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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1892
Page
1
In this February dispatch from Centennial and vicinity the writer rants about climate, praises local horticultural and cattle efforts, and reports accidents and mine news. Sherman and Virginia City brief updates follow, with election results, visits, and a charitable drive aiding a spinal deformity case.
John Sinclair from Great Falls promotes a Montana animals collection for Chicago exhibition, featuring elk, deer, bears, mountain lions, wolves, beavers, fishers, and birds. The display includes swans, pelicans, eagles, and other species in a broad natural history presentation.
The ad extols Ayer's Hair Vigor for keeping the scalp clear of dandruff, preventing dryness, and making hair flexible and glossy. It claims the preparation provides all natural elements for abundant, beautiful hair and notes a West-side convention on the Jo to discuss the matter.
The February number of Romance Magazine offers 160 pages with fifteen complete stories from diverse authors including Dumas Poe Jokai and Sylva among others. It features an original piece The Charcoal Burners by a new writer and an amusing play An Oak in a Storm by Abraham Dreyfus. Published by Romance Publishing Company Clinton Hall Astor Place New York priced 25 cents per copy or 2508 yearly.
A letter column discusses Montana cold weather and claims about dryness in the air. It notes bacterial and gas effects, lamplight observations, and cautions about inflated lungs and oxygen in mountaineers. It also mentions a federal baking powder labeling bill and praises a holiday edition of the DittoN Tribune. AR Tur Dinton Trinum testimonial promotion and Arsenic skin warnings are cited.
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