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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

21 Apr 1922

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1922

Page

4

The Cinnabar Mine Plot Deepens in a Family Saga

Stanford Broughton seeks his grandfather’s supposed estate linked to a hidden safe in the Cinnabar mine. Bullerton pressures a sale while Jeanie Twombly and old miner Hiram offer allies. Stanford weighs hanging on for a fortune versus selling to protect Jeanie’s future as suspicions of the mine’s true wealth and ownership mount.

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Stanford Broughton Stanford Charles Bullerton Atropia Angels Broughton Heasley Hiram Twombly Jeanie Hiram Pat Daddy Stannie Charles Bullerton Jezebel Budllerton Whig Charley Bullerton Carin Ballerton Shaft House Thad Stull Cinnabar Reservation
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The Cinnabar Mine Deed Vanishes After Sabotage

Stan Broughton wakes early to inspect the railroad survey and a possible drainage tunnel while Bullerton plots to ruin his Cinnabar claim. A sabotaged gear wrecks the pumps as Jeanie leaves with Bullerton, taking the deed that proves Stan's ownership, forcing him to consider streetwise legal avenues or county records for recovery.

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Arctic Bath Foreshadows Quiet House Scene

The narrator contemplates a confrontation with Bullerton as dawn breaks and the house remains unusually silent, with hints of activity stirring outside. The tense mood sets up the pending confrontation and the decision to act that morning.

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Climb your horse and get off the map

A fragmentary line presents a rustic quip about navigation and a wary mother figure, suggesting a scene of advice and domestic observation amid uncertain times. It reads as period style dialogue with humorous tone and rural setting hints.

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BY Francis. Lynde Charles Scribner's Lond Sam Hull Adam Stunnie Neck O' Woods Buddy Fuller Cinnabar Gulch Grandfather Jasper Tropia Deanie Daddy Hiram Pnearest Dady Jasper Pullan Percy Percy Lid China Copal County Recorder's Office Hit
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