Dillon Tribune notices and international briefings
In Dillon Montana November 28 1890 the Dillon Tribune reports teachers’ institute gains in method exchange and notes Pine Ridge Indians surrounded by troops with potential action. A Denver rumor on silver mine closures proves false after broker-originated spread. West Shore offers five prizes in a word contest. A Berlin dispatch discusses Greece joining the Triple Alliance project to stir Crete Epirus and Macedonia with a warning to Turkey. The piece concludes the era’s alliance talk would spice business if war erupted.
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West Shore
Portland
Salem Business College
Europe
Berlin
Greece
Crete
Epirus
Macedonia
von Caprivi
Count Kalnoky
Athens
Turkey
Beaverhead County Teachers Institute Opens Busy Session
Beaverhead county’s annual teachers institute opens with Supt. A. L. Stone presiding and a large turnout. Officers elected include A. L. Stone president and Rennie Coffin vice president. sessions feature geography, grammar, primary reading, and discussions on the Grube method and new school grade.
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Teachers’ Institute
Beaverhead County
A. L. Stone
C. W. Birchard
Rennie Coffin
Anna K. Phillips
Rennie
Phan
F. M. Thomas
Institute
Joseph Wilks
Dillon M. E
Etta Boatman
Helen R. Blackmar Sa
W. Birchard
Tarsus
Bertha Reininger
Dillon
Miss Reininger
Supt. Stone
America
Bella Rife
Firetor
Kennie Coffin
Silver as a national asset and mine shutdown plea
A Salt Lake Tribune opinion argues that closing Colorado and Western mines for a year would force the East to recognize silver as a precious metal tied to labor value. It warns suspension would harm prosperity but serve as a sobering lesson, urging Congress to heed mining interests.
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Denver
Colorado
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Nevada
Congress
Republic
Salt Lake Tribune
Hood's Sarsaparilla Publicity Claims Unique Value
The advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a peculiarly effective preparation with full curative value among vegetable remedies. It touts low cost and high potency, promising 100 doses for one dollar and claiming superior results to other medicines while noting aggressive competitor challenges.
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Dillon Tribune
Rae Tribune
City
County
Tor & Sunecarriion
Leartad
Fred
Ditton
Pine Ridge Agency
the County Institute
Mary Innes
Mary E. Hanks
Laura M. Scott
Viva Gillilland
Grace Lamont
Mesdames
Henry R. Melton
W. H. Smead
John
Wm. Prichard
First Baptist Church
Lizzie Bolaa
Phillips
Fannie Brown
Carrie
Oliver
J. Stone
Trisunz
O. W. Rirchard
Harts Orr
Blackmar
Illie Coffin
Hanks
Scott
C. W. Rodgers
Ogden
Conger
Round Table
Prefley
Riding County
Roders
Smead
Melton
Sols
Mabel Coffin
Madie Rife
Lorin Jones
Caleb Davis
Will Orem
Stella Cornell
Katie Paxton
Usher
Allotem
Trievxz
Riley
Toreby
Stone
County Institute
W. Rogers
Bella
Madie
Dillon High School
Pt Bite
Tele Bridges
Nile Odendin Shoal
Mui
Carrie Cox
Silver Bow County
Estella Cornell
Barr
Lima
Salt Lake
Beaverhead
Supt
Millie Coffin
Ella Orr
Helen R. Blackmar
Blanch Lamont
E. F. Miller
E. C. Knight
Bertha N. Reininger
Fannie W. Brown
Mary F. Oliver
Carrie Harper
Mary Rich
Daisy Conger
Laura Scott
Hood
Lowell
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
Ral
Basiness
Tran
Aeaatstead
Egos Ea Eee
Aled Hambara
Ry A. Giaegon
Tithes A
Todvidais
Stockgrowers and Traders' Bank
Caldwell
B. F. White
Eliel Bro’s
L. C. Fyhrie
O. H. Morse
Furniture & Groceries
Rockers
Rob
T. Wing
G. T. Paul
Mindis
Defriez Building
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