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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1893
Page
3
A mythic tale describes a small world circling a central sun where men map stars and test metals until science claims all truth. God mocks their laws and sends a cosmic messenger a roaring comet to sweep the world away, turning it into a frozen black ball in the void.
Denver Bill recounts the rise of Dandy Jack Houlston in a rough frontier tale. Jack defends a crippled man, defeats Gougin Jim, and befriends an outlaw crowd. The story widens to a ranch tale with Granger chasing a rich ranch daughter amid shifting loyalties and danger.
A dramatic frontier scene unfolds as a posse races to outrun a raging prairie fire. Jack and Granger pursue love and danger amid smoke and flame, with a dramatic rescue and a ghostly reunion ending in peril.
In a harsh frontier scene a man faces a blazing danger then resolves to marry a woman about a month later. The couple plans a summer visit for a blowout, while a boy and his mother exchange a biting, ironic exchange about interruptions. The passage reflects rough frontier life and moral warnings from newspapers.
The present bishop of Trinidad recalls a curacy at St John’s Chatham. In a barbershop Garthwaite admires the curate’s ruddy hair and hints many ladies would envy it. The barber jokes the dye would suit him, ending the amused exchange.
A Tit Bits quip notes that Holland’s alehouses are thick with smoke. A waiter uses bellows to blow away the haze until he spots the intended customer. The joke hinges on blind air currents revealing identities amid dense tobacco fumes.
A gold brick valued at 290000 dollars will be displayed by Montana at the World's fair. A medal earned by explorer De Soto will also be shown. California's exhibit will feature a pampas palace twenty feet square to be built inside the state building.
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