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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1899
Page
8
A dated notice warns readers that many white soaps claim to equal Ivory but are counterfeit and lacking the genuine qualities. It urges buyers to demand Ivory soap by Procter and Gamble and notes copyright 1888.
A Helena dispatch reports Senate Bill 52 required posting candidate names before voting. In Beaverhead County a nonposted candidate with the most votes challenged the result, with Attorney General Nolan ruling the highest vote getter is elected. The case mirrors others from Bannack and may guide districts until courts decide. The piece notes A F Wright was nominated, John Lenkersdorfer received a majority on election day, and Massingill praises Chamberlain’s remedy available at City Drug Store.
Butte prepares for a crowded return of soldiers as Case Gravelle and Ervin invite Beaverhead residents to use their store as headquarters. People can meet friends leave luggage and ride to the depot, with low special prices noted. Also mentions Montana Grasshopper Gulch Placer Mining Co organized in Colorado with $600,000 capital and 450 acres of placer ground in Beaverhead County valued at about $150,000 English gold assets.
County Treasurer French has sent tax cards as total tax due on the books reaches 75,458.90 with allocations for state purposes and county funds. Delinquency rules now add 10 percent after November 30, under a new state law.
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan recounts his wife’s five year paralysis and credits two bottles of Electric Bitters with enabling her to perform daily tasks again. The ad hails the remedy as a supreme cure for nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness. Each bottle is guaranteed and sold for 60 cents by Central Pharmacy.
Rosenbaum Bros & Co report Montana cattle sales with totals and prices for Coburn and Chateau Zoons consignments. Westerns reach 4,000 of 15,000 total receipts. Sheep prices ease. la grippe remedy advertised with E W Groves signature and 25 cents price.
A 1809 record lists names of individuals with letters remaining uncalled at the post office. Entries include BageLAmont, Bradley, Barkdall, Barry, Bernice Euqueia, Borwell, Collins JW, Coons, Dean Mike, Gurlow, Helen, Majorie, Rachel, Lucas EB, Melanthy Wai, and others. Postmistress BageLAmont warns letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within 30 days.
The program lists 9 a.m. opening exercises with D E Sanders and 9:20 pedagogy and psychology by D E Sanders. Harwood and Tyree teach geography and English. Afternoon sessions include history numbers and a leadership lecture by Oscar J Craig and a politics talk by E A Carleton with music both evenings.
Sunday services at 11:00 with Bible school at 12:00 and youth meeting at 6:30 followed by preaching at 7:30. Wednesday midweek lecture at 7:30 with evening services 30 minutes later May 1 to October. Parsonage beside church. pastor Rev Henry F Cope available for service. Sunday topics include A M A Satisfying Salvation and P M The Modern Young Man.
The Presbyterian Church schedules preaching by the pastor at eleven in the morning and half past seven in the evening. Sabbath school runs from twelve to one, with C. E. at 6:45 on Lost Opportunities from Jer 8 20 Matt 23 37 39 Heb 12 17. Morning speaker Mr Loughlin discusses the needy soldiers of the cross and in the evening he presents Man's Conduct Under the Light of his Conscience.
In St James Parish House, hours are listed as Tuesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock. This notice confirms public access during those times.
They are well seasoned and heavily coated with pure white lead and oxidized linseed oil in fast colors that blend with wall hues. Unusually good values for reliable grades at affordable prices.
I Cohn, linked to Phil Carr and accused of aiding the gang driving stolen horses out of the region, was discharged after a preliminary hearing before Justice James. Cohn testified he worked for Murphy and Pete and denied knowledge of thefts. He returned to Smoky City with his mother Mrs Jonas Cohn after the proceedings.
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