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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1894
Page
1
A bustling Sugar Hill update reports Major Lice's pontoon fleet, ore transport, and mine activity amid heavy snow. Letters praise new overalls, social invitations, and Johnson and Bannack residents, with visits from Old Faithful Mining executives and local traders.
Gray Curri reports the winter term has ended with credit to teachers and pupils. Gordon and Curtis work on the new school house but progress is slow. Mr. Thompson will not rent his house again for summer school, risking no session. J H Whiting keeps the Big Timber to Independence mail route, missing only one trip all winter, delivering when needed on foot. Shm Jim stands firm despite snow.
Closing program for Red Rock School held March 31 features student performances and recitations. Notable items include songs, poems, a tableaux night, pantomime, and a flag salute with multiple students performing under teachers Hill Miller and Toomey.
A miners letter to Mollie recounts leaving a summer claim for a riches dream. He describes hopeful finds and blank stumbles, imagining a half million profits from galorium and telurium. He asks for fifty dollars and frets about losses after social misfires.
A fragmented narrative recalls Llias a truthful man drawn into a group called the Old Woman's Gossiping Bee. He learns about mining claims and farming implements at Beaverhead County court in Dillon Montana, with estate proceedings for William P Nelson and related notices and forgery warnings resulting from Melntyre Bros. misattribution.
The administrator of the estate of Ah Wing deceased notifies creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after publication. The county seat for administration is Beaverhead Montana. Dated April 12 1804 Rich administrator. First publication April 3th Ph Bed
Princess Louise gains notice as an actress before the queen while Spain appoints General Jose Sanchiz as education superintendent for the boy king Alexander who is shy and modest. The czar’s heir czarowitz is liberal and not favored. Queen Victoria is pictured often yet rarely wears the crown. Emperor William is a fastidious imperial dandy with a barber daily visiting the palace for his hair and mustache.
Reverends W D Fife and Joseph Parker surface as the Moody of the south and a London preacher who hints at a Talmage replacement in America. John McMiller vows baptism only with church fund subscriptions, while Rabbi Isaac Wise estimates 14,000,000 Jews. I Payson Hammond first American clergyman in Alaska, and Thomas Dixon, a New York figure, pursued a mixed early career. A rugged Georgia background is noted for Dixon.
The Newark Advertiser notes Buckingham Palace costs, a converted Castle Garden aquarium, and ancient walls in Peking. It cites Roman and Greek architects improving acoustics with earthen jugs, plus observations on Jerusalem towers and Olives Mount visibility. The piece condemns hazing as a serious offense.
County officials announce a teachers examination at the Dillon court house on April 27 and 28 for all residents wishing to teach in the county who do not yet hold teaching certificates. Milliy J Corrie county superintendent urges all eligible applicants to attend.
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