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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1896
Page
2
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For Treasurer W. W. Francis of Big Hole Basin. for Assessor George Gray of Bannack. for Public Administrator Henry Cushing Sr. of Dillon. for Coroner Lou B. Maxwell. for County Surveyor, the name is not provided.
The county campaign moves quietly yet energetically with McKinley’s wide cadre of speakers, largely veterans. Headlines focus on Roosevelt era debates as Bryan tours New England and Cleveland’s near wrecking of a nation cited, while Fair attendance shows both parties’ nominees prominent.
The Tribune records Montana political debate with talk of Pop endorsements in Gallatin County, support for Hartman, bimetallic league vigor, and national issues. It notes Myron Reed’s Denver sermon on labor, Austrian colonists’ failure in Big Horn basin, and Bryan's Providence remarks on monetary standards and campaign funding.
Bryan's Lynn Massachusetts address praised the Dillon Fair and Racing association event as a success with large turnout and satisfied visitors. He tied the campaign plank against government by injunction to arbitration seeking peaceful dispute resolution. The Sheridan Tribune notes the first copy of The Sheridan Paper, praising local effort and urging Sheridan businesses to support the new publication.
The Dillon city board declares a new road from the corporation line west of Reeder street across Beaverhead river to the Bannack road near James O Neill s place a public and county road opening Oct 15 1896. The clerk is ordered to notify supervisors to remove obstructions by that date and to notify Jas Selway by registered mail. The panel adjourned to the poor farm and sine die at 5 15 p m with O M Best as chairman and T J Munnay as clerk.
Notice announces registration of qualified electors in election district No 1 including Barretts Blacktail Dillon and Bishop. Registration ends at 2 PM on the 27th of a misread month prior to the November general election.
The qualified electors in election district No 2 Argenta precinct Beaverhead Montana will expire at 1 o clock p m on October 20 1851 J H Mackay registry agent notes the deadline ahead of the November general election
Qualified electors in district No 3 Hannack and Bald Mountain must renew or expire by 1 p.m. October 27, 18 for Beaverhead County Montana ahead of the November general election.
Public notice sets the closing time for names of qualified electors in election district No. 4 Polaris precinct before the November 3 1805 general election. Deadline is 10 pm October 7 1848. Frank Carroll Revistry Avent.
In Ditton Montana on Sept 28 1896 the Board of County Commissioners met in special session. Present were Chairman Beat Gen Braith and Henry Thompson. T J Murray clerk. Road viewers report on Hammond et al petition accepted. petition granted with conditions. Poindexter petition hearing held. landowners appeared with damages listed. adjourned to Sept 29. Reconsideration of opening road. hearing set for Oct 12 to show cause why petitioned closure should not remain open. Townsen crossing and Glendale road alterations scheduled for Oct 12 hearing.
The qualified electors in election district No 5 covering Hed Rock and Medicine Lodge must renew before 10 p m on October 21 listing W Scorr Registry Agent. The general election is set for November 3 in Beaverhead County Montana.
The qualified electors in election district No v including Lima and Dell precincts must register by October 27 at 10 p m before the November general election. Beav erhead Montana registry agent B Smith notes the deadline.
The qualified electors in election district No 7 Birch Creek precinct Beaverhead Montana must conclude voting by 10 pm on October 27 149d for the general election to be held November 1 1808. Ernest Horv.
The qualified electors in election district tvo comprising the Deweys and Ponson precincts must register before 10 a.m. on October 27 prior to the general election on November 3 in Beaverhead County Montana. EUGENE URVER.
The qualified electors in election district No 12 Desmond precinct must register before 10:00 PM on October 7, 1896 for the Beaverhead County Montana general election on November 3, 1896. Registry Agent Y B Brians oversees the process.
A local notice lists blank legal forms including legal blanks and player location blanks at Tarpuns offee in Dillon. The item signals availability of standard documents and form types for public use.
Theatre news notes Behrens and Mantell in season plans. Drake closes a deal on royalties from The Prisoner of Zenda. Warren heads to Australia for A Milk White Flag. Mrs Beerbohm Tree may skip US trip. Kate Rorke to lead. Under the Polar Star spurs a rash of arctic melodramas. Lawrence and Wilson join James A Herne’s Spore Acres. Bartley Campbell’s sons stage their father’s plays. Edmund Collier to play Mark Antony in Cleopatra road tour. Duke Jaxone survives a drowning incident. Morrison stages The Indian in Halifax with a twin-Indian performance.
Alcidalia dominates turf chatter in New England while Larabie will not race this season. William Penn shows partial season form in trotting and pacing events, and Charles Marvin trains youth in New York. Columbus grand circuit averages dip. Allie Mays sidelined by injuries. Cloverdell farm operates with 100 horses. Wilmington driver James Green tops with Saladin. Buster retires after Indianapolis wreck. Boniface owner Barney Perry runs Bell House Middletown NY.
The article reviews spices like cinnamon cardamom ginger and pepper. It notes cinnamon from laurel trees and historical trade through Arabian merchants, pepper's medicinal uses including sore throat and scarlet fever, and issues with ground cinnamon adulteration. It cites the St Louis Globe Democrat.
The article notes beaded edge patterns on silverware for the autumn trade and furless sealskin novelties used in card cases and jewel boxes. It mentions octagonal after dinner coffee sets in colonial design, a belt clasp handkerchief holder with safety pin, gold or silver finishes, and silver egg scissors among table novelties.
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