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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1930

Page

2

Prodigal Tales of Meldrum and Alaska Gold Rush

A Scotsman Meldrum leaves home to seek fortune in San Francisco and Alaska. He partners with the Prodigal and Salvation Jim Hubbard as they join the Klondike stampede. On a voyage, Athol befriends a young girl Berna traveling with her grandfather amid wealth fantasies.

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Voyage to the Klondike Trail Ends in Silent Resolve

The narrator recalls hardships along the Skagway to Bennett route with the Prodigal and crew as they push toward Eldorado. Amid danger and toil, he finds Berna, who reveals she is trapped with Madam Winklestein's group and plans to stay with them. He pledges support, while Berna gives a final note of gratitude and goodbye as they face an uncertain future together.

Dyea Chilcoot Mervin Madam Winkletein Tie Canyon City Salvation Jim Jamwagon Brian Wanless Yulhammner Bullhammer Bellhammer Paradise Valley Skagway Jake Mosher Klondike Jim Ile Polak Berna Miy Dyea Trail Alba Bennett Marvin Hewson Lindeman Pame of Winklestein Madam Winklestein. Jr Eldorado

Be Ciary of Bitterness sage of China town quote

A Washington Star quote from Hi Ho the sage of China town warns that bitter words provoke tears of future bereavement. The line urges restraint to avoid causing pain in others and highlights the cost of harsh speech.

Ciary Hi Ho Chinatown Washington Star

M Paumie's Parisian Dye House Ad

M Paumie's Parisian Dye House offers French dyeing and cleaning with guaranteed satisfaction. Located at 60 West Galena Street in Butte Montana, outside work is solicited and phone number 516 is provided.

M. Paumie Galena St Butte, Mont

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