Mysterious murder claim linked to Vipond found in canyon
A clipping reports the discovery of John Vipond's remains near Bland after a long search led by his brother from Montana. The skull shows a miner's pick wound, with several suspects likely in custody and to be taken to Santa Fe for trial. another man was captured near Santa Fe with his daughter and placed in a convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Wm. Vipond
Albuquerqne
New Mexico
John Vipond
Bland
Butte City
Montana
Jim Bentley
Santa Fe
Rio Arriba
Bernalillo
Mite Vipond
Mining Blanks Ad Dress This Office
The note requests blanks from the mining office and provides incomplete contact wording. Readable pieces suggest an address or office for submitting blanks related to mining. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
Tax policy and railroad push spark county debate
A county assessor argues taxes have risen due to state value boosts while promising fair rates and lower taxation next year. The Madison Monitor questions Helena rivalry claims over the Montana Southern railroad and who backs the push.
Dr King's New Discovery praised by Beaverville druggist
Mr G Caillouette of Beaverville Illinois credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving his life after La Grippe failed. He began using the medicine from Dillon Drug Store and reports steady improvement after three bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Caillouette
Beaverville
Ill
Dr. King
la Gripp
Dillon Drug Store
The Best Salve for All Skin Ailments
An advertised salve promises cures for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold for 25 cents a box at Dillon Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Drug Store
Hartman meeting draws crowds in Dillon area
Town notes show a large turnout planned for the Hartman meeting at the opera house and speeches by Sanders Clark Stapleton and DeWolfe. Local campaigns, registration deadlines, and public notices fill the page along with births, marriages, and business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Arthur
Sanders and Clark
Helena
Stapleton
DeWolfe
Butte
Virginia Blume
Henry J. Blume
Town buzz as Dillon welcomes visiting locals and dignitaries
A parade of residents and visitors travels through Dillon this week. A. O. Halliday returns home, A. L. Stone and J. W. Howard visit for local affairs, and Judge Browne lies ill. Numerous figures from Bannack, Glendale, Salmon City, and Anaconda mingle for politics, business, and social calls.
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F.L .Graves
Tate Taylor
Bannack
John Sheser
Horse Prairie
G. B. Conway
Glendale
Dillon
Archie Gibson
Nelson
Robert Hughes
Big Hole Basin
Ole Johnson
Jas. Beatty
Salmon City
Polishene furniture polish advert from Dillon Mont
Furniture dealers dislike Polishene as it makes old furniture look as bright as new. Try it and you will not be without it. Sold by N. A. Stiles and N. M. White druggists Dillon Montana. 28 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bridges
N. A. Stiles
N. M. White
Dillon
Mont
Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line Express
The line offers best accommodations to travelers en route to Chicago. Through trains with fast time, magnificent sleeping cars, colonist sleepers, elegant dining cars, reclining chair cars and handsome day coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Pacific and
Northwestern
Chicago, Union Pacific and
Missouri River
Methodist and Presbyterian Services in Dillon Next Week
Rev J W Bennett presiding elder will be in Dillon next Sunday to lead quarterly Methodist services with morning and evening preaching. The morning sermon includes the Lord s Supper baptism and a love feast at 4 pm. Rev Walter Hayes will be installed as Presbyterian pastor next Sabbath with Pres G I Danforth of Montana College preaching and Pres Reid of the State Agricultural College delivering the charge and Danforth preaching again in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt
G. W. Stapleton
Opera House
Anaconda
Helena
Charles Hartman
Holden
Wm. Larimer
N. A. Stiles
J. W. Bennett
Dillon
Walter Hayes
Presbyterian Church
G. I. Danforth
College of Montana
Pres. Reid
State Agricultural College
Pres. Danforth
Uncalled Letters Listed for Dead Letter Office
A Mont United States postal notice dated October 19 1894 warns that uncalled letters will be sent to the dead letter office after three days. Names include Emmogene Williams P H McDonnell Patrick Rye and JM Rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalen P. O
Mont
Emmogene Williams
P. H. McDonnell
Patrick
Rye
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Hue
Cushing & Sons
B. F. White
Otho Klemm
First National Bank
Millol
Anderson Bros
Marlow
Dillon and Bannack Express
Sheridan and
Virginia Mail and Express Line
Sale Stable
Selway & Morse’s
McCoune
Idaho and
Sebree Streets
Dillon Cash Grocery Company
Vipond
Lonely Canyon
W.D. Harlan
Ashington, D.C
Mordecai
California
State Board of Equalization
A. J. Noggs
Ship
Madison’ County
Henry Elling
The
Madisonian
Madison County
Montana Southern Railroad
Elling
Rocky Mountain Husbandman
Sam Ward
Sam Word
Samuel Word
Mr. Word
Tripune
Buellen
Dillon and Vicinity
Bee Hive Hardware Co
Eliel
Monarch Steel
Matt Macklem
Justin E. Morse
Mra
Gills
Hartman
Sanders ‘and Clark
Helena i
Orl. Callahan
Dewey
John Minthorn
Crowell & Nuckolls
Trium
O'Connor & Snyder
Wm. Smith
Pacific Street
J.C. Wagner
Lima
Constable
Geo. Powers
Ruby Valley
Red Rock
Tarpon
Showers
Philip Lovell
Mauldin
M.H. Pride
Hamlet
North Carolina
Jas. Murray
Mark Brown
Turner
Madisonia
Frank Hunter
Medicine Lodge
Fi N. Y
Southern Montana
Monitor
Chamberlain
N. A. Btiles
A. O. Halliday
A. L. Stone
L. A. Browne
A.O. Rose
Pocatello
al. Fansher
Emil Timer
New York
Judge Showers
Boulder
Hammond
Bannick
Geo
Joe Keppler
C. T. H. Allen
Joseph Smith
Polaris
Tuttle
Hickey
Losee
Keppler
Kennie Coffin
Win Bridges
Murray
Hamilton
John W. Howard
J. B. Losee
Mr. Losee
Dilllon
I. D. Leavitt
Europe
M. M. Freed
Salt Lake
I. Hamilton
Minneapolis
Liam
Florida
Mexico
A. Augendre
Paris
D. M. Newbro Drug Co
Sole Agts
Magdalen
Charles A. Baldwin & Co, Bankers
Wall Street
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