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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1894
Page
5
The advertisement claims Parks Cough Syrup will cure many ailments and guarantees every bottle. It notes Parks is the best and most reliable cough syrup, sold by N M White, in connection with the Fall Races.
George Maltz, employee of George Staudaker, pursued runaway lumber team six miles from town on a saddle horse. He was knocked off and run over, suffering a dislocated shoulder and back bruises. Messia Virden and W B Carter helped stop the team and aid Maltz who was brought to town for treatment.
An ad touts a salve promising cure for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with money back guarantee. It sells for 25 cents a box at Dillon Drug Store. In Butte Mrs J M D Morton dies after abdominal abscess operation at 47 with funeral in Dillon.
In Judge Holden's court the State vs David Platt on petit larceny resulted in a 90 day sentence under Judge McGough. State vs Jas Doyle pleads not guilty with trial set for Monday. A man claimed he found a medicine case and sold it for $2 in Grannis' saloon. the item belonged to Dr Miller. Other cases include Liucy charged with smoking opium (fined $15) and Lung Poi fined $25, with appeals to district court. The Dillon area reports library reopened, local sales, and community notices across sports, concerts, and civic events.
Gen Joe A Browne of Melrose and L W Marcum of Red Rock are in town on business. Col Callahan to address Republicans on Oct 27 and Chas S Hartman to speak in Dillon on Oct 31. Several others, including Miss Etta Boatman and Mrs Dr Leavitt, visit relatives or attend meetings. Polaris Mining manager Q J H Allen was in town. residents move to Dillon. school opens at Point of Rocks.
The Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern line advertises the best accommodations for travelers to Chicago with through trains fast time sleeping cars colonist sleepers elegant dining cars reclining chair cars and handsome day coaches.
Patrons are offered quick time via the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line for passenger and freight service to principal cities east of the Missouri river. Legal blanks appear at this office numbered 37.7.
Helena capitalists hindered Will Pony’s growth turning it from a thriving Montana mining camp toward decline. The question remains whether Will Pony can rally support for recovery this year, amid regional economic pressures.
Boland of Butte and Col. OLeary of Anaconda traveled through Dillon on Monday returning from Lima where they had been attending capital matters. The piece touts Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern line services including Magnificent Pullman and Wagner sleeping cars, dining cars, day coaches, and colonist sleepers along the Missouri river cities.
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains causes as inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and offers a $100 reward for any catarrh deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with circulars available.
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