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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1892
Page
5
A Los Angeles reader recalls a severe earthquake that unsettled nights and swayed chandeliers, then describes a vivid Citrus Fair display at Hazards Pavilion with orange lemon towers and a giant lemon dome. The piece also touches on literary figures and public notices, including Owen Meredith and Bulwer-Lytton, along with a medical article promotion for Babyhood magazine.
A heard of live elk will be taken from Idaho to the Exposition where about 10 specimens of wild animals and birds native to the state will be displayed, arranged by a skilled taxidermist. The passage also praises Drs Ayer and Jenner for vaccination and sarsaparilla as a blood purifier.
Market notes from Omaha and Chicago dated April 4 show cattle receipts and prices for common and good feeders, with hogs trading lower in Omaha and mixed to steady in Chicago. Supplies and bids are listed for cattle, hogs, and sheep, alongside wheat oats and pork futures with varying contract months and price quotes.
In St Lovie on April 4 dates show flour and wheat bids with varying qualities and prices. Flour prices range from 3.35 to 1.19 per unit with pack details. lard steams priced at 6.00. Other items list April May June bids and standard park mess costs.
Early notes describe mica slabs in the Mines Building with eight foot thick ledges and sheets up to 10 by 12 inches. A two story 165 by 310 foot building with a central court will house the Construction Department Fire Police offices hospital restaurant and sleeping quarters. The plan includes windows glazed with mica and the railroad and coal departments involved.
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