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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1893
Page
8
Lima community items record church and lodge meetings, member news, and local assignments. It lists Odd Fellows and Montana Encampment notices, visits by officials, and social events alongside brief town updates on residents, injuries, and railroad staff promotions.
A poetic urging to plant grass seed pairs with a string of local ads from Dillon. Seeds, garden supplies, wall paper, wagons, dental services, farm equipment, and coal deals appear from Dillon Implement Co. Dillon Mercantile Co. Crowell & Nuckolls and others, listing prices and services with rural business tone.
A committee will solicit subscriptions from the public to build a band stand for local boys. The group practices faithfully and is nearing proficiency, promising a delightful series of open air concerts on summer evenings. Sign, dig, and give the boys a place to sit as they dispense harmony for the delight of residents.
Carmen Sylva writes a rural Roumania novel Snow and The Fire Worshipers Rock from Lalla Rookh. Frank G Green and Robert Louis Stevenson are discussed. Bartlett makes a Bishop Brooks death mask. Norman Gale, Alphonse Daudet, Verestchagin critiqued for memory, vision, and wartime realism.
A band of vine leaves decorates a natural size claret jug while loving caps of polished silver with broken raised edges and garlands appear new. Perforated silver racks mugs and utensils, an orchid modeled candlestick, and a hammered paper knife echo ancient Etruscan motifs. Soup dishes on perforated edges promise usefulness and economy. Italian perforated scrollwork buckles and solid styles with raised edges feature full relief ornaments.
In a Harper's Bazar style quip, Mrs. Sharpley agrees to place pockets on Freddy’s suit upside down to suit his habit of standing on his head. The exchange notes Freddy’s need for pockets that hold things.
A collage of short items from old papers includes quips about trial comfort an acquittal a wife seeking advice about a husband’s sleep talking and a demand to keep him from the club. It also references advice on heart palpitations wallpaper sales a lost gold fob chain a distant rail route and a stockyard event with travel notes.
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