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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1894
Page
1
The Augusta Larned paper announces a new serialized work titled Henry Sylvester to be printed exclusively in the next issue, signaling a distinctive literary feature for readers.
Regular Lima correspondent reports I O O F ball with 84 couples, G I A B L E ball, new Lima lodge 50 with 17 charter members, and heavy snow storms. Also updates on mail routes, settlers, church socials at Red Rock, Monida, and Salmon City, plus mining prospects and regional travel news.
General Lew Wallace denies plans for a College of Immortals. The piece catalogs figures like George Klingle Holmes and Richard Malcolm Johnson alongside Mrs. W. K. Clifford and Mme. Nahida Renny, noting their work, origins, and circles. It highlights Samuel Minturn Peck and Thomas Bailey Aldrich as prominent writers with vivid personal highlights.
Sheriff Hamilton spends Sunday in Butte while numerous neighbors and visitors pass through. Names include Jorgen Jorgenson from Big Hole basin, Miss Lucy Grannis in town, A. F. Jones from Centennial valley, Col Phil Shenon from Lemhi ranch, and Misa Madio Rife back from Big Hole teaching. Local business, mining and schooling notes accompany social calls and travel to Helena and California.
Excerpts recount light anecdotes about royal habits and preferences. The German emperor attends church and opera on weekends while Portugal’s king limits his modest realm’s fortune to 634,440 dollars annually. Mary, Queen of Scots, went bald young and wore a wig later, and Victoria declined a jewel purchase linked to Mary.
Redwood firm Thompson and Rey announces a 4 000 gallon cistern available at cost. The sale is coordinated by 17 2 Thompson and Rey Coups for buyers seeking bulk water storage capacity.
Ladies and children's footwear offered in a grand May sale with various styles and sizes. Prices include Dongola and patent tip options from $1.00 to $1.50 for dress and school shoes.
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