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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1895
Page
8
The list shows wholesale prices per pound or per hundredweight for items such as butter 95 to 130, eggs 30 to 80, New Potatoes 80 to 95, oats 85 to 90, timothy baled 9.5 to 10, blue jet baled 8 to 9.5, wild hay baled 7 to 8, alfalfa 7 to 7.5, reflecting market conditions when the story went to press.
A parade of visitors and residents populate Dillon with arrivals from Pocatello Lima Argenta Helena and Medicine Lodge. Local events include meetings of the Shakespeare club and the militia opera house event with a 50 cent charge. New electrical work for the high school and a push for Newbro’s Witch Hazel products appear amid civic notices and social updates.
Four men alleged to have robbed Fred Johnson on Tuesday night near Island. Johnson’s gold watch was snatched as the assailants liquor ladened party grabbed the chain and fled. Chas Bell Frank Dalton John Spencer and Robin Ridley are charged and arraigned. trial set for Saturday at 2 PM. bonds fixed at 500 each.
A quirky dialogue about a girl heading to a drug store to buy Tea and her claimed nightly use. Reference to Parks' Tra sold by N. M. White appears in the verse, suggesting a period product name within a rustic encounter.
The piece proclaims the 19th century milestone where all men over 21 gain governor and state official voting rights in Utah. It notes women cannot vote this election but can influence outcomes, with candidates seeking support from the “coming woman.” It promotes The Tribune subscriptions for daily and semi weekly editions.
A hunting misadventure with two men and a startled deer is followed by a reader's testimonial praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for lung and bronchial asthma relief. The letter credits improved sleep and breathing after two bottles and notes a local dealer, N. M. White, selling the product.
Local notes urge cycling as ideal in the good season with advice to rent or buy a wheel from the D I Company. Arthur Allison rides about 20 miles daily to school, taking roughly 85 minutes for the round trip. Beaverhead assessor shows only one bicycle owned last year. a new sidewalk to the Normal is planned. A 10 day rail fare sale is available with tickets on Oct 1 and 2.
Edward Bok editor of The Ladies Home Journal writes a guide titled Successword A Young Mans Book for Young Men to cover business social amusements religious life dress attitudes toward women and marriage This is his first book and will be published in a fort night by the Revells.
Purported remedy claims to purify blood and remove uric acid from kidneys. Advertises medicine sold by N. M. White and targets women described as run down.
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