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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1901
Page
1
Notes on Charles Wilson Peale and family painting Washington in Continental uniform. References to Burgoyne's defeat timing, pupils and fellow artists, and a 1795 siting event. Local town updates mention mining, ranches, and arrivals from Horse Prairie to Dillon and Rochester.
Miss Withera hosted a Valentine party for Episcopal Sunday school and infant and older classes enjoyed ice cream and cake. The snow depth is unprecedented for the season, lilac buds swell in mild weather, and Rev. James preached to a full church with a large communion taking place. Funds from a hard times ball for the town hall building totaled 5 dollars, with support from the A O U W. Social events include card parties hosted by Miss Withers and gatherings with Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Wright, plus a quarterly conference noting a pastor's salary total of 252.30 with Sheridan contributing 185.90. Evan Thomas was elected steward in the lower Wisconsin district. Reverend Howard to preach next Sunday.
Bannack dispatch notes George Tash and his two sisters Mrs. H F Jackson and Mrs Pat Connors depart for Idaho to tend a sick father. Connors helps Tash’s ranch in his absence. Also mentioned are Allen McDonald traveling from Jackson to Dillon Artie Allison from Polaris Wm Lytle from Montana Gold Dredging boat and John Pendergast en route to his Grasshopper ranch.
Special correspondence from Lima reports a portable self operating wrecking crane set up to clear wreckage after a death in La Grande Oregon. The piece notes funeral attendance by relatives and local visitors while detailing other community events and local business activity including a grand midnight banquet at Summit House and various town movements.
In Monica Montana the last home of Mary Washington sits at Charles and Lewis streets on Colonel Fielding Lewis estate. It marks the soon departure of Washington for New York inaugural ceremonies after leaving Virginia. Local notes report miners, tradesfolk, and events including a Knights of Pythias event, a pay car visit, and a dance opening on March 1 at the Summit House.
Trial results for Tripung Popiisnina Oo show performance data and outcomes. Details emphasize the subject’s participation and any observed effects during the test period.
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