26 Nov 1897
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1897
Page
1
Beaverhead County notes from Bannack and nearby towns summarizing arrivals and departures, a Bannack fire loss of 350 dollars, local meetings, a Lima funeral, a wedding, church services, a stockholders meeting, and upcoming civic events. Includes reports from Iowa correspondent and Dillon happenings.
Washington notes the Fifty Fifth Congress will convene December 6 with a busy agenda centered on currency reform. Analysts foresee a long session, likely through August, with bills aimed at stabilizing the monetary system while avoiding sharp partisan swings. Additional items include appointments and agency actions in the West and financal policy shifts involving silver and gold.
A heavy rain and snow storm cut Libby off for five days. Great Northern suffered. W A Clark buys 8161 acres of prime California beet land. Grand jury adjourns for a week due to juror illness. Butte paving finished. Helena doctor dies. dynamite attempt at Parrot mine. Shafer convicted of murder. sentencing pending. Telephonic line to Te ton county to be extended. Escapes from Deer Lodge. two recaptured. Accidental shooting near Avon claims two lives. Montana Equal Suffrage convention held in Helena. Highwayman fails to rob J Nat Londoner of Butte. 14 year old Pat Tobin killed near Helena in a cattle driving accident. 80 year old Montana Post copy unearthed in Virginia City. Pardons board declines to confirm Geldert pardon. Fort Ouster to be abandoned. Move opposed by Mantle. Butte to Walkerville rail laying proceeds.
A young prince seeks the art of chirography as maidens provide paper ink and brushes. The master honors him with silent gestures, his bandaged mouth preventing any spoken breath. He moves discreetly within a nunner and offers praise only in silence.
A British army surgeon general states that the cause of death on the battlefield is revealed by the facial expression of the dead. He notes sword victims show a calm repose while those killed by bullets display signs of intense pain.
A dwelling house is offered within three blocks of the Normal School area. The notice specifies location proximity to the school could attract prospective buyers.
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