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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1897
Page
8
A fragmentary lyric evokes rain sounds and drifted imagery. The speaker envisions a dream voyage with soft refrains, a golden bay, and seas that glow beside a distant shore in a melancholic mood.
Survivors describe a deadly collapse at a coal shaft about seventy feet deep. The incident left two workers, Jebu Bartou and Hiravn Adana, trapped and their community mourning as rescue efforts failed.
In a perilous shaft scene a miner leaps into the opening to reach a burning fuse and lower a rope to a trapped companion. Amid gasps and a looming explosion, the brave worker descends to retrieve the mate before the powder could detonate.
Reading describes a mining claim located in Beaverhead County with precise bearings and distances. The claim covers 2.06 acres and references a certificate of location on record, noting an adjacent Starm Lode claim and survey details including range and township descriptors.
United States Land Office in Helena Montana issues notice that William Alies of Armasville Montana filed intent to make desert land proof for claim No Sei for the NW1/4 section 28 township 88 range 7 before a district court clerk at Ditton Montana on Thursday April 1887. Witnesses Pat Desmind Janis Maus Milton Nay Byron Nay of Armesville Montana listed to prove reclamation and litigation.
Fatigue and confusion affect a teen with a Span 2 TRB BON context as medical staff monitor symptoms and potential treatment options. Observers note unclear cause and ongoing evaluation by specialists to determine next steps.
Notice in Helena Montana states that Frank Latdaprach seeks land claim proof at Virgina City before Clerk Sass Walker on April 27. WITNESSES include Tau terbach James Phoebus Frank Latadow and Charles Steller of Dillon Montana to sustain his claim by cultivation and residence on the land specified as southwest quarter of section.
Final proof notice filed in Montana by James of Abiama and Withyn Avery for parcel No 2yiB in section 0 township untitled. Witnesses listed: Wide nerves Wild, James of Abiama, and others to prove reclamation and completion of the land claim before the district court clerk on the specified date in April.
A garbled notice discusses owed payment and potential action by a government or court. It mentions fines, procedures, and possible seizure of assets, with references to Frank Brown as undersigned. The text reflects a formal demand and impending steps in a fiscal dispute.
The article discusses changes in legal and engineering fields, highlighting a prominent land lawyer and a superintendent role. It notes the influence of new regulations and reform efforts, detailing education and training aspects, and mentions a price of 50 cents at the principal book scores.
Messrs. C F Soow & Co of Washington lawyers offer free information packets on patents copyrights and trademarks including caveats and infringements with guidance on claims and contracts for home study and utilization of patent protections and trade marks.
A long discussion notes that young women who ride bicycles gain leg strength but lose elegance on the ballroom floor. It describes wavering waltz steps and awkward polka attempts, blaming overworked leg muscles and laxity from constant exercise.
An icy avalanche and rock fall were observed on a mountain ridge with ice blocks sliding down the slope and a wind storm preceding the event. A gold assay discussion notes carat values and alloy compositions, detailing a 22 carat and 18 carat gold descriptions amid a chaotic, fragmentary narration.
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