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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1889
Page
5
A mix of local business ads and notices including G. W. Dart Hardware Co promising full stock for blacksmiths, O’Neil and McGregor veterinary surgeons, and farm shop rental. Also listings for road carts, a job posting at Temple Restaurant, school district clerks in Dillon, a branding description for a black horse, and Dillon Drug Store debt settlements.
Seeds for sale from Crownin & NuckOnLS and Dinton Lumberk and Grats Co. D.M. Ferry & Co. garden seeds offered at N. Mc Waitre's City Drug Store with highest cash price paid. Minnesota climate praised as ideal for Montana growing.
Messrs Fyhrie Co grocers invite attention to a large stock of foreign and domestic comestibles with promise of low prices. The Delaware County Creamer and Darr Hagowsane Co advertise city property for sale including Mrs A A Rea’s houses with easy terms. G W Dart Hardware Co urges debts be settled in cash or note. City Range Store reports new stock and wall finishes with sample color cards.
In town and out readers are invited to inspect the Bee Hive hardware and tinware at Morse's and Bee Hive. Strawberries cherries bananas kosote oranges and more appear. shoppers can examine goods with no cost and prompt delivery.
Local notices list hardware sales at Dart Hardware Co and O F B Maree, furniture repairs, tin ware stock, and fall merchandise. Includes appraisers named for James Earley estate, church meetings, a missionary gathering, and upcoming Memorial Day activities. banking statements to appear in a Dillon paper. a dancing mix of ads, notices, and brief items from Dillon, Montana.
Citizens of Dillon held a mass meeting at the Court House to nominate a city ticket for the coming election. W. T. Chapman was named chairman and RO Sullivan secretary. L. C. Mehrie won the mayoral nomination. Fehrie accepted the nomination and pledged to serve. City Marshal position left blank amid multiple candidates. other posts include City Attorney Thos. J. Galbraith, City Clerk Phil D. McGough, City Treasurer C. M. Cunnard, Police Magistrate Ea Norris, Street Commissioner Jos. Cowan, and Aldermen W. C. Orr, W. B. Carter, and W. S. Parke. Transfers of real property and visits by locals noted.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company finished the Bannack line via Argenta, opening offices in Bannack, Ar genta, and Dillon. The system uses solid copper wire with cedar poles and a whisper voice test between Dillon and Bannack. General manager C F Annett arrives in Dillon to finalize exchange arrangements with twenty five subscribers ready. more towns may soon gain telephony.
A Monday City Council session offered no special meeting and focused on appointing election officials. Mayor denies agenda, City Clerk outlines resolutions for first and second ward judges and clerks, with names and places of holding polling sites to be set for the upcoming election.
A list of mining locations for Mas I includes the Bader lode in Dey Galeh and the Lowe Tree lode in Dry Gulch. Other sites cover Mercer in Dry Gate, John tL lode in Vipand, Stick lode in Bryant, and numerous lodes and placer claims across Han nack, Southside, unorganized, Bannack, and Lost Cloud districts with several amended locations.
The Hen Cotton Comedy Company brings two night engagements to the Opera House West on Wednesday and Thursday. The billed program features The Wait and The Old Home with strong praise for the leading actors Ree and Idaline, noted for versatility and stage command.
Readable parts mention a group named Sent and various terms but no coherent event, date, or place. The fragmentary OCR lacks enough concrete nouns or actions to form a factual card with entities or outcomes.
In Dillon the or ganization of two baseball teams emerged from a local effort to raise funds for grounds and equipment. A subscription paper by OQK Lewis G P Paul and WS Parke netted about 300 dollars. Officers include Halliday as President and Manager Poindexter as Treasurer Sebree as Secretary Atkins as Captain with two nines listed for the season.
Rr BL Ne Wwe, a Dillon based watchmaker and engraver, advertises watch and clock repairs at reasonable rates with skilled workmanship. Located next to the Post Office, the shop promises quality service for jewelry and timepieces.
For rent the second story of a new brick building on Thannack Street in Odd Fellows block Areesettown location for officers. Also available the store room and cellar for said building. Good light and access.
Fragmented OCR text describes an unclear sale comprising various items with weak details and many garbled terms. The readable parts mention quantities and generic goods but lack concrete names, dates, or locations to identify a specific sale event.
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