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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
7
A compact listing notes assorted writing supplies including ink in multiple colors, a Higgins Eternal Writing Fluid fountain pen, a stamp pad, and a stylographic copying ink. It mentions quarts pints and half units but focuses on the range of writing implements for stationery use.
Helena reports three federal aid bridge projects in Montana approved by the U S bureau of public roads with a total estimated cost of 270 000 The Huntley bridge east of Billings carries 166 000 of the total while the Toston bridge in Broadwater county is put at 60 000 and a Carter Park county reinforced concrete bridge with three arched spans is expected to run about 40 000.
Henry Hoagland returns to Kalispell from Minnesota with Holstein cattle to expand ranching in Flathead valley. A Miles City man pays 150 for a keg of water, bought from two strangers. he suspects whiskey. D E Snyder sues Glacier park superintendent over private launch on Lake McDonald. Montana reports strong wheat prospects near Hardin and high yields for Montana Farm Corp. Cattle and crops suffer drought in Flatwillow area. scarlet fever leads contagious disease list in April. Western Montana Development League to meet in Missoula June 26. State supreme court reverses Yellowstone county in stock dispute. new trial ordered. Upgrades planned for Montana grain rules at Great Falls July 16. Great Falls men inspect Walier irrigation project. Harold W. Blake cited for meritorious service as major. Havre police pursue auto thief Baxter linked to decoy plates in Seattle. Havre stampede planned for July 3–5 with wild west events. Railroad freight traffic rising. eastern party bags nine-foot grizzly skin. Bulletin sedition case trial in Butte. Dunn appeals fine. Salvation Army drive July 7–12 led by John G. Brown. Joe Porter Toole county chairman. Grasshoppers destroy Flathead reservation crops. Baxter arrested in Seattle. Lolo forest fire under control. 700 acres burned. Polleys Lumber to start reservation work July 1. 125 workers. State road work urged to offset unemployment amid drought. Deer Lodge sheriff Lou Hartsell kills 1033 gophers this year.
An old statue of Kaiser Wilhelm I at Metz Cathedral has been defaced by a placard bearing the Latin phrase Sic transit gloria mundi. The note reflects post abdication sentiment and the statue remains at the entrance amid local commentary.
The writer notes recurring blossoms in fiction from Tolstoi to Keats, naming mignonette in Anna Karenina, camellias, jasmine in Paris opera, and the red rose from A Complete Life of John Hopkins, while mentioning Rappacini's Daughter and Ophelis with fond irony.
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