single meals and board by day week or month located on Bannack Street Dillon Montana. The Salt Lake Tribune announces a price reduction to 2 90 per year starting June 1 1896 and reaffirms its front rank status. Newbro's Witch Hazel Cream is advertised as replacing other toilet preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannack Street
Dillon
Mont
Salt Lake Tribune
J. F. Bowker
London
Eng
Lt. Price
Dillon Implement Co
Chas. B. Kastell
Bald Mountain
H. P. Emise
R. C. Howell & Cas
Butte, Mont
Cleveland
BR. W. Christian
Rob J. Blanton
Mr. Christian
Gold Dredging Co
J. B. Furley
Geo. Tash
Grey Eagle
Mr. Furley
T. B. Sullivan
Butte
Meade Hotel
Friends of Silver
National Bimetallic Union
Chicago
L. J. Price
Lima
I. C. Vanhausen
Miss Vandervort
E. D. Kline
Vandervort
J. A. Boyd
Salt Lake
Sam Brothers
Red Rock
Clinton
S. W. Nugent
Denver
Col
Russel Westman
Stage Co
Wood River
Con Bray
Wholesale produce price list from going to press
Prices paid for produce at a wholesale market include butter per pound 0.25 0.30, eggs per dozen 0.15 0.20, potatoes per hundredweight 0.55 0.75, wheat per cwt 0.75 0.95, date per cwt 0.75 0.85, Timothy baled 9.50 11.50, blue joint baled 7.00 8.00, Wiley rooted 8.80 13.0, alfalfa etc 7.00 8.00.
Beav erhead County Buried Word of Frank Sears
Special correspondence from Bannack reports the death of Frank Sears on May 24 after rheumatic fever. Sears, 58, born in Vermont, long a Montana settler, served as territory probate judge and was active in mining and Masonry. His funeral May 26 included Masonic rites with about 40 teams in the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Bannack
Frank Sears
Montana
Vermont
Oregon City
Rock River
Ilinois
Central City
Colo
D. D. White
Virginia City
Burney & Co
Territory of
Sears
Mason
Dr. Meade
Desd
R.Z. Thomas
J. G. Shannon
Sheriff Hamilton
M. L. Davidson
D. F. Reinhardt
Robert McDowell
George M. Brown
E. Timer
Dr. Dungan
Dr. Stuht
Frank Eliel
George Dart
W. A. Jones
J. B. Furley
Chas. Gooch
Ed Williams
Jack Courtney
George Linkersdorfer
G. T. Paul
Dillon
Joseph Smith
Polaris
Phillip Miller
Bald Mountain
Mart. Barrett
David Metler
Martin V. Nay
Gus Grater
Lon.Harkness
W. G. Blair
Horse Prairie
Frank Qoutier
Harrison
Panish
Poetic Quiz Mixups and Weather Whims From Washington Stir
The column ponders fleeting fashions and opinions on weather forecasts with humorous verse and questions about persistence of past trends. It toys with phrases about durable items and ends by invoking Washington Stir to ask if the summer fashions and fluffy trends will endure.
Defense Claims Witness Abducted Across State Border
The prosecutor argues that the defense got the key witness drunk and moved him out of state, beyond the court's jurisdiction, prompting the judge to question the situation as described in the Detroit Free Press summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Freo Press
Cartoon and Verse Snippets Spark Readership Plea
A mash of poetical lines and snatches from city papers parodies art and labor culture. The collage mentions Cincinnati Enquirer, Memphis, Chicago Tribune, Philadelphia Press, and Brooklyn Life with quips on art, bacilli doom, eight hour advocates, and fairy tale lore.
Mystery Ends Quick in Billion's Office Daughter Ask
A terse exchange describes a rushed inquiry in a high office about a daughter. The terse chatter implies a swift outcome with little detail given and a focus on the rapid conclusion.
Wind Tempered Like Lambs Shorn, Says New York Herald
An aphorism from the New York Herald discusses wind and its tempering compare to lambs, noting that at times wind cannot be harnessed or raised by even cautious hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Fitzsimmons Dominates Ring as Sluggers Rule
In a Chicago Tribune report the boxer Fitzsimmons towers over rivals, with all other men in the ring placed under his influence as the dominant slugger in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimmons
King
Fitz
Chicago Tribune
Terrible St Louis Tornado Kills and Destroys Town
A brutal tornado struck St Louis on May 27 at 5:15 PM with winds near 80 mph, destroying buildings, sinking river steamers, and causing extensive fires. By May 28 the death toll and injuries were rising toward 400 across St Louis and East St Louis, with hospitals overwhelmed and streets plunged into darkness. Major structures damaged include the Eads bridge, grandstand, jail, and several mills and factories. river boats and freight facilities were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Eads Bridge
Fair Grounds
Waters-Pierce Oil Works
H. ©. Rice
Western Union
Relay Depot
National Hotel
Tremont House
Martelle House
de Wolfe Cafe
Hazell Milling Company
Horn’s Cooper Shop
Doe
11Th Street
Baltimore & Ohio and
Vandalia Round House
Standard Oil Works
East St. Louis
Chicago & Alton
Wagner
Pierre Oul Co
Crratiot Street
Coe Manufacturing Company
Ninth and Gratiot
Wainwright Brewery
Bownt Down
In bites 5 to Dat 20 and 25c
The note mentions bites 5 through 20 and 25c with references to Excel quality and a remark about excellent standard. The fragment implies product quality assessment and cataloging.
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Rte
C. P
F. Huber, Mer
Fyhrie
Staple & Fancy Croceries
Pickman Building
Montana ST
Dillon, Montana
Holcomb
Kate Hollcoms
Newbro
Dillon Market
Beaverhead County
the Tribune
The
Fox
Timothy
Hiram Lapham
Almas Lapham
Dye’s Creek
Liewllyn
Lurwewyn
W. A. Ames
Frank Carroll
Brook
Jo Smith
Cozad
Misa Lulu Cozad
E. A. Marsh
TD. J. Pierson
Emerson Hill
Salmon
Gina Gertson
Grayling
Red Roek
H. H. Armstead, Jr
New Chemical Gold Mining Co
Yellowjacket
New York
P. J. Cirkel
Yellow Jacket
J. C. Foster
A. F. Graeter
H. E. Emerson
Basin
Sanderlin
Cold Springs
Hie. Burnett
Amesville
R. K. Munkittrick
Wille
Jose
Washington
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tennyson
Bacilji
Memphis
Eight Hour Advocate
Chicago , Tribune
Philadelphis Press
Queen of Hearts
Knave of Hearts
Brooklyn Life
Old Billion
Leavening Powe
Colonel Welmore
Mgr
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
A. Augendre
Paris
France
D. M. Newbro Drug Co
O'Connor
Washington Street
Kansas City
Burlington
Billings
Cutin Boys
N. E
Dillon, Mont
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