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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1894
Page
4
A fragmented notice states postage is prepaid and payable in advance with figures examples like 3 00 and 1 00 120. The readable text presents a misread and garbled price list for mail tender terms. No clear entity beyond generic amounts.
P Fisher of 21 Merchants' Exchange San Francisco is named as the authorized agent. The paper is kept on file in his office.
The Tribune praises steadfast Democrats who stay with the party through thick and thin and reject Populist promises. It warns against leaving the ship for the Populists led by figures like Governor Altgeld and urges consistency over radical reform.
The article argues the tariff bill harms cattle producers by reducing duties on cattle and opening the field to global competition. It cites San Antonio reports claiming 100000 Texas cattle may enter from Mexico in 60 days, fattened and sold, driving prices down and hurting local ranchers.
Mrs. Bishop Brewer of Helena arrives for a few days outing at Hooker's flat. Mrs. Edwin Norris returns from camp. Herbert Carpenter shows slow improvement. Misses Carrie and May Call return from Kansas. Numerous visitors and travelers noted including J. H. Monteath, Milt Davidson, W. H. Raymond, Emerson Hill, Scott & Decker, D. B. Mason, and many others. Community notices cover visits, travel, and local movements with brief disciplinary and civic items. The minutes of the September session summarize bids for Shinberger bridge, road inquiries, and voting precincts. various court cost bills are addressed. The board plans a joint bridge at Chalk Bluff and announces election judges for Novem ber.
Last chance of the season. Union Pacific offers a Garfield beach excursion September 8 for 15 dollars round trip with ten days validity from several Montana cities and 20 dollars from Helena. sleeper reservations available. Grand Lodge A F and A M annual meeting in Billings September 17 to 22. one and one fifth fare with sale Sept 15 and 16 and limit Sept 25. Montana State College of Agriculture opens Sept 19 with courses listed and tuition ten dollars except music. Also furniture polishene ad and ranch shooting warning.
Orrin Beal administrator of Louis Lowe deceased seeks all creditors to file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown at Henry Pond’s store in Glendale Beaverhead County Montana. First publication September 7, 1894.
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