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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1895
Page
1
Bannack notes stir with mining updates. Prof. Church from New York abroad at Polaris mine while expansion and ore exposure spark talk of resuming operations. A cemetery fencing drive gains support as charitable subscriptions rise. School reports show 75 pupils with 48 daily attendance and plans for improvements amid rising town growth.
The notice promotes Victor and Remington bicycles with services: Bib Holders Sleeve Links Buttons Comics and watch repair. It invites readers to visit or write for prices and details on items in the line, emphasizing quality and repair capability.
Bannack May 29 report notes improving commerce as traveling salesmen return and locals share smiles. Mentions M Ney of Horse Prairie visiting, Henry Jaggers' cigars, a girl born, a picnic with notable guests, Pilon of Argenta building on Main Street, Retallack adding a rear building to his shop, Louis Anderson from Zang Zang works visiting, and a log carrying wagon driven by motive power at Look Out Point.
Special correspondence from Twin Bridges reports a quiet week with plans for Grace M. Baker to study music in Illinois and Hel Northrop accompanying her to Chicago before returning home to Tunkhannock. Visitors include John Willhart’s father from Fairbury Nebraska who comments on looking large. A Newell family death is noted as Cyrus’s father William Newell dies after a brief illness with a sudden morning event.
May 27 report from Siverman details Glendale and Dillon residents Harvey Williams Thames and Neagle touring Sheridan by bicycle. They stopped for milk at farmhouses, visited two hotels, and miners Parmeter McKee Nesbitt started a two-stump mill producing yellow metal while J H Sondant died from a horse fall. Other items include Bateman's suit settlement, Jennie L Thomas's death, and local reflections on trade and taxes.
Fragmentary notice notes a maritime setting with the phrase Om the Lookout. It hints at vigilance aboard a vessel or shore post and references the sea or harbor area. No clear names, dates, or events are readable.
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