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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1895
Page
4
A freewheeling Montana newspaper column comments on public affairs from school book costs to Capitol site debates. It mocks sensational dispatches and stresses guard against scams while noting silver politics and a call for clergy to serve in slums over mountaintop stunts.
Reports claim residents of Jacksons Hole threaten action if pressured to cede land for a national park. Officials harshly critique them while Gen Coppinger proposes annexing the Hole. A standoff is feared, with 25 settlers possibly resisting 2600 forces. A digressive aside promotes Simmons Liver Regulator for dyspepsia.
The Winne site on the east side at Helena, covering seven teen acres, has been selected by the capital commission. Livingston prepares for six days of tournament as the state fair opens September 9 in Helena. An attachment of 15000 dollars is placed on Macauley Mining Co. in Livingston amid local activity and mining news from Bannack, Dillon, and nearby towns. Special correspondence notes local travels, funerals, and business rounds, with medical advice and daily life items from the prairie communities.
Dillon vicinity news highlights church dedication plans for October led by Rev. Dr. T. O. Tliff of Salt Lake City. The paper carries ads for J. M. D. Morton and Crowell’s groceries, plus a Dillon camping trip to Grasshopper Springs and local fashion in window displays. A mining venture Golden Future Mining Milling and Concentrating Co. forms in Dillon with Mark Poindexter as president and W. Elza Smith holding 10,000 shares.
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