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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1894

Page

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Mrs McKnight Visits and Dillon Trips Amid Blizzard

Mrs Mary McKnight of Dell visits Mrs Ward while Mr and Mrs McIntosh brave a morning blizzard to Dillon. Mrs M plans to stay two or three weeks. Geo Pollinger from Martins Barret’s went to Dillon for surgical aid after a severe facial scalp injury from a lariat entanglement with a broncho. Mr Thompson bought sheep in Beaverhead valley. Mr and Mrs Jos Hainds announce the birth of a daughter on the 16th inst. Ruri.

Mary McKnight Dell Ward Beaverhead Jos. Hainds Ruri

Campaign expenses sworn statement urges law on Montana ballots

Statewide reform push led by Representative Horney Kyiprrennrna proposes a law requiring candidates to file sworn campaign expense reports. Henry Knippenberg of Beaverhead County swears to his campaign spendings and asserts honesty over victory. The piece notes his items and clarifies no purchases of furniture and alcohol.

Dillon Trrone Montana Horney Kyiprrennrna Beaverhead Henry Knippenberg

Bannack Correspondent Reports Local Life in 1894

Bannack news notes visitors, church services, and school expansion. The Old Faithful mine slows for winter while Golden Leaf placer work continues. Railroad talk, cattle shipments, and local social events color a detailed weekly report from Our Regular Correspondent in Rep Rock and Bannack.

Bannack Charlie Turner Bill Tash Supt Meade Bannacks Billy” Mulky Phil. Shenon Idaho Golden Leaf Billy Blair Helena Mikus Bill Moore Bill Geo. Tash Dillon William Roe Main Street I. L. Graves Frank Sayers

Red Rock and Ruth Oh Rath Bring Cheer to Wanderers

Mephrye Lopez writes from November 21 about missing space in the Tribune and finds relief in Ruth Oh Rath's comforting column. The note recalls friendship, home messages, and the continuing ties that bridge towns near Medine Lodge as Red Rock borders the suburbs.

T¢Gular Mephrye Lopez Ruth Red Rock Medine Lodge

Beet-steers sold to N G Beasley ship to Chicago trip planned

Maapauen Metzel of Puller Springs sells 375 head of beet-steers 3year olds to N G Beasley Miles City for shipment tomorrow. Beasley buys steers from Milt Bean and others, four car loads from Dillon to Chicago. Metzel and Boatman ship one car of horses. Metzel plans a month in York Pennsylvania after visiting Monida and Butte en route to Chicago.

Frank Landon Chicago A. Metzel Boatman Mr. Metzel Monida N. O. Beasley Butte York Penn Ed. Blake Omaha Neb Soniac City Towa Milt Bean Rosebud Tom Clark Lake Idaho Ferguson and Johnson L. Shambow Snake River Corner Burnside W.N. Culver Wm. Hollinsworth Howard Eaton Medora Dakota Henry Lake Sam Burnside W. N. Culver Warren Mead

Hecla Consolidated Declares Dividend No 131

Glendale November 21 The Hecla Consolidated Mining Company will pay to its stockholders a dividend No 131 of 15000 dollars at the 25th inst. H Knippenberg is working on a Cor rupt Practices act to submit for the state legislature during the session.

Glendale Hecla Consolidated Mining Company H. Knippenberg

Hecla Mercantile completes new office in Melrose

The Hecla Mercantile and Banking Co has finished a brick office and warehouse at Melrose adjoining the main store. The warehouse holds 1,500,000 pounds of upland potatoes. Glendale residents Allert Mae and Ada Cole wed in Butte, beginning housekeeping at the Highland Park home.

Hecla Mercantile and Banking Co Melrose Allert A.mae Ada Cole Glendale Butte Mae Rea Highland Park John C. Wright Hecla Con, Mining Co Knippenberg Wright Indianapolis J.B. Purley Dillon Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co J. H. Atkin Hecla Company Carl M. Stolle Clayton Smelting Company Clayton Idaho Prof. Stolle Duke Gist Duke Glendale Cartier & Co Studebaker Neil Sharkey Beaverhead County G. G. Earle

Camp Creek Mines to gain Union Pacific branch line

Anaconda company plans a 14 mile branch from Melrose up Camp creek to 19 Anaconda claims with three small bridges. Total cost around 100000 dollars and Anaconda guarantees 7 percent return. Early survey work underway with rapid development expected once construction starts.

Union Pacific Melrose Camp Creek Anaconda Company Wickiup Creek Anaconda Butte

Polishene the New Furniture Polish

Advertisement notes Polishene as a brightening furniture polish that makes old pieces look new. Sold by N A Stiles and N M White druggists in Dillon Montana for 28 cents.

N. M. White N. A. Stiles Dillon Mont N. M. ‘White Druggists

Thanksgiving Proclamation From Governor of Montana

Montana Governor proclaims November 29 as a day of Thanksgiving and praise. He urges Montanans to gather in worship, assist the needy, and reflect on blessings amid fires floods and unrest. Secretary Borwrrr signs, Helena capital.

Montana Helena Mont Commonwealth

Post Office List of Unclaimed Letters November 2 1804

A historic notice lists post office letters remaining uncalled for as of November 2 1804 including names such as Grace LaMont Banneyer Cline Grant Graham Garland Hastings Hayes Irving Lee Lewis Livingston Lloyd Miller Mooney Moar Powel Reynolds Roberta Smith Thompson Waugh Wells Wotherald and others. items will go to the dead letter office if not collected within 30 days.

Grace LaMont Banneyer Wm Cline Rob Grant Po Graham Janess Garland John Hastings J Hf Hayes Chas Irving Wm Lee John O Lewis Cotia Livingston Albert Lloyd Bert Miller Donnelly Mooney Lizzie Moar Kate Powel Jane Reynolds J Roberta Robin Smith Loyer Thompson Gracie Thompson J C Waugh A C Wells Ralph Wotherald Jonathan

Notice to Creditors by Dillon National Bank

The Dillon National Bank of Dillon declares a seventh dividend of 10 percent payable at its banking office on November 26. Ki. J. Moone, cashier.

Dillon National Bank of Dillon Ite J. Moone

Pardons Board Sets Hearing for Charles Carns Diminution

The Montana State Board of Pardons orders a hearing on December 10 at the capital for a pardon reduction granted to Charles Carns, convict in Deer Lodge for burglary in Beaverhead County. A two weekly Dillon Tribune notice is authorized for November 23 and 40, 18H.

Hiklena Montana Atate Board of Mardons Charles Carns Board of Prison Commissioners Charles Carne Deer Lodge Beaverhead State Board of Pardons Dillon Tribune Dillon H. J. Haskell G. Hathorney

Train timetable excerpt shows mixed passenger and freight routes

The notice lists train numbers and directions with arrival and departure times including No. 2 south bound mail and express at 6.30 pm No. 26 local freight No. 7 north bound mail and express 2.20 am No. 21 through freight 8.25 am and No. 27 local freight north 12.20 pm.

Bunth Batte North

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