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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1892
Page
3
An article describes a compact country meeting house able to seat about 200, featuring a hemicircular platform end for better acoustics and appearance. It outlines a stone foundation, heavy timber framing, clapboard sides, tongued and grooved interior, and a heated, ventilated hall with colored glass windows and a library study room.
A lyrical fragment by James Whitcomb Riley expresses failed attempts to sing and articulate deep love. The speaker laments dulled rhymes and uncooperative echoes that stumble in the path of expressing affection for a beloved.
A poetic reminiscence recalls courting moments along a railway lane near Dawson's alley and Pat's, where Sally appears amid lamps and crowds. The speaker notes transformation through love and prayer as Sally's sweetness changes his heart and life.
A poetic call urging society to value intellect over brute force. The speaker pleads for men of brains to guide governance, industry, and culture as civilization faces decay and rebuilding. The text laments the loss of wise leadership and exalts rational minds.
A fragment describes a ruler who loves gardens fountains horses and royal sports. His poets sing to please him, but only Mustapha's songs truly reach the hearts of the people, while others fail to gain fame.
A stark reflection on resilience in the face of fate. The speaker declares mastery over fate and resolve despite oppression and danger. The text blends famous lines with a garbled final phrase indicating a misquoted or corrupted ending.
A fragmented tirade mocks a public figure by mixing praise and contempt. It contrasts shifting moods from gaiety to gravity and accuses the subject of mock pravity and vanity amid a collage of abstract terms.
Dr. Abbott urges turning life’s troubles into light, embracing cheerful religious practice across denominations. He argues genuine Christianity rests on love, service, and daily usefulness, not rigid sectarian labels, and notes children’s faith should keep joy and curiosity alive.
Fragmentary verse mentions hardship and care with references to a robin and a nest. Imagery hints at effort to ease pain and offer aid while invoking a nameless speaker. Emily Dickinsos appears as attribution-like text in an altered form.
State directory for district and county offices lists Beaverhead County officers including District Judge Hon. TV O. Graith, Sheriff ALO. Rote, Attorney Hod. ssurleigh, Treasurer J.C. Metlen, Clerk Will A. Jones, Clerk District Court R. 4 Thomax, D. F. Reinhardt, George M. Brown, Commissioners W.M. Oliver and A. W. Woodworth, County Surveyors J.H. Hartwie Coroner 2. Cashmore.
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