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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1898
Page
2
Local rail notices list south bound mail and express at 7 15 pm and north bound at 10 50 am. Through freight times appear late night with frequent numbers and codes, indicating local freight services and miscellaneous routes.
Special correspondence from Bannack Montana reports Dr Lutz earns admiration for patient care in the John Linkersdorfer case while Mrs Lennie Meade recovers enough to resume duties at the Meade hotel. Multiple local moves include Frank Schwartz promoting shoes and physician J W Allbritain en route to Wisdom, with school openings and mining visits noted.
Snowman notes heavy rainfall ending a long drought followed by a brief severe hailstorm on Friday. It reports local visits from Miss Bessie Vickers and Mrs Obas Bartruff moving to Twin Bridges, plus travel by E D Marsh and J R Hedley to Butte. The railroad trestle burn between Whitehall and Butte causes notable inconvenience.
A catalog lists a large Libbey cut glass line with some other makes. Prices range from 2.25 to 25 for vases and 1.25 to 5.50 for small pieces like olives and bonbons. Inquiries by mail are welcome and express charges are paid on rail or stage shipments to Montana.
Sir Charles Tupper, en route to Canada, says cordial relations among United States Great Britain and Canada have strengthened. He cites wartime neutrality with Spain and a rising sympathy among English speaking peoples, predicting the bond will endure beyond current events.
The verses reflect on bells tolling for April war losses and heroic dead, contrasting April drums of wrath with August bells bringing joy. It notes blood shed, homes shaken, and the return of lighter thoughts as communities seek solace. The poem moves from mourning to hopeful celebration.
New York Tribune correspondent reports three factors shaping Cuba after the Santiago campaign. Friendly relations with the American army grow while insurgent leaders face stricter control and Cuban grievances surge over pillaging and governance. U S occupation may drift toward protectorate and possible annexation debates.
The advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a non irritating nasal remedy that quickly soothes inflamed surfaces. It claims rapid relief in acute catarrh and thorough absorption without drying tissues, promising restored taste and smell with each package including full directions. It is sold in drugstores or mailed from Ely Brothers New York.
The Chicago Great Western rolls out two green and gold royal trains between Chicago and Minneapolis. Built to special designs with mahogany interiors, novel club cars, diamond glass lattice, and quiet inaugural runs.
Advertisement for administrator account books by Tripunz PustisHtne Co. Dillon. Promotes up to date correspondence stationery and a large assortment of writing goods in cream white and tinted tones. Encourages customers to visit stock even if not buying.
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