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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1888
Page
8
Fragment shows a car load of isterly steel hinders crown t takes and hay loaders at Len Gortscius. Readable details are scarce and names appear garbled. The report lacks clear event, date, or entities to form a完整 summary.
Trials in the Beaverhead County district court concluded with Reuben Pendry convicted on one indictment for cattle slaughter and sale. Jos Jaggers was convicted on a later indictment, while James Jaggers saw mixed results. several cases await further action and new-trial motions. The Blacktail water right decree split allocations among Selway Cornell Poindexter Orr Reynolds and others. Dem club activity and city council notes accompany other local items.
Republicans in Dillon organized a Harrison and Morton campaign club at City Mall. The meeting drew large attendance and an executive committee was chosen with 70 members enrolled. Enrolling committees were named for three wards and City Hall will serve as headquarters with weekly meetings each Wednesday.
H. W. Smead returns from Missoula trip. Robt. Geery travels to Deer Lodge for several days. W. Tate Taylor heads to Eastern Idaho for mining tasks. Col. McNutt visits Dillon from Lemhi County. Judge and Mrs Jones visit from Twin Bridges. Phil Shenon to Bannack for a day. Mill project advances. Grand Lodge meeting for Masons in Missoula. Kaufman Bros. rep returns from St. Louis and Chicago with dry goods selections. Madam Miles opens. dress goods and trimmings advertised. Foster Kid Gloves offered. corset display promotes health and fit. Salmon City notes include jail escape news and building boom. Pattison and A. Smith build on Lena Street and Terrece streets.
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