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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1898
Page
8
President McKinley proclaims November 24 a national day of thanksgiving praising harvests trade growth unity and a brief war with praise for divine guidance. The Navy observes Thanksgiving with shipboard feasts drills parades and pig chasing as sailors celebrate with officers in festive decor and plentiful meals.
Governor Robert B. Smith of Montana proclaims Thursday November 24 1898 a public holiday. He urges all citizens to lay aside work, attend worship, and offer prayers and thanks to the Divine Ruler for blessings and peace.
A public notice highlights the concern and praises the proprietors for their readiness to be generous, reflecting community approval of their stance and actions. The text emphasizes generosity as a valued trait among local leaders and supporters.
Fifty head of stock cattle for sale by L. W. Marcom of Red Rock Montana. Cattle listing appears amid an old classifieds page with a medicinal advertisement for curing a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Money-back guarantee if it fails to cure.
The widow, Hattie Frost, fails to obtain damages after the U S circuit court reversal of a prior $15,000 verdict. She had sought $20,000 for the death of engineer James W. Frost on the Utah Northern line near Dillon. She states she cannot continue, having paid $223 in estate expenses and received nothing.
Mrs A Sweet of Hartford praises Karl's Clover Root Tea for quieting nerves improving strength and cleansing the system after constipation and kidney and bowel trouble. The Ajax Company reportedly sold 600 cattle to Martin Sorenson at 80 a head, with remaining stock few. Rail rates shown for Chicago St Louis and Atlantic coast destinations via Oregon Short Line offices.
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