Dillon Market Prices and Local Notices
Wholesale dairy and produce prices listed for butter eggs and grains. Local notices include visits from Dr Leason Gen Browne and various townspeople with mentions of shops, sales and events in Dillon Montana.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1895
Page
8
Wholesale dairy and produce prices listed for butter eggs and grains. Local notices include visits from Dr Leason Gen Browne and various townspeople with mentions of shops, sales and events in Dillon Montana.
Frank J. Hegart, Idaho sheepman, visits Dillon to form a county sheepmen's organization. The group aims to unite woolgrowers to press Congress for fair trade and protect industry interests with a fund to send a delegate to Washington. All local sheepmen urged to attend.
A brief advisory notes receivers to consult 88 8 Tuomrson and Reynonds before purchasing a car load of sacks. The fragmentary item reads as a cautionary purchase instruction from a 19th or early 20th century classifieds page.
The new M E church will be dedicated Sunday October 6 with a 11:00 a.m. dedicatory sermon by Rev. Dr. T C Diff a 3:00 p.m. memorial sermon by Rev. Jacob Mills and a 7:30 p.m. sermon by Rev. Dr. T C Luff. The week continues with evening sermons Monday by J W Bennett Tuesday by Rev Willis Brooks pastor Baptist church and Wednesday by Rev Walter P Hayes pastor Presbyterian church.
A lively runaway horse and cart ran through Bannacks streets injuring little more than harness when it toppled into a ditch near the school yard. J H Lallar of St. Louis plans Montana work and rents several buildings for a warehouse while Mrs. E E Davis praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for lung relief and announces local ease of purchase from N M White.
W A Clark of Butte completes purchase of the Silver Rule group near Rattlesnake creek four miles from Argenta. The five mines, rich in silver with some copper and lead, were owned by the Loughlin brothers and operated for six to seven years. Clark plans immediate operations. Henry Laughlin will stay to open new prospects. Mrs Scott aided the deal. Lafe Scott will run the Tuscarora properties and smelter work toward spring.
Twelve men toil at Daly's spur quarry to extract gray sandstone for the Normal school foundation and trimmings. About eighty carloads will be used, with Nugent overseeing winter work, then stone will be shipped to Dillon for dressing before spring construction starts.
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