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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1901

Page

8

County Board Approves Bridge Bond Election

County commission meeting notes approval of an $800 road district election to fund road work and a new Big Hole River bridge near Wenger lane. Actions include tax appeals, bids for the bridge, jail expense payment, officer bonds, and insurance renewal.

Board of Trustees of Road District No. 4 Big Hole River Board of County Commissioners Court House Board of Road Trustees of District No Monroe Mann Sam Bell EF. P. Andrews George R. Metlen Wenger Lane Board of Prisoners Padley Henry J. Just N. P. Staudaber Sam Brothers Fite General Road Fund District Road Fund G. T. Paul A. L. Stone L. J. Price Price

Wine of Cardus Promises Beauty Through Health

Advertises Wine of Cardus as a health booster for women, claiming pure blood yields beauty and happiness. Warns impure blood causes moodiness and pale complexions, urging a month of use to transform appearance and social appeal.

Cardus

Bradstreets Crops Report Improves Corn Outlook

Bradstreet's reports late advice shows corn yield not less than 1.4 billion bushels for 1991 with a 675 million bushel shortage, but rains and favorable weather improve prospects. Despite earlier fears, the general business picture remains healthy as good wheat and other crops support farming, reducing feared impact.

New York Bradstreet’s Bradstreet

Trade centers push up business with lower cereal prices

Bradstreet's reports expanding trade distribution across markets including Chicago St Louis Kansas City and Omaha. Improved crop prospects and cooler weather lift sentiment while textiles show strength and cereals weaken with large arrivals and liquidation pressure.

New York Bradstreet’s Chicago St. Louis Kangag City Omaha

Consolidation Talks In Plow Makers Session

About 30 United States plow manufacturers met in Chicago to plan a nationwide consolidation. Officials say the scheme is nearly assured and roughly 50 million dollars of capital would be represented in the merged group. They attribute rising plow prices to higher material costs and a harmful credit system.

Combine Chicago United States

Griffiths Wins Grand American Handicap in New York

Griffiths of Pascoag R. I. wins the Grand American handicap in New York, shooting 95 out of 100 in the clay bird event.

Griffiths New York C. Grifiths Pascoag Clay

School Bond Bid Accepted by Farson Leach & Co Chicago

At a meeting of the dusty high school board the proposition of Farson Leach & Co Chicago was accepted to purchase the school bonds at par for 30000 plus 500 in lithographing legal expenses. Helena bids for the building were revisited with a view to rejoining former figures. foundation to be laid this fall and building ready for 1902 opening. Purchasing committee named Prindexter and Best to examine supply list. funds to be kept to minimum necessary. Warrants issued for 445 to Mauldin for lot purchase and 9 to Hicke for typewriting. President Norris withdraws his tender to avoid officer-change complications.

Farson Leach & Co Chicago Bonda Helena Tyree Messie Prindexter Best Warranta W. T. Mauldin Joe B. Hicke Norris

Officer heads to Boise for assault case papers

Officer Nick Staudaker departed for Boise Idaho on Wednesday to secure requisition papers for Ed Kueney charged with assault on a young girl in the Big Hole basin. Kueney was arrested in Blackfoot Idaho and is held awaiting the officer's arrival.

Nick Staudaker Boise Idaho Ed Kueney Big Hole Basin Kueney Blackfoot

Williford Doctor Lauds Arnioa Salve For Laborer

Dr A Kellett of Williford Arkansas recounts a railroad laborer’s foot crush injury cured by Buck len n Arnioa Salve praised as wonderful for Barnes Boile piles and skin eruptions. City Drug Store sells the salve. Butte William Sutton of Plymouth Lodge litigation fame was fined $200 by Judge Clancy for violating an injunction with four associates each fined $25 for aiding and abetting the violation of the court mandate.

Dr. A. Kellett Williford Ark Barnes City Drug Store Butte William Sutton Plymouth Lode Litigation Fame Clancy Sutton

Working Night and Day Dr King’s New Life Pill Ad

The busiest mightiest thing ever made is Dr. King’s New Life Pill. These pills transform weakness into strength and listlessness into energy, boosting health. Only 250 per box. Sold by City Drug Store.

Dr. King New Life City Drug Store

School opens Monday at Tribune Store notice

The Tribune announces opening of city schools by order of the board. School will begin Monday September 9 for all grades below the high school. County ndwa opening notice. R. F. Tarrersatt, Clerk.

Tribune R. F. Tarrersatt Chin Jang New York Lin Kee Boon

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