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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1888
Page
9
Pam advertises first class stock of horse clothing canvas covered blankets lap robes and uncov er ed horse blankets at cost. A small but complete line of harness saddles and saddlery goods offered with prompt attention and location in Watfield.
An OCR fragment from The Hilton Tribune lists city officials and ward posts including Alderman First Ward and Third Ward positions. It names city management figures and mentions offices such as treasurer and checkers, with unclear spellings and scattered titles.
New time card takes effect causing confusion as trains arrive at Dillon with mixed passenger and freight service. Freight trains carry passengers and specific times are listed but the text is garbled.
Dillon residents hear County Commissioners meet next Monday The Lenten season dampens dancing The secret lodge a Dillon staple Sheriff Parke guards jail District Court term may run long Local printers TAMENE presses ready shelving added in Chousin store Pine and Detriez to open wall paper shop on Montana Street City marshal Ton Mohiny potential sheriff candidate Deaverhead Pioneers prepare for first annual meeting Water concerns and fire risk raised Dillon Social Club to host two more dances Delinquent subscribers urged to pay up Local and county events outline community life in Dillon
An essay on winter blizzards and the protective role of forests, noting how wind and snow drive visibility, drift build up, and danger to travelers. It argues that extensive roadside wood belts could reduce blizzard impact, referencing Manitoba roads and Mennonite practices, with warnings about treeless prairies.
Descriptive travel vignette recounts odd hotel practices and kitchen chores in Guatemala. The narrator notes dogs under tables, water flicking from diners, a hostler testing soup with a bare foot, napkin reuse, varied dishware colors, and locals feeding household birds and hens amid mixed cleanliness impressions.
In a humorous yet pointed note, a New York observer cites women as debt collectors who corral shy far less patient male debtors and deter even notorious tightfisted bettors. He notes men resigned to dunned females and praises female persistence, while recalling flowers as Wall Street offices spend about ten dollars daily on office arrangements.
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