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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1902
Page
8
A short essay compares small acts to large effects, noting how a drop of ink can color water, yeast makes bread rise, and soap can ruin fabric. It argues against using careless elements like unabsorbed alkali and questions the wisdom of risking with common soap. Copyright 1899 by Procter & Gamble.
The column blends humorous observations on Beaverhead County life. It notes M. R. Wilson’s appointment as Register of the Land Office at Bozeman and hints at A. L. Love’s potential advancement. It laments Dillon sidewalks, praises a street sprinkling team, and jokes about a misnamed Mending Club. It questions Dillon’s white restaurant prospects and reflects on fretting life’s troubles with a resilience tone.
The Valleys beat Redrock 18 to 10 on Sunday at Redrock. Valley pitcher Jim Reed hit the game’s only home run. Redrock’s battery was Bert Grant Ed Wade, Dillon’s was Henry Wolf Jim Reed. Umpire was Fred Price from Dillon. A rematch is planned in Dillon in about two weeks.
From Keokuk to Hannibal the Mississippi flood covers 700 square miles with cornfields submerged and farms wiped out. Loss estimated at six million dollars with potential rise, several towns isolated, levees strained, and Des Moines river mouth nearly two miles wide.
A man compliments a woman and questions the process of traditional engagement. She challenges him, forcing a direct answer about how proposals are made while maintaining a casual, offhand tone. The exchange reveals social flirtation and a test of candor.
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