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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1894
Page
5
Prof. E A Steere of Helena and ex Gov B F White visited Helena this week. G T Paul, executive committee member of the Helena capital committee, traveled to Butte last week. L Fyhrie returned from Helena last week.
A large Lima gathering heard Dillon figures Henry Cushing E M Tower and Col Plummer of Great Falls argue for Anaconda. The meeting featured vivid speeches, a Dillon band, and lively humor with strong turnout and belief Lima will back Anaconda.
Batavia physician J W Hailey testifies Parke Tea cured years of constipation after a single dose. N M White, a Dillon druggist, advertises the remedy. A separate note from Dillon highlights farmer showcase plans and a four pound potato specimen sent to Butte druggists for display with Gallogly & Co.
S H Clifford of New Cassel Wisconsin suffers neuralgia rheumatism and severe weakness. Three bottles of Electric Bitters restore health. Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg HL cures a long standing leg sore with Electric Bitters and Bucklin's Arnica Salve. John Speaker of Catawba Ohio heals fever sores after one bottle of Electric Bitters and Bucklin's Arnica Salve. Sold by Dillon Drug Store.
Levi Cartier and two batching concerns in Butte spend 250 000 yearly in Beaverhead county on cattle hogs and sheep. Beaverhead shipped 925 cars of hay and grain to Angwonda and Butte the past year. Butte Butchering paid Mr. Barrett Horse Prairie 13000 for cattle and similar sums for ten years. Poindexter Orr received 35000 last year. Total stock cars shipped to Helena last year totaled 713.
A dispute over Lima Montana union resolutions of the American Railway Union is aired after the Butte Miner printed a claim that the lodge passed a plan to locate the state capital in Helena. The Lima lodge denies the meeting and the signatures named as officers are challenged as unknown to members.
A medicinal salve advertised to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Price 25 cents per box sold by Dillon Drug Store.
Hon. J. W. Cotter of Butte will address Montana residents on a major issue. A free ball follows the speech with music by the Dillon brass band orchestra. Speaking starts at eight o'clock with all invited.
An advertisement claims Parks Cough Syrup will cure illnesses and guarantees every bottle. It notes multiple cough syrups exist but asserts Parks is the best and most reliable, sold by N. M. White.
Edward Roark aged 83 died Thursday morning November 1 at his daughter Mrs. Wm. Smiths home in the city. Born in Ireland he worked as a carpenter in New York before moving to Ohio then Montana where he remained until death. A professing Christian and Methodist, his funeral was held this afternoon.
Furniture dealers dislike the new polish that makes old furniture shine like new. Try it and you will never be without it. Sold by N. A. Stiles and N. M. White druggists in Dillon Montana.
James Woolsey to Anna E McIntosh Dillon married. Crowell and Nuckolls sue Fred Day on account for 146 95. Attachment is sued.
James Sara asks J. E. Morse, chairman of Beaverhead county Helena Capital committee, to provide more supporting arguments for Helena as the capital. He notes thirty years in Montana and asks for notes on sheets the same size as before.
Dillon items report political activity with Helena speeches, ward meetings, and a Lima gathering. Local commerce features the Bee Hive Hardware ranges, barbers’ price cuts, new products, and upcoming dances following a public speaking event. Community notices include births and church confirmations and a druggist endorsement of Chamberlain remedies.
November 2 list shows names Couch Mrs Hampton Harry Guace Lavout and Faubert Mac Harding. Postmaster Faubert notes eight names in the dead letter pool. letters remain unclaimed and will be sent to the dead letter office after 30 days. Catarrh remedy ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Care as constitutional treatment with money back offer.
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