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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1896
Page
8
A fragmented poetic passage sings of "He is coming" with birds, blossoms, and dawn imagery. It references a musical voice, tender feelings, and a distant call, mentioning Georgia places and a melancholic anticipation amidst seasonal imagery. The text blends lyric lines, stray names, and incomplete phrases.
Martha Greene, a devoted wife, battles discontent as Mrs. Mallory’s visits flare envy and independence. She plans a rare trip to the city alone, hoping for a break from farm duties and to show Caleb her new purchases.
Martha misses a city return and attends a flower show with Caleb absent. After a string of anxious steps, a telegraph message prompts a long walk home where Caleb forgives her as they reunite. The piece blends domestic drama with rural help from Joseph Bigelow and Mr. Breecow.
The New York World Thrives as a thrice weekly edition with 18 pages weekly at one dollar a year. Each issue contains six pages across eight columns totaling 48 columns weekly. A clubbing offer pairs the thrice weekly World with the Dillon Examiner for 2.50 per year in advance.
Notice is given that the settler has filed a claim to full proof before Ro Z. Thomas, district court clerk in Dillon Montana, on September 15. The claimant is Frank Degenhart of Montana. Witnesses include Willer, Bow Eugene, Brown Chauncey, Bouppier of Fox, and Evans. First publication August 1.
United States Land Office Helena Montana issues final proof notice for Mary Neagle Dillon Montana to make proof on desert land claim No ps0 for the Weaser dO. Application witnessed by Francis Carroll Robert Khune John Pender wish from Dillon and others. Publication dated July 17 1896 with August Saturday hearing before clerk Phowais in Dillon.
Desert Land final proof notice published for Marston Stephens of Big Dole to prove occupation and residential cultivation on the desert land claim in township 3 south range 24 east before Beaverhead County court in Dillon Montana on October 16 1965 witnesses listed include Frank Pendleton Samuel Davies Peter Then Dihsen Avantine Dacke John Mobyams Hevister First publication August 2.
The notice proclaims that Kitehiards Cieferwood claims a 13 hundred dollar stake under section 2M of the United States laws. It states expiration of ninety days after service, failing which the claimant may enforce rights to the Lookeoot mining claim in the Bannack mining district, Beaverhead County Montana.
Local Dillon Montana notice places PGE at the Giera House with directions to the first door on the south side. The snippet indicates a residence directive or property marker in the town.
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