Dillon Briefs Highlight Local Movements And Commerce
Dillon residents and visitors appear in a string of notes from the week. Scot Destroyer at Tattersall’s, H D Weenink visits Butte, and Carrolls for public land script. Nay of Bannack registers at Metlen hotel. many shoppers and travelers listed with little city business, plus a birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. William Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.D. Weenink
Butte
Tattersall’s
John
Dillon
Hagelbaker
Ross Nay
Bannack
Metlen
Frank Paul
Missoula
A. L. Albertson
Idaho Falls
R. W. Boone
Seth Halbert
Wise River
O. M. Best
Seattle
Grant
Cravath Visitors Spend Days in Dillon From North Dakota
Florence and Marian Cravath arrived in Dillon Monday evening from Sentinel Bluff North Dakota and will visit friends for several days. Lost between Dillon and Armstead a sack with gum boots bridle stock whip and other articles. Finder please leave at Tribune office or call 316 and ask for Eliven Suitable reward. Mrs Noah Allen of Apex with a broken wrist was in Dillon Tuesday to have the injury dressed and will be unable to use her arm for weeks.
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Florence
Marian Cravath
Dillon
Senuinel Bluff
North Dakota
Armstead
Triburne
Eliven
Noah Allen
Apex
Allen
Crop report from fifteen counties shows active seeding
Helena April 22. Farmers in most parts finished land prep and seeding is in full blast. Winter wheat looks better this year with minimal winter kill. Thirteen counties report labor surplus with wages from 40 to 50 dollars. Gallatin has no surplus and Richland reports slight excess demand. Early seeding up though growth slow. prior week saw cool weather and snow across the state, Roosevelt county noting as much as eight inches.
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Helena
Chester C. Davis
Department of Agriculture
Gallatin
Roosevelt County
First Baptist Church Bible School and Services
The First Baptist Church outlines Bible school at 10 a.m. under superintendent J A Davenport. Morning worship at 11 with theme A Message to the Church. Young people's meeting at 7 p.m. Evening service at 8 with topic Gods Power to Give is Measured by Our Willingness to Take. From May 1 evening service time shifts one half hour later. Pastor Geo MacDougall extends invitation to all.
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Bible School
J. A. Davenport
Geo. MacDougall
Demand the Best Butter from Salmon Creamery
The Salmon Creamery of Salmon Idaho markets Lemhi Creamery butter churned three times weekly from Jersey cream. It is shipped to Dillon grocery stores thrice weekly and offered at no higher price than current butter. If dealers are stocked out, customers may mail request to ensure prompt supply.
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Jersey
Dillon
Salmon Creamery
Salmon
Idaho
American Woman Della Bacon and Shakespeare Authorship Controversy
The long dispute over Shakespearean authorship traces to Della Bacon of Tallmadge Ohio and her book The Philosophy of the Plays of Shakespeare Unfolded. Hawthorne wrote the preface. Bacon pursued esoteric theory with intense study and died after attempting to exhume Shakespeare’s tomb.
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Della Bacon
Tallmadge
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Shakespeare
Stratford
Jesus
Dazzled Becky Wells The English Actress And Publisher
Becky Wells born 1759 rose to fame as actress and writer in London. She married at eighteen, faced desertion by her husband, formed a scandal driven newspaper with Edward Topham, wore fur in summer and muffins in winter, and courted George III. Imprisoned by creditors she allied with a Moorish lover. they wed in jail as debts were settled and she was later escorted away by her husband who paid off creditors.
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Becky Wells
London
Edward Topham
Becky
Hackney
Oxford
Cambridge
George III
Morocco
Joseph Sumbel
Brahmin Gains Son After Divine Dance Boon
An Indian fable recalls a Brahmin who, failing to obtain a son after two requests to Vishnu, wins a boon that all gods and men must sing and dance with him. The gods halt the pandemonium only when he finally secures a son, ending the tale with his triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindoo
Asin
Vishu
Plant Care for Palms and Geraniums
Palms must not fall below 40 to 45 degrees and stay in a shaded spot away from gas and cold draughts. Avoid direct sun and sponge leaves with fish oil soup and warm water occasionally. Do not overwater. ensure perfect drainage. Geraniums need ample sunlight and moist roots. Spray with tepid water to keep dust off leaves.
Advertisement for a Wife Sparks Moral Debate
A Birmingham Age-Herald item quotes a Paragon seeking a wife with odd criteria. The ad requires the woman to be under forty, immune from movies, and house broken, or so the joke goes highlighting social expectations and impractical standards.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Divergent Views on Parachute Scene Reflected
A fragmentary dialogue shows a girl watching a seronaut and a man discussing fear and falling, with phrases about hating to come down with or without a parachute. The text is incomplete and reads as a sketch.
California’s romance and rise from mission to state
Jonathan Brace traces California from the California romance in a 16th century novel to Spanish explorers naming the peninsula, the mission era, Mexican rule, and the 1848 peace that made California U S territory. It notes the 1850 statehood and its large area and growing political influence with thirteen presidential electors.
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California
Far East
Lower
Alta California
High California
Mexico
Fremont
United States Territory
Sacramento Valley
Texas
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. Ad
A generic business notice announces prompt abstracting and title services and invites customers to place trust in the complete plant and personnel led by Bank-Hazlebaker and Dillon based in Dillon, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Bank-Hazlebaker
Pres
Dillon
Mont
Covered Heads in Church and Fashion Shifts Through History
A historical note traces hat removal in church from 1661 as prayer eyes were shielded, evolving to no hats indoors, then large plumed styles outdoors. Puritans kept hats, wigs faded with Napoleon era. 1815 brought the stovepipe hat and ankle breeches amid Restoration fashion changes. A final quip likens cooperation to a wagon wheel.
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Pepys
England
Courtesan of Lowly Origin Her rise through history tied to Nelson and royalty
The account traces Himma Lyon later known as Lady Hamilton from humble birth to a powerful social figure. She saved a friend from impressment by offering her own honor to Captain Payne in exchange for release, sparking a costly debt for the captain and marking the start of a storied life amid kings, queens, and the British ambassador to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Hamilton
Naples
Italy
Nelson
Himma Lyon
Payne
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