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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1890
Page
2
The piece recalls a woman's intimate gestures and expressions as the speaker sits by dimming coals. Vivid memories of her foot pat, arms about the neck, blue laced lids, and eyes hide and reveal love. The narrator contrasts warmth with the sense of loss and death.
In a fashionably witty scene, a titled mother traps a flirtatious young man bent on Mabel by revealing her daughter’s guardian Sir Hercules is the husband she serves. The impostor pleads forgiveness and exits, while Ascot and Homburg gossip foretell a shifting betrothal with Angelina.
Dr Fixgee asserts a fish diet conclusively increases mental capacity. Mr Bixby agrees noting greater imaginative power when the man catches the fish himself, with effects described as rapid and nearly overwhelming. Drake's Magazine.
A compact quip on writing craft cites Emerson urging writers to prune intensifier words. It notes removing very and excessive italics to let meaning stand without emphasis. The line warns against overusing intense or exquisite, as such terms rarely fit most occasions.
A Bainbridge Democrat editor Ben Russell recounts Gettysburg service while Dalton Argus editor Wrench deflects a grieving lady who asks if Russell fought there. She learns her husband fell at Gettysburg. The exchange moves onlookers to tears, a powerful sign of reconciliation amid Civil War memories. Chicago Herald calls the scene noble.
A Brooklyn minister famed for pious status misplaces a valise and preserves on a Long Island train, causing confusion when an official notice reveals the theft. A social scene describes a bold woman and a reluctant man on a streetcar, prompting laughter before the man exits. A brief note explains cloves as unopened buds from East Indies trees used for flavor and medicinal oils.
Religious services are listed for St Rose St James Dart s Hall and Grace M E with pastors and service times. Sunday school and prayer meetings noted. Mail and train schedules show cutoff times for north and south routes with posted Sunday office hours and arrivals.
Thousands spend on worthless medicines while a California discovery appears to cure throat and lung diseases. The ad claims ministers and physicians endorse California Cat A Cure sold by N M White at $1 a bottle, three for $2.50, six months for $1, and by mail $1.10.
William G. Galigher of Dillon Montana and James A. Lockhart of Deming NM file a United States parent claim for the Storm Cloud Lode in Lost Cloud district Beaverhead County Montana. The 15.50 acre lode and surface ground are described with corner points bearings and distances and no conflicts noted.
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