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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1892
Page
1
A catalog entry advertises a stock of ladies jackets with over 600 styles. It notes seal plush jackets and fur trimmed options in sizes from 28 to 86 inches, featuring linings like squirrel and mink, and trims such as opossum and krimmer in various colors and prices.
Mr Ripely and Mr Cameron are drilling a coal deposit with early hopes for richer strikes near Lima. The dam at Ana conda neared completion after steel arrived. Henry Thompson was seen in town and won county commissioner voters praise. Johnny West’s ranch earns high regard at 12 dollars per ton. Dr Ford treats widespread sickness as the Athletic club plans a Thanksgiving Ball on November 24 at the opera house. Fireman Geo Wade injured a foot while oiling engine side rods last Monday. Don.
Regular correspondence from Centerville reports the school opens with Grace Baker as teacher. The Page family updates include the Pageville post office now in running order and Elmer Page as mail carrier. Other items note local politics, travel to Dillon, land disputes, and various community updates.
Notice announces Austin W. Child has filed intent to prove a Gowen land claim in Montana. Before Richard Thomas, clerk at Ditton Me Nont, on Saturday November 27, 1802. Witnesses Gleed William Thompson William Hop kine Blater all of Lima, Montana. A Swheerrt, Register.
A long suspected horse thief Armitage Rose alias Ivy Rose was captured near warm springs in the Big Hole basin on Sunday afternoon after a chase from Salah and Bitter Root valley. He shot a horse and wounded a deputy before being subdued and sent to Bannack for trial.
The Southwest Silver Convention and a mass meeting of miners convene in El Paso Texas on December 5. A brilliant program of amusements is set to attract a large attendance with special railroad rates. Organizers hope supporters of silver will attend and advance the white metal cause.
A humorous exchange unfolds as Mr Textly laments the crape worn by Mr Bonder, joking that the “destroying angel” has visited his home. Bonder quips about trading hats in a barber shop, adding light banter to a domestic misreading.
Government purchasing agents order nearly one hundred thousand pounds of Dr Price's Baking Powder in the first five months of 1892. The powder is chosen for quality, export suitability, and long shelf life, guaranteed pure cream of tartar with no ammonia or harmful substances.
Just opened offering a full line of Ladies Three-Quarter Jackets in plain and Fur-Trimmed styles in black and colors, with prices from 6.50. Newmarkets Ulsters and Redingotes in the latest French styles, Seated Tweed options, Russian suits and blouses, Misses and Children's cloaks, all guaranteed to be among the lowest prices in town.
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