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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
12
Dillon area business notes include land dealings by Geo Vance of Glendale and shipments of cattle and horses to Omaha and Dakota. Local notices discuss unhealthy backyards and alleys, service ads, lost diamond brooch, ice supply issues, new telephone booth, and staffing changes at the Orphans Home with school starting October.
An English writer praises Berlin as a modern city that avoids artificiality. He notes curved spacious streets lined with trees, neat asphalt, and superior cleanliness, with architecture that is flamboyant yet effective. The drive from Unter den Linden to Charlottenburg reveals finer houses than London or New York.
A meeting of the Seniors of '05 elected Carl Stahl as president Laura Jenkins as secretary and treasurer The class colors are Cardinal and white and the American beauty rose is the class flower Miss Harman's English class studies Chaucer and 14th century language is heard in halls Nannie Featherly returns to study German Boiler ban arrives and Mr Conway and Mr Featherly visit last week
We extend heartfelt appreciation for kindness during our daughter and wife’s sickness and after her death. Thanks to Dillon friends for floral offerings and to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen for funeral arrangements. May God reward each all. Signed A J Sinner Jas and Lizatn Pornurrs Alex and Sopatra Srncen.
Isa Benedict and John Lenkersdorfer tied the knot at the bride’s parents home in Oxford Idaho on Thursday afternoon. The quiet wedding precedes a short honeymoon and a move to Dillon. The bride, former Bannack and Polaris teacher, is loved in the area. the groom belongs to Tash and Lenkersdorfer and is well known locally.
U S Land Commissioner L J Price heard final proof on homestead entries the first of the week for Henry McNinch of Dell George W Howard Magoihoit Mal hoit of Bannack Bernard H Hummelt of Polaris and Harvey McKnight of Dell Mrs Ruth A Pyle of Polaris Thomas Wimsett of Dillon M J Martinell of Dell J W Patterson of Dell and John C Patterson of Dell on desert land claims as well before Price.
Scientific claim by Prof Anna links dendruff to scalp parasites. The Herpicide remedy is advertised as killing the dandruff germ and restoring hair softness, with thousands of users reporting satisfaction. Sample offer requires 10 cents and mail to The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich.
A writer describes changing tribal fashions in South Africa with seasonally shifting earrings from safety pins to other adornments. Beadwork remains universal, color harmony praised, and hairdressing is a major craft aided by red clay, with styles lasting about a month and neck support during sleep.
The article describes galalith or Milkstone made from casein with formalin forming a hornlike substitute for ivory and other materials. It notes 20,000 quarts of skimmed milk used daily in Austria, X ray nurse training in Berlin, an armor piercing shell fuse design, and a 1908 Canadian Pacific shipment of halibut totaling 296 carloads of about 24,000 pounds each.
Beaverhead county Montana invites sealed bids by September 26 1904 at 10 am for grading 1000 feet of James Phillips lane with six foot wide shoulders and 18 inch depth plus building a two span 65 foot bridge over the Big Hole river at Emil Zorn's crossing. Bids must include 10 percent certified check. county reserves right to reject all bids. Chairman W M Curever. Clerk J S Baxen Dillon Sept 14 1904.
We express gratitude to our many friends for their kindness during the illness and death of our little son. Also thanks for the beautiful floral offerings from J. W. Ewrne and Family.
The passage traces the proverb mad as a hatter to the Anglo-Saxon atter meaning viper. It notes mad once signified violent or venomous and shows how the expression evolved from mad as an atter to mad as a hatter, with a literary aside about the hatter and the March hare in the cat’s directions.
London Lancet warns that many die in their sixties from degeneration and premature senility due to unrestrained appetites and self medication. Others reaching that age often proceed to an eighth or ninth decade after seeking relief from digestion by abandoning earlier errors.
In India boys trap kites using a stretched dune and bait. The kite dives for the bait and strikes the string, causing it to snap up and suspend the bird as the boys rush in to release it. The passage notes this practice as a simple yet bold form of play.
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