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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1897
Page
3
A poetic snippet presents Bobby as a brave figure in a life tag metaphor. The piece compares fate to a game where every person is tagged, urging resilience and courage as life’s challenge unfolds. Sam Waller Poss.
A passage discusses how two bright educated youths seek career guidance. It weighs medicine and other fields, notes the value of specialization, and mentions the cost of training and the path to success. It also includes a child book excerpt about a six year old poet in Chicago and a fairy tale about microbes and germs.
A fragmentary, colorful scene follows a lively boy who chases cars and wears oversized clothes. The passage depicts his antics, questions, and a chaotic exchange with adults, hinting at a crowded street scene and a child’s fearless imagination.
DOLPH KUTNER of California rose from refugee to leading banker and businessman. Arriving from Russia nearly fifty years ago and moving to 1852 California, he rebuilt after a partner’s embezzlement. He founded a schoolhouse in Freano, led major San Joaquin Valley firms, and held stakes in multiple banks across Fresno Hanford Selma Fowler Sanger and Madeira.
A curious feature on a Hale and honored family notes the Morris brothers linked by long lives and shared work. The piece describes Vinh, Pao, and other kin as they dwell near Jefferson County and Northampton County with references to church affiliation and family roles. It also contains a Washington Letter sketch about President McKinley choosing Cherry Farm for summer residence near Washington.
A quiet life in British Columbia is disrupted by a tale of a prince who fell for the daughter of an army officer in Malta while serving in the navy. Their secret matched a royal marriage, with the prince later heir to the throne, and the couple allegedly separated to avoid scandal. The narrative weaves through distant lands, with officers, dowries, and the fate of two children hinted at amid the palace intrigue.
In Bainbridge a lone widower runs an old general store from the Civil War era. Prices fell after the war, he refused to drop them, and the business never recovered though the shelves remain stocked with era goods. He opens daily to trade though little sells. He recalls calico once at 25 cents a yard in 1867 and wonders if it is foolish to sell at five cents.
A garbled notice claims a substitute for India rubber called Aimetory 2 near Lemdon England. The fragment suggests cheaper production and replacements for packing and wire reinforcements, with references to tamperstors and devices priced around 385 to 406 Segress Puke.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a process with machinery shaping and piercing long steel wire, producing needles and paper packages. The text mentions polishing and arranging components, with unclear references to operations and terminology.
An isolated tract described as the “Chevy Farm” is declared to be the property of former Senator Henderson. Details indicate a roomt and laviting tidbit, with the site characterized as a pretty place.
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