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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1889

Page

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Valley of Centennial Setters Report and Local News

Dillon reports on the Centennial valley from Clark to the head of the valley, noting settlements, post offices at Centennial and Chambeau, new ranch construction, schools, and local industry. Mentioned are residents, mining, fruit, crops, and winter prospects with updates from Twin Bridges and Sheridan. Electric Bitters advertisement ends the item.

Utah Northern Railroad Yat Clark Reed Centennial P. O. W. M Twin Bridges Mon‘sy Lant Good Templar Veridan Jefferson Wm. Bell Sheriden O. F. Par‘Neter Rob't Lamborn Elisha Marsh Thomas Foster Thomas Ned Dickson Thomas Brothers Barnes P. J. Kelly Mining Company Bros. van Orsdale and King

Death of Peter Ginsterblum in Montana survey accident

The Billings Gazette reports the death of Peter Ginsterblum, an axe man with a survey party, who fell forty feet near a precipice and died before reaching Nye City. A letter in his pocket references Johnston & McCarty of Bozeman. During a forest fire escape, the party waded Stillwater River to survive, losing tools and some baggage.

Billings Peter Ginsterblum Nye City M. J Johnson Johnston & McCarty Bozeman Capt Merritt Stillwater

Earthquake Shakes Wilkes Barre Pa Tremors Hit City

Earth tremors were felt in Wilkes Barre with buildings shaking at Ashley and Kingston. Dishes rattled as a Plymouth escape occurred nearby and five acres of surface terrain reportedly subsided over the Delaware and Hudson mine. no lives were lost as workers were away.

Wilkesuarre Ashley Kingston Plymouth Delaware & Hadson

Public Appeal on County Officers Election Faith and Fair Play

A letter argues the people elected county officers for a two year term starting January 1, 188y and should not be replaced by a few with authority. It questions recent moves to reverse the election and predicts broad support for reelecting the incumbents in Heav erhead County.

Eprrox Taipaxi Heaverhead Montana Judiciary Committee Congress Helieving Fawr Pray

Woman Credits Doctor for Saving Child Life

Mrs. Wm. V. Harno, of New York City, thanks Dr. Acker for his English Prescription that helped save her little girl. The note appears in a prompt consumer drug store edition, praising medical aid and timely remedy.

Acker Wm. V. Har- N Om. White New York

Slavery Trade in Africa Described as Rising Brutality

A historical account highlights the brutal rise of the slave trade in Africa with vivid traveler reports. Cardinal Lavigerie's speech is cited detailing the torture of captives, whippings, and the organized cruelty of traffickers, while authorities acknowledge increasing activity and brutality across the region.

Destructive Atlantic Storm Floods Coastlines from New York to Ocean City

The Atlantic coast endures a severe hurricane sweeping from the West Indies up the coast. New York reports cellar floods and widespread damage along the water front. Atlantic City and Coney Island face fires and ruinous destruction as waves wash over buildings and hotels. Seventeen ships ashore at Lewis, Delaware, with many more in danger. relief efforts hindered as crews cling to riggings.

Rae Atlantic West Indias New York New Jersey Atlantic City Coney Island Beighton Beach Manhattan Kthinet Lewis Delaware Ocean City Atlantic Hotel Congress Hall

Scrap of paper saved her life with a discovery

A bedridden woman near death from consumption read of Dr King's New Discovery on scrap paper. She used a sample and then a full bottle, improving from under seventy pounds to a healthy 140 pounds. Send a stamp to obtain trial bottles via W. H. Cole, Fort Smith, and free samples at N M White's Drug Store.

Dr. King Fuller W. H. Cole Fort Smith N. M. White

Antwerp Fire Flares Near Dry Dock Tragedy Death Toll Rising

In Antwerp Astwear a major explosion at the dry dock triggered a large fire. Fire brigade and city militia reported mass casualties with as many as 160 to 200 seriously injured or dead. Firemen and troops fought heat and smoke overnight to contain the blaze and prevent spread to nearby sleds and factories.

