25 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1902
Page
1
A brief fragment touts native tea practices and offers similar tea quality to readers. It suggests enjoying the same beverages and accompanying foods, noting readers can prepare tea in the traditional way or their own method and still achieve pleasing results.
The new district No. 12 board chose W. W. Caldwell as chairman and J. W. Reeder as clerk. They propose a tax levy at the limit, reducing teachers from three to two and raising salaries to extend eight months of school, aiming to wipe out $600 debt and avoid year-end balance issues. A snow storm, health trips, a baby birth, and a local saw mill project in Lost Creek are also noted along with a cattle plus auction sale event.
Melrose reports a bereavement as A. M. Calvert learns his father died just before arriving in Denison Kansas. A baby girl greets Edwin Hardisty at home. The town notes social visits, ball attendance, a new daughter, and local doings including dredge interest and road plans.
A lavish costume party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Poindexter at the Cottonwoods features sixty varied outfits from colonial to schoolgirl and redskin themes. Guests arrived in royal style with a galaxy of beauty in attendance and lively entertainment throughout the evening.
Special correspondence reports Miss Jane Marshall returning from Rochester and Mrs Proutz coming back from Zieglar springs. Mrs Clara Burtch hosts Baptist aid. Miss Cora Marshall sold a large fruit oil painting for fifty dollars. Dwight Bushnell returns from the McOarty for sow days. Ruth Redfield visits grandparents R W Page in Whitehall. Helen Page plans a summer stay with Mrs Maring near BozTOAD. Mrs Henry Utley displays a 47 inch blossom, third this year, very pretty.
The dialogue mentions a golfer described as skillful and fluent. No clear event or public figure details surface. The line appears as a fragmentary, conversational snippet without identifiable dates places organizations or outcomes.
Fragmentary notice in the Dusta Tleupage Reporter lists a marriage arrangement titled Putting Two Together. The readable text references two sisters bound in a union and is limited by damaged OCR.
A grand masquerade ball at the Poindexter home featured guests in lavish costumes of royalty and historical figures from Spain to Japan. The attic was decorated with evergreens and national colors as an orchestra played, a luncheon was served, and masks came off after the third dance. The event honored Spring and drew many friends before night waned. The piece closes noting a family bereavement, the widow’s loss and three children.
Mrs. M S Herr dies of pneumonia at about age forty five after a monthlong illness. Ed Gray traveled from Bannack with a casket after her sudden death in the afternoon. She had recovered signs earlier but relapsed Tuesday afternoon and died within 24 hours, leaving many sorrowing friends. A longtime Bannack resident, she was widely loved in the community.
The text warns that choosing a baking powder with alum over high quality cream of tartar alters cost only slightly yet may affect health. It notes alum in food is deleterious and advises against using cheap low grade alum-containing powders for health reasons.
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