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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1895
Page
4
A panoramic Montanan column recalls a quiet Fourth at Havre with no arrests. It weighs in on state codes, Beaverhead county officials, Tribune printing contracts, and local water supply plans for Butte from the Big Hole river, plus notes on Helena capital site debates.
The New York Sun outlines white wash silk Knickerbockers as a summer novelty, plus plaid striped and floral ribbons on gowns. Pale pink kid gloves, pale yellow, and light tan shades guide evening and afternoon wear, Alpine hats, and traveling styles. Shirt waists surge in demand with linen collars and cuffs, and large lawn collars trend. Hats with white chiffon rosettes, white wings, and pink roses rise in midsummer style. Mohairs and alpacas gain favor for their sheen and dust resistance.
A cache of quotes traces early 20th century views on bicycles from social etiquette to daily utility. The Globe, Express, Herald, Times, Sentinel, Call, and Sun each weigh cycling’s social impact, gender norms, health benefits, and broader cultural shift.
Land and mining officials outline how sale of land before final patent does not defeat rights, with emphasis on coal declaratory statements, placer vs timber and stone acts, and posting notices. Also notes on patent applications, survey allowances, and related legal interpretations. Included are medical ads for French Tansy Tablets and De Witt's Colic & Cholera Cure, plus used threshing outfit for sale and Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials. Public notices list several names and rail travel fare details.
A mosaic of witty quips and sharp wit on international affairs. references to South America revolutions, Buckingham Palace renovations after 18 years, need for new tugboats in global fleets, and spicy lines on the Cuban conflict with insinuations about prisoners and specters.
Estate of George T. Waddell deceased notices creditors and all persons with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to administrator A H McVay Wisdom Post Office Beaverhead County Montana. Dated July 18 1895. First publication July 19 1895.
The regular terms of court in Beaverhead Jefferson Madison counties are fixed for the remainder of 1895. Beaverhead begins on the second Monday in September and December, Jefferson on the first Monday in July and October, Madison on the third Monday in August and November, all at 1 a.m. Judge Frank Snowens signs the order.
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