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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1897
Page
8
Dillon area classified advertises sewing machines organ piano and creamery outfit for sale at Dillon Commission House. Also notes President Sanders elected superintendent of the Methodist Sunday school, highlighting his experience and dedication to youth work.
Quartz notices list Francis Carroll Henry Garrett Edward L Kearney John H Tembey among multiple locations. Placer and water notices include Max Hebgen H W Turner J T Underwood W J Adams Geary Dixon Fetter Crawford. Deeds cover Lapish White Linn Jones Pendleton Perkins Bruce to Montana Power Co Almon Leason White trustee Barnett Bailey Gleed Knight estate.
Advertising copy promises permanent relief from constipation using Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Money back guarantee offered if C C C fails to cure, with druggist refund policy.
The city council met in regular session with Mayor Eliel and Aldermen present. Reports from police chief health officer and city treasurer filed. Health bill for T. J. Mulany approved at 276.00. License for A. Ocon to sell liquor granted. Payrolls approved and warrants ordered drawn. Various salaries and expenses listed including Mulany 276.00 and city treasurer 50.00.
Wm. Huff filed a desert land entry on the Upper Grasshopper. Dillon Implement Co. vs P. Grim. L. C. Ford allege dispute against A. Christenson.
Rev. Cattermole began revival services at the Methodist church last Sunday and every evening this week. Attendance has increased steadily and interest is strong. Next week Rev. Robert Reed of Twin Bridges will assist the pastor.
Mrs Barah Bumby widow of William Bumby and mother of Mrs John Gilbert died Wednesday morning November 8 1897 at her daughter’s home in Dillon Montana. Born in Leeds England she was 78. Survived by a son in England a son in Florida and a son in Jefferson Valley, two daughters Mrs James Brook and Mrs Augustave Anderson, and a grandson Walter Brook with others. Funeral at Silver Star M E church.
Jake Fishburn’s new horse spooked by a hole in a bridge on Railroad Avenue. The animal jumped into the creek with Jake and his wagon, landing them in four feet of running water near David Davies’s machine shop. Rescued unharmed, aside from a scare.
Unofficial dispatch from Helena states a new bank is assured, headed by Henry Elling with B F White of Dillon and Robert Ford as major stockholders. George G. Ramsey of Bozeman to serve as cashier. capital set at 100000 dollars. opening likely within three months and offices to be in the Merchant's National Bank building.
A personal claim describes weeks of colic and stomach pains from biliousness and ongoing use of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The note implies relief or benefit from the medicine.
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