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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1897
Page
8
A reflective verse piece asks when the mainland voyage will begin and if sun and wind, Island scents, and celestial guidance will mark a safe sailing toward distant shores. It ponders night, calm seas, lighthouses, and a final harbor under a guiding cloud of fire as a seeker awaits fate.
A distraught wife named Mrs Buckler braves a moonless forest path to fetch pine knots for the neighbor’s cabin. She endures wolfish fears, recalls her husband’s warnings, and reaches safety at last, carrying the night’s fruit and a wary sense of relief.
United States Land Office records show Miller and partners filing for a patent on the Red Sky mine in Elk Horn mining district Beaverhead County Montana. The claim covers 20.06 acres with Survey Number 05 and adjacent Lith Storm Lode claim about a quarter mile away.
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication states William Aves of Amesville Montana has filed to prove his desert land claim No 2070 in section 28 town 1 range 1 on April 1 1867 before the district court clerk in Dillon Montana. Witnesses Pat Desmond James Mans a Milton Nay Byron Nay all of Dillon to prove irrigation and reclamation of the land. WE Con Register. First publication March 17 1897.
Notice is given that Frank Lauterbach has filed for final proof on his claim RNa S486. Proof will be before James G Walker at Virginia City Montana on April 27 18y7. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation are Max Lauterbach Daniel Phoebus Rank Landon Charles Stelay of Dillon Montana. The publication date is March 15.
Final proof notice filed by Phowaa Ho Judge of Marnack Montana to prove desert land claim No. 2 for 40 acres before District Clerk at Paton Montana on February 24 1922. Witnesses James Ho Abrams Willat Avery and others testifying to reclamation of desert land per entry DPsuarfee. First publication February 24.
Messrs. C. A. Seow & Co. of Washington trade address offer free pamphlets on patent procurement. They provide guidance on decisions, foreign and domestic patent activity, and how to obtain U S patents.
A 1852 December marriage linked Rutherford B. Hayes to Lucy Webb in a ceremony at the White House with Dr. L. D. McCabe performing. The piece recalls Lucy Webb Hayes as a powerful influence and notes McCabe also officiated marriages for other notable figures.
A fragmented report details a rampant cholera spread in the city, with dire consequences for residents and widespread fear. The piece cites authorities and mentions overwhelmed clinics as the illness surges, stressing urgent public health action.
A described experimental finding by an artist at a meeting of American Oreists suggests light end pieces of herd hides may conceal objects by blending with ground shadows. The report notes a two inch offset from the white bottom and gradual shading toward the upper portion, causing the object to disappear when viewed from a distance.
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