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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1898
Page
3
Water Works Franchise Question Dominates City Council Session
City council in regular session discussed salaries for city staff and the water works matter. The council postponed action on extending the water franchise time while considering other measures and referred related petitions to committees for report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliel
White
Anderson
Jewell
Haynes
Crowell
Williamson
HF Meisner
Dart Hardware! Co
Thompson
Reynolds
Wn Clark
Hspearin
Etreeta
Balary Fond
Bedgiae Baey Pulabed
Police Fonesses Crisce Devs Ve
George Ri. Metlen
Council
H R Metlen
EP Phillips
Elza Smith
Mosalary
Jas McLangtlin
Jas. McLaughlin
J. L. Fishburn
J. L. Fishburn & Co
G. W. Dart Hardware Co
Geo. R. Metlen
Gai Givao Sung Org
Judiciary Committee
Mr. Metlen
Metlen
Summer Fashion Trends From New York Post Style Page
The article details high summer dress trends including lace trims on lawn fabrics, summer corsets of silk net with feather stitching, short boleros in cut work and embroidery, tucked bodices on Indian muslin gowns, ribbon sashes with long loops, pure white ensembles, Redfern beach jacket in cream, satin foulards in delicate colors, Valenciennes lace on many items, airy gowns and jackets with belted waists, and frequent use of gilded belt inserts for slender figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Batiste
Marie Antoinette Fichu
Valenciennes
Musical Instruments Across Civilizations From Ancient to Modern Times
The report surveys instruments across cultures including the Caucasus Arabic and Chinese stringed and wind instruments and a Guatemalan marimba adopted by Africans. It notes varieties such as conch shell trumpets, a Chinese sona, and guitars resembling surveyors tools, with historical mentions from Nebuchadnezzar to Assyrian references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caucasus
Ghaya
Guatemala
Southenst Soast
Africa
Curative claims for Cascarets Cathartic liver tonic
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Cathartic as a liver tonic that cures biliousness headaches fever piles and other ailments. It promises money back if not satisfied and urges readers to try the product.
The Weather Prophets and Public Forecasts
A collection of editorials lampoons weather forecasters in Indianapolis Chicago and Washington. Writers mock reliance on kites hypnosis and overconfident predictions while urging steadier accurate forecasts for the public. The piece blends humor with critique of meteorology reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Weather Department
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Political Quips and Campaign Badges Across States
A compilation of satirical quotes from major papers lampoons politicians before elections. Remarks compare faith and airships, define a statesman as someone who endorses and secures appointment, and note the flood of job seekers with governors’ badges appearing in southwest Georgia.
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Faith Corp
Hoston Herald
Pittsburg
Washington Post
Washington
New York Mail and Express
Georgia
Atlapta
Jewelry trends show diamonds and bicycles in vogue
Diamonds remain highly fashionable with heavy wear. Bicycle brooches lead the trend, some depicting the full bicycle while others show a single wheel. A white skid belt features enamel and linked small gold chains.
Grim Row of Ills Hail Town Woes in Boston Courier Text
A macabre verse from the Boston Courier catalogs a string of misfortunes and dangers. It mentions mosquito bites poison ivy a tree falling on a Patrick the skull cracked and a nurse suffering agony. The verses urge haste to fetch a doctor and a hearse if needed.
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Sma
Spe
Mary Jane
Patrick
Boston Courier
Contempt of Court Alleged Over Pirate Swearing
A dramatic courtroom moment reports a man named Ang loudly swearing in the corner for half an hour. The bailiff explains the disturbance to the judge who deems it a clear offense against court decorum. The prosecuting attorney calls it contempt of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Transcript fragment shows a quirky door to door exchange
Fragmentary dialogue features a speaker claiming to be an airship pilot and interacts with a woman. The jumbled text references a public figure or profession and mentions a Free Press. The snippet captures a quirky exchange rather than a clear news event.
Breach Cause Inspires Strange Street Tale
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt recalls a romantic and awkward encounter with a young woman described as fair and shy. The narrator reflects on a brief bond, a garden hose incident, and a comment on age boundaries, ending with a wistful, surreal tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Young detective spots trio as they hunt for Glows
In a Washington Star excerpt a young detective cries I think I've found the criminal as his partner scowls, noting they are not chasing a person but Glows, a trio believed connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het
Washington Star
Summer Farewell Trunk Haul From New York
A playful note describes a woman packing after summer ends. Two large baggage trucks haul trunks to the train while a bathing suit left on a wall is mailed home via town mail service as a quirky closing scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Blutter Seeks Single Man for Placate Position
In a terse dialogue, Superintendent notes the applicant is married and prefers a single man for the role. The applicant proposes adjusting by using any voice, and introduces himself as Blutter in a candid exchange.
