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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1892
Page
1
A local notice invites readers to learn about the shop’s Christmas gift inventory including watches diamonds gold plated items bronze marble onyx china and wooden clocks and to contact the store for pricing and availability.
A week’s snow falls in Polaris and nearby towns. Notes on festivals, school progress, new homes, hunting deer, and local travel populate letters from Munxosa to Dinzon Pamuse. Casual reflections on winter isolation and regional life mix with remarks on stores, post offices, and cattle drives.
The Loudoun city commission of sewers debates advertising board fees amid protests by a powerful deputation arguing that signage beautifies the street and should be taxed rather than taxed higher. The piece urges keeping the urban patch within bounds as a tax opportunity.
An Auburn woman at the Thursday club entertains friends with a quirky discourse on Lake Auburn describing windy, rough hikes and elegant white billows along the ice last winter. Her brother Henry is cited, and the group notes her as a keen metaphysician while they study Hegel on the sand.
Mrs. D. M. Madden of Denison Texas acted with nerve when a black snake crawled to her two year old daughter Mary while she played with a tin hoop and bells. The bells’ chime seemed to tame the reptile as Mrs Madden grabbed and hurled it away, saving the child.
Dillon area items mix visits and moves with town news. Notables include Mrs. Barrett and Henry Garrett visiting, Jo. Rich attending Virginia City business, Alpha and Grace Graeter visiting, and the Juvenile dancing club hosting a party. Also reported are births, new residents, and a roofing contract for the Dillon Fair grounds.
A Standard report highlights Rev. F. D. Kelsey’s botanical pursuits for the world fair collection. He describes his studies as a relief from ministry and notes Montana’s rich flora, 1250 varieties plus ferns and mosses, with 1008 specimens prepared for exhibit.
Charles Green reports a storm driven drift of 2200 wethers belonging to Dan Flowerree Drake from their corral. A herder pursued the flock but lost the trail and endured a night in the blizzard. No trace has yet been found. Anaconna Standard notes croup remedies and advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children with croup. 50 cent bottles sold by druggists.
Joan R Seaway posts a formal ban on hunting across her property. Pheetons at cost. Closing out for the season on file with 35 tf Dinton Implement Co.
The store advertises the largest stock of ladies garments with over 600 jackets in all styles and colors. Plush jackets range from 28 to 86 inches with seal fur linings and various fur trims including opossum, astrakhan, krimmer, and mink across all sizes and prices.
Just opened collection features three quarter jackets plain and fur trimmed in black and colors with prices from 6.50. Newmarkets Ulsters Redingotes and Russian suits showcased in varied fabrics including Scotch tweed and crepe. Misses and children cloaks offered with guaranteed low prices.
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