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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1899
Page
3
Local rail schedule details include south and north bound times for several trains. An included health advertisement claims Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure cures cold or cough and neglect is suicidal, sold by Central Pharmacy and L J Williams.
A collage of quips and promotions from 19th century advertisements. Includes lines about love at first sight and a savage bachelor, the Shilohs consumption cure guarantee, a two thirds content claim, Karl s Clover Root Tea with price notes, an inheritance dispute joke, a Japan writing fact, and One Minute Cough Cure touted for la grippe with publisher endorsement.
Merely a Guensa muses on why marriage is called a yoke noting a calf at one end. The quip reflects a rustic joke captured in a Cleveland era snippet.
A fragment notes that bearing children is not a very serious ordeal for a prepared woman. The text suggests confidence in preparedness and readiness for motherhood.
The George Washington Memorial association mobilizes women and 100 men to raise a 260000 dollar memorial endowing a national university in the District of Columbia. Plans center on a Grecian administration building with an endowment for chairs and scholarships, to promote citizenship and patriotism nationwide.
The Jumel mansion in New York City served as George Washingtons headquarters where he spent time and shaped policy plans. The house was linked to Mary Phillipse, his early sweetheart, and Roger Morris. Indians once visited bearing laurel wreaths calling him Great Watcher. Washington retreated here toward White Plains in late 1776 and once escaped through a window to avoid the British.
A youthful explorer in Washington chronicles an Indian war dance he witnessed at age sixteen. He describes a large circle around a central fire, a speaker's grand address, a lively dancer, and music using a water-filled pot with a deerekin, a rattling horn, and a horsehair adornment.
Washington from Virginia's gentry, forged in schoolyard mock battles as Britain and Spain warred. At 19 he became adjutant general, led militia against French incursions, and undertook a 600 mile mission to question French authority. He earned command after Jumonville and Great Meadows, shaping his path to leadership.
Land Office in Helena notes that Lucius D. Newell has filed intent to make final proof for his land claim H. E. No. 8316 in Dillon Montana. The proving will occur March 4 before L J Price with witnesses Ioniser Jack Williams Richard Haines and Albert Cozad all of Bannack Montana.
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