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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1895
Page
4
Fragmentary note references prepaid postage by mail in advance with unclear month and weekday abbreviations. The readable portions point to a 1895 date and columns listing days Tuesday Thursday and a sequence of unreadable letters. The fragment provides limited verifiable details about postage terms.
A compact survey notes Montana items including Wool at 131½ cents in Miles City, Calgary editor shifts, a fourth of July barbecue banter, Garfield assassination legacy, Chinese boycott in Kalispell, and judge Kirkpatrick’s death in Salt Lake. It mentions Dillon and Butte shifts, gambling crackdowns, and local civic chatter.
A miscellany of town notes covers a Butter Swede handling a giant firecracker, game wardens near Red Rock lake, and Hal Corbett’s Fourth of July oration met with fireworks. Reports praise Washington strawberries shipped to Chicago, discuss tax assessment disputes ahead of equalization, and expound on codes changing witness and juror pay. The piece also notes fashion shifts in Parisian riding, London nursery tricycles, and opinions on women’s dress reforms and cycling clubs led by Minneapolis’ YWCA.
An unsigned essay urges women to choose cycling and bloomers for health and independence. It argues skirts hinder riding and voting, endorsing knickerbockers as practical attire while praising Sunshine and exercise as life savers. The piece cites the American Wheelman advocating comfortable reform and the wheel as a best method for vitality.
Washington News notes Trilby flowers set for a grave as the Trilby craze grows. Du Maurier gains wealth from the trend while speculation swirls about a U.S. settlement visit and rights to dramatize the gifted writer.
A Florida couple, Webb, married two and a half years, have ten children: twins two boys, then triplets of boys, and recently quintuplets four girls and one boy. The mother’s births began with twins, then triplets, and now quintuplets. The Florida legislature may consider a pension for the couple, described as poor. The note ends with a jab at Cleveland.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that reaches the blood and mucous surfaces to treat catarrh. It emphasizes non-quack status, cites longstanding medical prescription, and offers testimonials from J. Cuzany & Co of Toledo, Ohio, with druggists selling the product.
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