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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1890
Page
1
A weekly correspondence from Lima and Dillon covers cattle movements to Wyoming, irrigation plans for Lima, a Lima wedding, local politics and social notes, and a Rexburg Idaho update with fair dates, band attendance, and a drowning incident inquiry.
Paris reports in the Figaro continue to allege Boulanger’s involvement in an enterprise to overthrow the republic. Accusations span royalist funds, compromised letters, and denials by Boulanger. Cardinal Rampello instructed the papal nuncio to deny Vatican negotiations with Boulanger or his agents.
The assessment totals for Lewis and Clarke County reach about 31 million after a pending supplemental of roughly 2 million. Items include land 2,982,340 dollars and improvements 666,385 dollars, town lots 12,199,975 dollars with improvements 2,115,740 dollars and credits 1,760,430 dollars. Cascade County totals 4,837,521 dollars with real property 3,903,153 dollars and personal 903,153 dollars. Jefferson County returns total 3,969,491 dollars.
At Helena, W W Dixon of Butte received the Democratic congressional nomination after a party caucus, with Marcus Daly as chair. Delegates from Beaverhead Madison and other counties supported Dixon, who yielded to the party will. The convention also adjourned after naming Beaverhead and Madison county committee members.
An 19th century advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a universal remedy for humans and animals. It claims to cure rheumatism neuralgia sprains bruises wounds burns sore throat chest inflammation and more after other remedies fail. Prices set at 50 cents.
Laborers are in demand amid smelter and city building growth. Hotel Montana may reopen October 1 in Anaconda. Philipsburg and Pony report electric light and mine activity including a $60,000 Eureka sale. Gold Creek horse theft incident ended with Conley shooting the thief’s horse. rider escaped. Snow falls noted across Montana with historical mentions. Meador Creek and Cataract mines show rich ore. Pony public school opens. Meadow Creek’s Eureka mine sold to Pittsburg firm. Freight and lumber traffic rise in Anaconda. fall mercantile trade begins. Salvation Army band activity reported. Queen of the Hills mine incorporated with $3 million capital. Local political notes from Jefferson and Madison counties.
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