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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1895
Page
3
A garbled passage discusses a letter and its ambiguous content. It contrasts a misquoted verse with Whitefield's letter that offered marriage and reasons for desiring it, noting the oddity of the unnamed letter lacking words like love or proposal.
Dharma Sidney and her friend Goosie Guine, Lewiston School pupils, celebrate St Valentine with roses and a dropped diamond ring. Dharma recalls a hidden romance with Jack Landon while Charma Sidney accepts a pledge as her valentine. Meanwhile tales recount George Washington’s early struggles before the constitutional era.
The article recalls George Washington leaving Continental command and retiring to Mount Vernon while facing constant financial anxieties. It notes his public service pressures and private financial worries, highlighting his bitter complaint about money despite a storied military career.
The Century finds and prints a damaged 19th century missive from Abraham Lincoln to Mary, showing a cautious, indirect wish to be with her while urging self choice. The letter blends awkward phrasing with moral injunctions and a reluctant confession of feelings.
The Washington Post notes the upcoming Fifty fourth Congress will include many members sharing common surnames. It lists duplicates such as Arnold from Pennsylvania and Rhode Island, Bakers from Kansas Maryland and New Hampshire, and several pairs or triples of Clark Cooper Johnson Miller Murphy Williams Smith and others.
A London onlook notes lavish state tributes for the czar including Windsor and Berlin wreaths and a massive silver crown display in St. Petersburg. He questions who profits from such extravagance as millions are spent while a railway official is jailed for mourning decor. A separate item recounts a courtly arrest attempt in a letter case and a profitable fee collection for witnesses in Cleveland.
London correspondence in the New York Sun reports renewed abuse in tame deer hunting by the queen’s buckhounds. Alarming injuries have led to several stag deaths, reviving a 50 year old critique of royal sports. Politicians threaten cuts to the master of buckhounds’ salary, but party pressure ensures continued practice.
A Connecticut man recently arrived at Bapgoy Tiss and lingered in sunny street corners until he grew tan, then purchased an old ane Pee.
A Hungarian report mocks a dinner speech ban as a long awaited agitation. The Pesther Lloyd prints a facsimile invitation asking guests to abstain from toasts, yet habit wins as one guest rises to propose a toast amid the repast.
A busy timetable lists arrivals at Montana Union Depot and Northern Pacific Depot. No. 7 from St. Paul Chicago and eastern points arrives daily at 8, No. 8 from Spokane Tacoma Beattie Portland arrives at 8:40 a.m. Departures note No. 7 toward western points leaves at 10:20 p.m. Pullman sleeping cars between Butte and St. Paul and service includes upholstered tourist sleepers day coaches dining car. Information via W M Tuchy, General Agent, 23 E Broadway Butte Montana.
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