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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1892

Page

8

Th Tadies Jackets Offer Wide Assortment of Styles

A local advertiser promotes an extensive collection of over 500 jackets labeled as Tadies Jackets. The display highlights diverse styles and colors available to customers.

Fashionable Winter Outerwear on Sale Now

Full line of ladies jackets including three quarter, Ulsters, and new redingotes in black and color. Prices from 5 to 6.50 with Scotch Tweed, Watteau pleats, and Russian suits highlighted. Also Russian blouses, tweed materials, and Misses cloaks offered at low guaranteed prices.

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Local Montana letters urge Bozeman capital and warn on rail plans

A Madison Beaverhead county focus questions Sam Ward and A B Kiser on rail subsidies and election timing. The writer backs Bozeman as state capital for central location and future statehouse costs, urging old and new Montanians to vote for Bozeman. Also notes Sheridan Columbus Day program and local notices on postmistress, Lima business, and autumn ads.

the Tribune Home Park Mont Sam Ward A. B. Kiser Madison Beaverhead County Madison County Helena Sam Union Pacific Dick Hickman O. A. Sedman Ward Kiser Madisonian Madison Gounty Ruby Valley Bozeman Deer Lodge Virginia City Anaconda Standard Montana Amcondi Urren Rupy

Grotesque campaign figure in Sheridan speeches

From Our Regular Correspondent Sunarpan Montana reports on a Democratic effort highlighting poverty under Republican rule, criticizing T. E. Cullins and W. A. Clark for amassing wealth. E. D. Weed delivers an influential businesslike address, followed by a torchlight procession and a packed hall. R. C. Hickman, Prof. Steere, and other speakers populate the event.

Sunarpan Mont T. E. Cullins W. A. Clark Republican Party Sheridan Democrats and People’s Party E. D. Weed Raach Virginia City A. J. Bennett R. C. Hickman T. E. Collins Professor Steere

Helena land office notice urges final proof filings

The Helena land office announces settlers may write the office in Helena or Missoula with witness names to complete final proof, saving attorney fees. The ad then promotes Eliel's in Dillon offering a wide range of warm clothing at honest prices as autumn approaches.

Register The Helena Land Office Helena Missoula Eliel’s Dillon

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