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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1896
Page
4
Beaverhead County announces subscription details for Tribune Publishing Company. Rates shown include yearly and multiple month options with postage prepaid and advance payment required.
A reflective Thanksgiving vignette recalls shared meals and memory with lines about reunion and gratitude. The page also surveys various items: Governor Richards turkey, Weyler’s head price, Weyler’s boast, Havre’s brigade, Dillon hotel schemes, a Union Pacific train hold up, Paris Figaro on war, Hanna campaign funds, Deer Lodge county seat move, Edison Roentgen ray denial, North-Western Odd Fellow issue, and a Sacramento airship rumor.
The Anaconda Standard unveils a modern Aloe Observer press and invites country editors to witness its twelve page production. It contrasts Republican governance with a hoped-for clean Democratic administration while noting Montana’s political shifts. The piece also cites Morton’s agricultural report stating most U S farms are mortgage free and defends farming as a vital, honorable occupation.
Press comments critique Montana papers for spiraling into political rhetoric and urge coverage of local material interests such as cattle grain and mining. The Dillon Tribune notes visitors to Dillon and asks readers to report guest names and origins, while ads mention typewriter ribbons and pads for Dillon TRIBUTE.
Mrs. Beecher recounts Henry Ward Beecher using Plymouth Church Brooklyn as an auction block for slaves, notably the sale of a girl named Sarah. The scene drew intense emotion as crowds donated money and valuables, with Mrs. Beecher detailing the event in Ladies' Home Journal and De Thulstrup providing a vivid illustration.
Henry N Copp has revised Copp's Prospector's Manual with a rewritten mineralogical section by a Colorado mining engineer. The book covers mining laws surveying claims locating claims and useful forms and information. Available for 50 cents at principal bookstores or from the author.
Bills will be sent soon for subscriptions through December 31, 1896. Attend promptly upon receipt of bill. Frank J. Ouengy swears as senior partner of F J Caunay Co of Toledo that they will pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each unrecoverable case of Catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Also advertised are Hall's Family Pills and a note about typewriter paper at the Tri-UNE office in Dillon.
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