Alna Play Reflects Grim Verse From Atlanta Constitution
A Georgia pessimist vents in a stark verse quoted from the Atlanta Constitution. The poem laments life as a losing battle and uses stark images such as All human flesh is grass and a call to drive up the hungry cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Alna
Atlanta Constitution
Showed Her Colors Mabel in a Muddy Town
Dialogues reveal Edith questions about attire while Edith explains the town is muddy. The exchange emphasizes social expectations of dress and propriety amid a dirty setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Edith
Columbia
Two-Headed Man Mystery Near Nuggeta
A remarkable tale from Nuggeta reports a young man bearing two heads, one belonging to his sweetheart and the other to himself. Observers are told it is not a natural mutation, but a known circumstance central to the strange account.
Summer author greeted after July remark
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution notes a hurried welcome for a summer author. It mentions a July moment where a woman gave him a freezing glance and spoke in soft tones, shaping the impression surrounding the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Life Is Too Short Says Detroit Free Press Quote
A Detroit Free Press quote laments constant reading as life too brief to sleep or eat. It argues a man could not keep up if he tried to read all he thinks to read when scanning newspapers again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Best Man Arthur Remembered in Town Topics Chat
Arthur was named as the best man at a wedding. Fred’s father paid the minister, flowers, caterer and music for the entire wedding celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Fred
Smack Compared With Yacht Sparks Lighthearted Debate
A brief exchange quotes a man praising a yacht while a woman dismisses it and suggests a smack as an alternative, capturing a playful seaside debate on vessels. The Richmond Dispatch accounts for the exchange with period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Dispatch
Caught the Court Scorcher and Sentence Suspended
Fragmentary newspaper snippet notes a court scene described as a scorcher with a suspended sentence. It references a girl and asks why she should not affect the susceptible, quoting the New York Sun style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Maud’s Guitar Night Ends With Hidden Kiss
Maud played late into the night drawing admiration as her father slept, while Harry stole a kiss, a moment noted in the Chicago Record. The item captures a quiet romance amid a music scene and family boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Harry
Chicago
Excellent Besson. 3 Maurier's Mat
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an item titled Excellent Besson and reference to Maurier. Unable to determine full event or context from available readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besson
Free twofold medical offers from T A Slocum and Ely's
A New York chemist T A Slocum offers readers three free bottles of his New Discoveries cure for consumption and lung troubles, promising proven results and urging sufferers to write. The ad also promotes Ely's Cream Balm as an effective catarrh remedy, available for ten cents and from druggists or by mail with testimonials included.
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T. A. Slocum
New York City
Aes
Science Daily
M. D
Pine Street
New York
Dillon Tribune
Ely
ELY Bios
Warren St. N
Oscar Ostrum
Warren Ave
Chicago
Price
Mining patent application for Katharine L and Hillside lodes in Beaverhead County
The U S land office in Helena Montana publishes notice that William A Dark of Butte Montana has filed for patents on 51.08 acres comprising the Katharine L and Hillside lodes in the Beaverhead mining district with detailed survey corners and boundaries. The filing includes 140 A and 5150 A DB surveys and 0.00 acres nonmineral ground, stating official field notes on multiple corners and bearings. W I Cox Register and Jos H Harner A S claim agent sign the notice First published January 7 sixteen eighty eight or eighteen eighty?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land ‘Office
Holeng
Montana
Willian A. Dark
Portottios
Butte
Discover
Katharine L
Deaverhead County
Sald
Sur
Southerst
U. S. Locatiod Monument No. Smv
Township
Survay
Potter No. 1
U. 8
Por. of
U. S
Recordar
Beaverhead County
Notice to co-owners on mining claim expenditures
G Sabre 1ses 5. LEE issues notice to Adolph Elfel J wi Merton T Ranang Moore and others as co-owners on the Eccentric and Euclid lode mining claim in Bald Mountain district Beaverhead County Montana. Labor and improvements totaling $800 were performed for years 1898 1905 1894 1847 per section 2824 of the Revised Statutes. If nonpayment of proportion occurs within five days all rights will vest in the co-owners who paid. Bedrock Montana January 15 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Elfel
J. Wi Merton
T. Ranang
Moore
W. WA Mead Morse
A. Btone
J.C. Metlen
Fideldicen
W. Schenck
N. E. Hammer
United States
Bald Mountain
Beaverhead
Montana
L. J. Price
G. L. Paris
Lee
Bedrock
Mont
Electric lighted fast trains between Omaha Chicago and St Paul
The note urges inquiry into electric lighted steam heated palace vestibule trains running between Omaha Chicago and St Paul Chicago with close connections at Omaha and St Paul for the East. It offers rates, time tables, maps and invites contact with Downiyn Commercial Agent 212 Southwest Temple St Salt Lake City Utah.
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Chicago
St Paul
Omaha
St. Paul
East
Downiyn
Temple St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Guardians' Account Books for Guardianship Management
A notice announcing Guardians' Account Books detailing full instructions for handling the estate of minor children. Indispensable to guardians and available only from Tripunz Pusiisaina Co. in Dillon.
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Tripunz Pusiisaina Co
Dillon
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