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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1897
Page
2
Fragmentary local rail timetable notes outbound and return trains with times including southbound mail and express at 7 40 pm and northbound at 1 00 am All other details unreadable or garbled in the clipping and not fully legible
Monday evening program with Jatin Cox introducing Grand Record Keeper George J. Seigle of New York and supreme commander D P Markey who spoke on the benefits of beneficiary organizations. Twin Bridges Maccabees D S O Nevill F A Taylor and G A Pease attended from the region. Millroy's Alaska map and Pathfinder guide to the Klondike offered for 25 cents at the Tribune office.
Ralph White hosted a large group of young friends at the home of ex Governor and Mrs B F White. The children enjoyed many games and ample refreshments before departing for home after a fun filled evening.
The list of teachers present for examination under County School Superintendent Miss Maidie Rife includes Myrtle Ford Wita Eaton Mary E Clemens Mas Burtch and C H Rudy from Beaverhead county and Lizzie Page and Grace Baker from Madison county.
The advertisement claims Americans purchase Cas carets Candy Cathartic at two million boxes annually rising to three million before New Year. It asserts Cascareta as the most delightful bowel regulator for all year and lists druggist prices of 106 250 and 500 a box with a cure guaranteed.
At Jesepus Rich's residence in the city on Friday afternoon, W R Clark of Madison county and Anguta V Darnitzer joined in matrimony by Rev C Weller of the Presbyterian church. They enjoyed a bountiful dinner with relatives and friends before departing by evening train for a short honeymoon in Salt Lake.
A social note contrasts women braving winter fun with those limited by weak health. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female weakness and disorders, claiming restoration of vitality, nerves, and reproductive health based on testimonials from users.
In Vinton on November 24 the jury convicted Frank Ise uk of murder in the second degree for killing Murray and setting fire to a house. They fixed a ten year term, but the judge ruled penalties are the bench’s prerogative. Defense plans an appeal amid claims of record errors. Novak disappeared after the crime and was later found at the Klondike before being brought home.
Train No 2 on the Kansas City Tort Scott and Memphis derailed west of Williford Arkansas while en route from Birmingham to Kansas City. The collision toppled the combination coach chair car and sleeper into Spring River. One passenger J L Hoover of Pleasant Hill Missouri was fatally injured and 22 others were seriously hurt.
A farmer named Klinglesmith was attacked about five miles southwest of Hay Springs by two women and a man. After orders with four revolvers, he was beaten and the robbers escaped with about $800.
In Topeka on November 24 District Judge Foster denied Travelers Insurance Company’s request for injunctions to stop Insurance Commissioner McNall from examining the company’s books. The ruling allows state-level scrutiny of records already sought.
In Waco on November 2, J. W. Harris editor of the Waco Times-Herald and his brother fought a fatal duel with Judge G. B. Gerald after a dispute over a manuscript related to the mobbing of W. C. Brann. Gerald died at the scene. J. W. Harris was mortally wounded. W. A. Harris was killed the same night. a colored boy was wounded by a stray bullet.
Thorn and Mrs. Nack face a retrial over the Gulpensuppe murder with Constantine Keehn to testify. Thorn claims he aided in disposing of remains after the crime and that Mrs. Nack committed the murder.
Paul J. Tustor, a professional high diver, stripped to swim trunks and dived 129 feet from the center of the Eads bridge. The tug Ida Patton rescued him. Tustor was arrested afterward.
Markets show little activity with dull rain dampening spirits. A Liverpool cables rally spurred a modest May wheat gain to 9144 and December up 4 cents, while corn oats and provisions drifted with slight declines. Regional grain and livestock quotes follow with varied cash and futures prices across Chicago Caerico and St Louis markets.
General Weyler former captain general of Cuba lands at Barcelona on the Montserratt from Havana. He is cheered by about 20 000 people as he reaches the Columbus monument and appears on a balcony after sheltering from a large crowd around Deputy Saladgrias house. Official and independent reports differ on the scale of the demonstration.
In Cuban towns many starving Islanders beg at American doors, aid from a $50,000 congressional fund partly allocated by Consul Leo. Reconcentrados suffer starvation amid cold. deaths rise in Mantanzas and Jaruco as relief struggles to reach 35,000 soldiers in hospitals. General Pando leads a campaign while talks of peace surface. President McKinley says his message is nearly finished and will be reviewed at the next cabinet meeting.
Judge Sanborn in St Paul rules railroad employees have board representation on the hospital trustees. $75,000 in the hospital fund must be paid back pro rata to employee contributors and the hospital property ordered sold. Also notes dead man identified as James Charnley Jr and Luetgert murder case delay with venue change sought.
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