Astwear

Fire destroys Linkville saloon in $160000 loss

A fire in Linkville Oregon at the saloon of J T Forbes destroyed the business section within two hours. The blaze caused an estimated loss of about 160000 dollars. Local authorities investigated the origin of the fire as flames swept through nearby structures. Firefighters battled the blaze through the night to contain damage.

Linkvville Ore J. T. Forbes

Trial details in San Francisco for Deputy Nagle over shooting

In Federal Court Deputy Marshal Nagle testified about the confrontation with Terry near Justice Field. He described Terry slapping Justice Field and advancing with a weapon before Nagle drew and fired twice, saying he acted to prevent being cut and to protect the judge.

San Francisco Nagle Terry Justice Field United States Wsre Fin

Why Women Fade by Colds and a Claimed Cure

An ad claims women lose health from colds undermining life. It promotes Dr Acker's English Remedy for Consumption as an absolute cure and lists N M White as associated store in the city.

The Great Man S S Cox Dies After Illness

Hon S S Cox, long a towering senator and orator, died at 8 33 p m after a period of critical condition at his New York home His end came peacefully as he spoke of territories and his hoped for statehood for New Mexico and Arizona and of efforts to aid them in the next Congress Painful heart trouble and pneumonia were listed among the causes of death

London Cardinal Lavigerie New York S.S. Cox Naw Lyim Neachavj New Mexico Arizona

Fire Damages Saloon and Shops in Anaconda

At 2 50 this morning a rear fire at Onarbelm s saloon on Front Street drew prompt alarm and firemen. Winds fanned flames but crews controlled them. Losses included Duncan barber shop Boardman gent s furnishings Mahon real estate Onarheim s saloon Quinn restaurant Bonanza shoe store Joseph Kite owner and other losses. Origin suspected from a defective flare. Insurance light in most cases.

Anaconda Onarbelm Front Street J. F. Duncan M. Boardman Gent F. M. Mahon Onarheim

Death of William Reed at Salt Lake City

William Reed of Salt Lake City father of William Reed a druggist in Anaconda and John B Reed editor of the Inter Mountain died yesterday at age 77.

William Reed Salt Lake City Anaconda John B. Reed Inter Mountain Reed

No Jury Yet Cronin Case and Other Sidelights

Cincinatti reports no jury yet in the Cronin murder case and change of weapon. A war veteran recalls Lookout Mountain assault as they climbed to the summit hotel. A humorous exchange over twenty five cents up top ends with a deputy sheriff quieting the scene. A Vienna fishing tale notes a man reading a newspaper while fishing, declaring he is going home.

Lookout Mountain Leonidas Quietix Harper's Mavreeeithe Vienna Guin Macon

Child Dies Amid Illness Moral Urges Remedy

A sad brief reports a child coughing and dying before morning, with a moral urging readers to keep Dr. Acker's English Remedy. N.M. White City Drug Store.

Dr. Acker N.M. White

Dr Ack er English Remedy for Consumption Ad

Two thirds of deaths in New York City are from consumption or pneumonia. Delays are dangerous. N M White at City Drug Store promotes Ack er's English Remedy for Consumption claiming relief and potential life saving effect.

New York City

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Centennial Valley Yaitor Dillon Perston Dillon Black Tail Cierom Spring Hil Sei Redak Lake John Marble Callaway W. T. Jones Henry Hackell Chasten L.E. Hanson Mr. Wine Mr. Roe Shambeau Village Usands White Josethie Life Africa England Gissing Aden Zanzibar Marquis of Salisbury Comoro Islands Marotta Madagascar Hogg den Residency Bombay Gulf of Tajourra Henry Drummond Scribner's Athentic Antwerp Linkville, Oregon Gene Marshel Nagies Ulaze Getan William Mee Cincado Cronin
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