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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1891
Page
7
Dillon Tribune outlines subscription and advertisement rates. It also rebuts a letter in the Examiner attacking Dillon postmaster and his daughters, defending public criticism clarity and propriety from a Democratic and Republican standpoints.
William H. Claggett born September 21 1838 in Prince George s County. He served in Nevada and Montana territories, helped admit Nevada to statehood, and chaired the Idaho constitutional convention. In 1891 he won a United States Senate seat though a rival election created a pending dispute to be resolved by the next Senate.
Essay-like column notes Emperor William II drafts temperance bill to curb drink with Salvation Army as moral agent. It contrasts German public opinion with US prohibitions, cites Tribune optimism on public sentiment, cites London Spectator on temperance causes, and mentions Montana prison escapes during Sheriff Rose’s term, Democrat Jones.
A World interview outlines Edison’s ambitious claims from blasting mountains to power street railways with electric motors under cars. He envisions a cable car replacement, a long distance electric locomotive for Villard, and a shift from steam to electricity on major routes. He recalls an early three mile Menlo Park electric railroad and predicts rapid electric adoption on Chicago to Milwaukee line. He also notes Alaska exports rising to 8.94 million, with salmon and whalebone substantial. Well Booted reports Eliel’s satisfaction with $3 shoes.
Juma A. Kino of Sherman Texas reports his daughter Pearl suffered dengue fever two years ago and nearly died. After four bottles of Hood's Saree parila she gained 15 pounds in four months and was restored to health and strength.
About sixteen months ago a ten year old brown black horse with a white hind foot and H iron brand on the right hip disappeared. The owner Theodore Schnyder offers a liberal reward for the delivery of the horse at any place on Dyes creek seven miles northwest of Bannack or for information leading to recovery.
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