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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1890
Page
4
The issue lists advertising rates and publication details for the Dillon Tribune, along with varied local items. It notes tariff law status, coal employment in Pennsylvania, a county board ruling on building assessability, and comments on the Helena Journal’s status. It covers air drilling in mining, a proposed farming queries column, vandalism by town youths, labor unrest in Birmingham New York, and punitive judicial actions against strikers.
The issue promotes a new subscriber offer to fund a young person’s education via the paper’s affordable local publication. It discusses political shifts with labor and prohibition parties influencing Montana and Dillon voting, urges intelligent voter choices, and analyzes Dillon’s mining base, water power, and need for a Dillon Board of Trade. Brief society notes cover lodges, elections, and upcoming events.
A community appeal urges bringing capital to Montana for small enterprises such as flour mills and educational institutions. It proposes barretts station as a potential smelter site near water and rails, advocates hiring local labor to keep money circulating, and calls for a new organization to mobilize public support and investment.
The last Dillon Lodge No.7 meeting saw six new members initiated. On a member’s death, the order guarantees to pay $2,000 to any beneficiary named. L. E. Stringham serves as master workman and Phil D. McGough as recording secretary.
Endorsers warn against substitutes and promote Hood s Sarsaparilla as the trusted remedy. Mrs E L A Gary from Boston testifies she stayed with Hood s and declined alternatives. Mrs J M Barber in Stockton says her family all take it. Hood s Sarsaparilla sold by druggists at 1 dollar for 100 doses or six for five dollars.
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