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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1895
Page
8
A fragile china figurine sits in a kitchen scene as a housemaid gently dusts it and a shy romance unfolds. The moment ends sadly as the figure tilts and breaks, leaving the maid to confront the shattered heirloom and unanswered feelings.
Readable passages describe Nenah a chief’s daughter bound by a tribe ordinance during a retreat at a preservation site. The narrative notes a grand feast then a strict ban on leaving camp for several days. She is praised as a potential strong woman while braves eye her hand.
A reader-like fragment from Harper’s Young People recounts a girl’s fear as she awakes by a camp where everyone slept after a night of feasts. She fears the people are dead or fled, then begins a perilous walk toward the fort while recalling a haunting stream of dreamlike omens and legends of the Lip tribe.
A notice informs readers to pursue patents promptly under current laws with attention to caveats and Kr bernp cases. It urges detailed particulars on reception by modelers, warning of insecurities in patentability and requesting reference to this paper.
An advertisement from CALSNOW & COL claims patent service for Moubbote Fides and others. It asserts faster patent grants than competitors, offers lead models and photos, and promises to advise on patentability free of charge with fees only upon securing a patent. It lists their Washington office and invites inquiries with locations and client names.
An alias summons commands the defendant William Galigher to appear at the Che itil District Court to answer a complaint filed against him. The document outlines appearance within ten days of service and states consequences for nonappearance, including potential judgment by default and collection actions.
Official notice in Missoula district cites a court action with publication deadline. The fragment references a private party, a judge, and proceedings in a district, indicating process for manifold legal steps and public posting.
Final proof notice filed for timber culture claim. Names listed include B. Larder, Pivioen, Gortena with locations and a February 27 deadline for publication.
The fragmentary text mentions Litts and a tree scene after AX, with unclear names and a medical or event context. Names are garbled and places or dates are not discernible. The readable content suggests a brief local incident or anecdote but specifics remain uncertain.
Public notice from Missisava Mont. states that a settler has filed intention to make claim on plots. Names witnesses and neighbors including Angest Wenger and Peder Jemten. David Evans as register notes publication date March 12. Court or district clerk to hear the case on a specified April date.
Notice to creditors regarding the estate of AL M, Stileg, deceased. The article indicates the office of WS. Me buer and references a probate action with a tentative Marck date. Details are unreadable due to OCR corruption.
Notice for publication filed for Mining Application 3536 in Beaverhead County. Recorder Jas. BH Harpree lists locations, claim names and dates of first publication on Meret 4. The entry notes the public record and the register reference, with details about claim action and filing status.
United States Land Office Helena Montana issues Timber Culture final proof notice dated March 2 1955. Final proof required before district clerk on May 4 1895 for timber claim No 706 and adjoining parcels. Names witness list including William E Calloway and others appear in the damaged text.
A notice in the district land records states that STINGM CHET T14 XSEN has filed to prove the right to land under El No. 388. The end date for proof is May 72 before the clerk of the Peat eet court at LEE Jon Mor ta ra. The notice lists Demers and other claimants as involved parties and marks the first publication on June 21.
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