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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1888
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a public notice tied to a city meeting and a speaker or official named Paul Kang. The text references timing elements like Monday and Friday and a brick cover item, with unclear context about the agenda or actions.
Daily mail arrivals and closing times listed for Butte Deer Lodge and northern points at 5 pm and 3 30 pm respectively. Salt Lake Ogden and southern routes arrive 4 40 pm with 4 pm closing. Jefferson City Virginia City mail 6 pm arrival 7 30 am depart. Bannack Argenta 4 30 pm arrival ? 36 2 am depart except Sunday. Sunday hours 9 pm to ? pm. no money orders or registry after ? pm. signed W Poindexter P M Mail Clerk.
Oath wanted and oats sought by the Tuscarora Company at Argent. Call or address Mr. Rockwoup, manager, for details. Bucks for sale include Cotswold and Shropshire varieties. Poinnextek and Oxn offerings appear in local listings.
Dillon Implement Co reports a large consignment of lime based ties available for sale in bulk. The listing promises competitive pricing and quick availability for local buyers seeking quantity purchases.
Mrs. Mary Steger has reopened and refitted the Dillon Hotel offering improved accommodations. A good table will be provided from the market, with boarders and lodgers receiving the best care, and the public is respectfully invited to patronize the establishment.
A damaged jumble of ads and notices seeks readers for employment siding wood dairy cattle and horses for sale property for sale and various services. Listings include wages for wood hauling at Vipond's Park near Glendale with 36 workers needed, several animal for sale and dairy workers, a debt settlement notice for Reinhardt & Caleshan, and real estate offerings in Dillon and Thomsen's addition. Includes mill work and grain prices and a request for photo styles from Weenink.
A mix of retail ads from Kaufman Co. and Eliel Bros highlight corsets, dresses, wraps, plushes, and infant cloaks. Notices cover Eastman & Holden dissolution, tax deadlines, sheriff sale, bank statements, and a railroad timetable update amid local politics and social events in Dillon.
The first Scott & Galigher shipment to the Omaha smelter netted about 60 per ton with 20 per ton in gold. A new ore bed discovered ten feet below the upper bed at the Tilden mine shows five feet thickness. Rich horn silver ore found in Sour Mash shaft near the boundary with Scott & Galigher. Possible boundary dispute between Iron Mountain and Goldsmith claims prompts surveyors and potential lawsuit.
Hon W A Clark and Hon Samuel Ward will address Beaverhead citizens at Glendale on Saturday evening October 76 and at Dillon on Monday evening October 22. Torchlight processions led by the Dillon brass band illumination fireworks and bonfires will accompany the events. All welcome to hear the principles of Democracy discussed impartially. D T Caavanan chairman and Jso C Brenner secretary.
Two candidates, one Republican and one Democrat, seek the unexpired term for county commissioner. Chief Justice McConnell notes the law provides for only one commissioner election this year and no vacancy fill for a second seat. Attorney General Cullen agrees. counties with vacancies should heed the opinions.
W A Bradley arrived last Monday with his photo car and will stay about ten days making cabinet photos at four dollars and one dollar per dozen. He is located opposite the freight depot and invites all to visit and inspect his work. Bradley has four years on the UP line and is recommended by leading press.
A store offers a free Dr Balls stealth Corset to every lady who spends five dollars on goods within the next ten days. Promotion run by L. Katraan NX Co.
Mountain View Cemetery Association has secured land and surveyed the site. Lots of varying sizes will be offered soon with sales proceeds to fund fencing and grounds improvements. The association plans a well kept cemetery in Dillon Montana and will move remains upon request.
Republican delegates and supporters welcomed Hon. Thos. H. Carter in Dillon en route to Madison county. Judge Blake and Judge Galbraith spoke on protection to home industries while a Sheridan meeting drew about three hundred people. The event featured band music and enthusiastic cheers for Carter Harrison Morton and protection. Carter's Dillon stop date is to be announced for next week.
Hon Isaac J McCutcheon and others will address Beaverhead County residents on the political issue of the day at the Dillon Opera House on Saturday evening October 76th 188s. The Dillon brass band and Republican glee club will provide music. All are invited with wives daughters and sweethearts.
An elegant stock arrives at Enel Bros featuring toboggan caps Tom OShanters hoods infant caps sacques and mittens for cold weather shoppers.
In Southern Montana I Kavrman & Co promotes a corset sale claiming discounts from 1.25 to 1.00 and promising a free corset with every 50 worth of goods. The notice urges prompt payment and alleges other houses undersell are refused. Dressing gowns priced at 72 cents per yard.
The Unumans otter House in the city announces starting tomorrow a special sale on men’s clothing and bags with wool underwear boots and blankets. I Bateman & Co claim to lead with low prices and extraordinary effort to boost men’s trade.
Bonner Mercantile Co announces opening Monday with special three day prices across departments. Main Floor Dress Goods Notions Clothing Gents Furnishings Carpet and Millinery offer deep cuts including 20 percent off silks and many garments and fabrics priced well below regular value. Music in attendance. Bonner Montana store hours and promotions listed.
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