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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1902

Page

8

White Logic and Forrest Debate Soap Purity Costs

In a brief exchange, White Logic and Forrest argue over how to describe a “super” drill. Forrest contends labor would only be worth more than five dollars weekly if it could speak as he does. The gag hinges on Ivory Soap’s purity justifying higher prices yet not exceeding what a pure soap should cost.

Dwin Forrest Forrest

Doctor Gwynne Chosen as Anaconda Pastor

The Butte Miner reports Dr. F. H. Gwynne of Dillon was unanimously chosen as pastor of Anaconda's First Presbyterian Church. He is expected to arrive by February 15 and will lead the church while the former pastor's resignation remains in effect.

Butte Anaconda Mont F. H. Gwynne Dillon Presbyterian Church of

Prof Monroe Reports January Weather in Detail

Professor Monroe presents a January weather summary noting a mean temperature of 20.2 degrees, a month long maximum of 47 degrees from the 5th to the 13th, and a minimum of 33 degrees below zero on the 26th. Precipitation reached 0.99 inches and snowfall 8.5 inches with 17 clear days, 7 partly cloudy days, and 7 cloudy days and winds from the south. The month was cooler by 3.2 degrees versus 1900 and 2.7 degrees versus 1901. max temperature was 10 and 3 degrees below those years. precipitation and snowfall differed by 0.98 and 0. kos 0.26 inches and 8.4 and 5.6 inches respectively.

Monroe Janary Southwear

Poindexter Hosts Evening Honoring Mrs Kingsbury

Mr and Mrs H T Poindexter entertain guests at their home in honor of Mrs W W Kingsbury with red and white decorations and candlelight. Mrs H T Poindexter serves punch while Mr and Mrs Edwin Norris win prizes in the game 63. Refreshments praised but wording is garbled.

H. T. Poindexter W. W. Kingsbury P. H. Poindexter Edwin Norris

JAIL DELIVERY Two Prisoners Escape County Jail

Wm. McKenzie and I. L. Hutchings escaped the county jail by digging through walls with a miner's candlestick between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. They had been housed in the corridor due to cold and were not in their cells at night for two weeks. Hutchings is identified by a food description after dinner Wednesday. Sheriff offers $25 rewards for each fugitive.

Wm. McKenzie I. L. Hutchings Phillips Charles Stickney Glen Station I. LU. Hutchings Padley

County Clerk Reports Rising Transactions in Bannack Area

Deputy treasurer Grace Graeter records a busy week in the Clerk and Recorder's Office with numerous deeds and oil and mining claims in Bannack and surrounding districts. Notable entries include transfers in Bannack Main Street, Bannack property near East Main Street, and 160 acres of ranch land.

Grace Graeter Edinger County Recorder’s Office Kate Sherwood Thos, Clement Bannack J. H. Lipe Lemhi Idaho F. L. Graves Addie M. Metcalf Samuel Hood Fred Schultz Briston Oba. O. Schultz Bristow Big Hole Basin Geo. R. Mellen Gerhard Albers Geo. R. Metlen Martin Barrett Bedrock Little Muddy Dell E. Timer A. Sullivan J. F. Wiksdal D. W. Callahan Sage Brush John L. Wenger Canyon Creek Big Hole Alice Turner Beek Hole Land -En

Two Tug Crews Rescued Before Ships Sank in New York Gale

A fierce gale off Long Island and New Jersey stranded several ships and claimed crew lives. The tugs Richmond Cuba and other craft battled 70 mph seas to rescue crews from the Schepp and Savour, then sank with their men aboard after Barcelona's救 aid.

New York Long Island New Jersey Richmond Block Island Cuba Bellport Schepp Long Beach L. I.) Shoals Rhoades John Atwood BH. S. Berwind Barcelona Savour

Two Vessels Grounded Near Brigantine Shoal

A nor’easter off the New Jersey coast leaves two ships ashore on Brigantine shoal near Atlantic City and two steamers grounded in Delaware Bay about 50 miles south. The British steamer Cloverdale remains fast on Brigantine shoal as wrecking tugs assist. the schooner Edith L. Allén is also stuck in the sand nearby.

Philadelphia New Jersey Delaware South Jersey Delaware River Cloverdale New York Edith L. Allén

Lower portion of Rome flooded as storms rage across Europe

London reports wind and snow storms causing isolation of northern Spanish towns and cutoffs in Swiss villages. The Tiber rose 25 feet flooding the Forum Pantheon and Temple of Vesta while Venice records record snowfall. Telegraph lines to Italy fail as more shipwrecks and overdue vessels appear.

Rome London Great Britain Spain Switzerland Italy Venice Tiber Forum Vesta

Tax reduction report cited to ease wartime levy

A war era tax reduction proposal is discussed with emphasis on easing the burden of wartime levies. The piece notes government efforts to lower the tax rate and outlines potential impacts on households and industry.

Taft Testifies Before Senate on Philippine Governance

Civil Governor Taft tells Senate Philippines Committee he visited most provinces since 1900. He describes 34 Christian provinces with civil government and notes Moros mostly friendly, few hostile, drawn by trade prospects. Lodge chairs the inquiry and seeks full information and Taft’s advice.

Senate Washington Philippine Archipelago Senate Committee On Philippines W. H. Taft Senator Lodge Taft

Job’s patients and the Bible echoed by Tommy’s question

A Philadelphia Record fragment shows a dialogue where Tommy asks if Job’s patients relate to biblical references. The elder replies with uncertainty about his son’s claim. The exchange hints at interpretations of biblical patient suffering.

Tommy Pop Job Philadelphia Record

The Vulnerable Point teased in Detroit Free Press

Drama unfolds as Percy schemes to win back Pauline by courting a younger girl, sparking a tense confession from Guy about past heartbreak. The strip hints at romance and social missteps in a mid century Detroit context.

Percy Pauline Guy Detroit Free Press

Bamboo pens in India Exceed a Century of Use

Bamboo pens have been used in India for over 100 years. Made like the ordinary quill pen, they prove serviceable for a few hours of writing.

India

Presbyterian Church Service Hours Updated

Morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 8 o clock listed with noon slot also noted. Church hours reflect daily schedule for worship and community gatherings.

M. E Aie Choo

Pneumonia claims and a medicine testimonial

A Pleasant City mother recalls her toddler’s near fatal pneumonia. After a prolonged cough and poor progress with a doctor, she credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with restoring her child’s health. The ad markets the remedy and mentions trial bottles and store guarantees.

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DR. Gwynne First Presbyterian Church Mica Mrs. Kingsbury City of Dillon Weed Etm Espana Ns Cone Atlantic Coast Delaware Bay Europe Taft-Tell Acker Frank S. Hall U.S. Senate Washington, D.C W. H. Hooker & Co., Proprs Buffalo, N Thompson & Reynolds Missoula Oregon Jay Salt Lake-Portland Dillon Lumber Company J. B. McKinney B. F. White R. A. Sullivan Minst National Bannach Idabo St. James Church H. E. Clewes Young People's Meeting First Baptist Church Sebree Streets Henry F. Cope O. E F. H. Gwrnnz D. D P. O Butte, Mont Bale Shang Pauileta W. G. Clark Wm. Mackay Bob Larned Terpure Erie Oneonta Bldg Chicago Olan Axton Investment Co Broadway Salvation Army Tueday Reeder Atlantic Street Oat Guo Starpahee Berkehire Mills Typewriter Tribune Union Meat Market Deputy Bros Montana
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