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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1924
Page
11
A Tribune glimpse from Nov 18 1882 notes a Butte thief stealing a stove and a local dealer jailed after a fifty three card faro racket. Dillon schools have 80 scholars and 22 residents petition for a Grand Lodge Good Templars lodge.
A River Press correspondent confirms a Bannack City party of 18 miners led by named explorers found the geysers in summer 1863 after leaving Bannack on April 1 1868 they prospected near Snake River headwaters then Yellowstone Lake. They endured hunger fights with Indians and illness before reaching Virginia City in October 1863.
The 1896 Tribune notes L. J. Price as a successful clerk of the court candidate visiting Madison County for official matters this week. It contrasts Spanish conduct in Cuba with historic Turk cruelties and mentions a hairbreadth escape of English sailors captured by Spaniards raising the risk of grave repercussions.
Word reached Dillon this week of the marriage of Harry Schuler in Flora Illinois on Monday November 14. The bride was Miss Anna Reese. The newlyweds are said to be on a honeymoon through the southern states and expected home soon. Dillon learns a public hospital fund of fifty thousand dollars has been subscribed. Hugh McCaleb Thomas Scott and Phil Andregg left yesterday.
An assortment of local notices and ads recount health appeals for kidney remedies, a wooden wedding at Bert Orr’s, and community updates in Dillon. It also summarizes brief items on livestock, lumber, hospital service, oil drilling, and Colombia’s low taxes with vivid street scenes in Bogota.
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids from resident physicians to furnish medical and surgical attendance and medicine to the sick poor jail inmates for one year starting January 1 1925. Bids due December 1 1924 by 10 am, with 10 percent certified check and performance bond. The board may reject all bids.
Regular session on December 1 1924 invites bids from resident publishers for county printing for two years starting January 1 1925. Bids due by 10 a m with 10 percent certified check and bonds from successful bidder. Based on Section 4482 Revised Codes 1921. Montana.
Libby Diamond plans drilling for oil to reach at least 1200 feet. Stanford county approves $75000 bonds for a new courthouse. Fort Benton reports a federal survey indicating oil prospects spanning 2200 miles across Fergus Chateau Blaine and Phillips counties.
Mr. John D. McComb of Lucas Co Home Toledo Ohio reports using Foley Cathartic Tablets in severe constipation with beneficial results. The advertisement notes the tablets act on the liver and are marketed by Potts, the druggist.
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