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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1893
Page
1
Weekly letters from Lima and Centennial recount travel misadventures, fishing tales, haying and frost, crop prospects, and local happenings. A wagon topple near Lima, hunting and trapping reports, and notes on farms, schools, and road work fill the column with sketches of frontier life and neighborly news.
A. M. Thompson of Melrose visits family and builds a cabin on his youngest daughter Orpha's claim who plans to start a flat ranch next spring. Extreme heat worries ranchers while D. J. cattle, belonging to C. A. Briggs of Sweetgrass, are being rounded up for shipment to Chicago. Mr Lay’s brood mare maimed by barbed wire. efforts for recovery proceed. Local correspondent Lavra reports.
Aug 15 report chronicles a fatal mishap as George Hastings son in law of O Willis and Horace Willis pursue saddle horses for government inspection. Hastings horse struck a badger hole stumbling into a heavy jack fence causing fatal injuries.
An old Philadelphia Press anecdote recalls Marion Harland noting American tastes abroad and a traveler’s question about the national dish. The quip ends with the narrator replying baked beans and buckwheat cakes, prompting a single word reaction: Fancy.
The text surveys rose growing centers for perfume in France Algeria Shiraz Ghazipur Medinet Fayoum and Kazanlik in Rumelia as the premier source. It notes Kazanlik on the Balkans south slope yields about 4000 pounds of attar valued at roughly 180090 dollars annually.
The Philadelphia Times cites hot water as useful for chest relief via linen compress, neck and ear application for fatigue, and internal use before meals to aid digestion. Postmaster C. W. Bank of Virginia City visited town last week.
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