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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
6
A humorous verse recounts a famed cat who, wary of bad impressions, learns to wash its face before meals after a hungry mouse suggests proper etiquette. The speaker notes cats wash only after eating in some traditions.
Viasta and Albrecht survive a devastating cyclone that wrecks their sod homes and crops. In the danger, their shared fear deepens into affection as they shelter in a dugout with their families and poultry. The storm passes, leaving ruin but sparing lives, promising renewed hope and a future wedding.
A massacre witness recalls an Armenian at a railroad station who refused a Turk’s pistol and chose death over murder. He handed back the weapon after a moment of hesitation, saying he would rather die than kill, and minutes later was found beaten and dead as the mob advanced.
A dog owner recalls Padelford’s best dog resembling another display in a beach show. The judge reportedly disqualified the dog for looking too similar to a prior, unspecified dog. The remark hints at controversy over judging and resemblance.
Henry Robinson Palmer writes in the New York Sun about truth prevailing over greed and power. Truth condemns cruelty in market streets and prisons, guiding mercy to the punished and rebuking tyrants. Divine justice travels with soldiers and deserts, ensuring truth cannot be stopped.
An elderly man recalls seven sons jailed for moonshine production and claims government cruelty. He reveals he now makes moonshine himself while criticizing U S actions in the Philippines and noting his isolation after losses to law enforcement.
The page gathers humorous exchanges from Chicago papers including quips about summer cottages, bananas and tarantulas, moons between old acquaintances, and a jaded room offer. A nervous guest is offered room 20 at eight dollars a day as a dubious cure.
Corner of Idaho and Sebree streets Pastor Rev. Henry F. Cope Sunday services 11:00 Bible school 12:00 Young People 6:30 preaching 7:30 Wednesday 7:30 evening at 7:30 May 1 to Oct 1 parsonage next to church pastor glad to help. Sunday topics morning prosperity union welcome home to Co E at M E church.
Rector Rev D Hooker conducts Sunday services with Holy Communion at 11 a.m. on the first Sunday monthly. Other Sundays feature 7 a.m. and 9:45 a.m. Holy services plus 11 a.m. morning prayer. A 6:45 p.m. young people's meeting and 7:30 p.m. evening prayer are listed. Saints days and holy days begin at 10 a.m.
Morning service at 11 o'clock. Evening service at 7 30. Sabbath echoe at noon. C E at 6 45.
An assemblage of witticisms from the Chicago Daily News mocks social tells and gender notions. It notes women should not force attraction and cautions that trouble alters drinking behavior. It also contrasts fair exchange with robbery and jokes about hesitation, consensus, and sleeping speech.
The Salt Palace built from Great Salt Lake crystals dazzles visitors with a crystal main building and a Midway Plaisance. Hagenback's Great Wild Animal Show and the Fastest Bicycle Track are featured. Located on twenty acres in central Salt Lake City. Rio Grande Western Ry offers through service with Pullman, sleeping cars, reclining seats, and dining car, with stopover options available. Contact U L agent or W McBride, Gen. Agt. for rates and maps.
A new Miners Code guide from Howell explains locating and recording quartz and placer claims, mill sites, and tunnel locations in Montana and Idaho. It covers co owner rights, forming mining corporations, miners liens, and US Montana Idaho mining laws with forms and case citations. Available from Tribune Publishing Co Dillon Mont for fifty cents.
Notice is given that John H Davidson has not notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. The hearing will occur before J Price U Commissioner at Dillon Montana on December 7 1809. Witnesses Gyre Bythher E Crawford Howard T Hongate Alexander Williamson of Dell Montana. Grenar Greenf Register.
Land Office in Helena Montana gives notice that Thomas H. Judge has filed final proof for his claim H E 613% on land portions 8% SW and SE SE % Sec 1 Tp 4 N R 13 W. Proof will be before L J Price U B Commissioner at Dillon Montana on November 10 1899. Named witnesses include William Avery James L Cochran Terrence Flynn John Courtney.
United States Land Office Helena Montana issues final proof notices for desert land claims No. 4622 and No. 3805. Justin B Gowen of Dillon Montana and Jno T Cox of Dilton Mont announce intent to prove irrigation and reclamation before L J Price U S commissioner at Dillon on November 4. Witnesses Milton I Hayes Wilber B Hayes George D Greens and others named.
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