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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1925

Page

2

Lee Anderson Pursues Pelly in Canadian Outback Mine Plot

Royal Canadian Mounted Police sergeant Lee Anderson travels to Stony Range to capture murder suspect Pelly and guard Jim Rathway head of the Free Traders. Amid rough terrain a missing mine is found and a romance with Joyce Pelly develops before danger and pursuit lead toward a Moravian mission and a hidden gorge entrance.

Lee Anderson Royal Canadian Mounted Police Stony Range Pelly Jim Rathway Free Traders Little Falls Pierre Shorty Anderson Liston Lake Siston Lake Rathway Estelle McGrath Joyce Pelly

Desperate chase in storm as Lee confronts mystery

Lee clings in the tunnel as a monstrous assailant fights him to the death. He defeats his foe, escapes the shaft, and searches the log house for Joyce, then spots sleigh tracks pointing toward the mission suggesting Joyce may be with Father McGrath.

Lee Joyce Rathway Pelly Free Traders Siston Lake St. Joyce Father McGrath

The Confession of Miss Pelly and the Runaway Father

Joyce tells Lee the tale of her father Rathway and the mine she fled to a convent to escape his threats. The priest Father McGrath warns Lee to stay away, while Joyce urges surrender to avoid further bloodshed as the past crimes and a hidden mine drive their perilous confrontation.

Canada Jacques Leboeuf Rathway Leboeuf

The Long Walk Ends At A Mission Crossing

Lee trudges through deep snow to a coastal mission and faces a stern priest in a threatening standoff. A group of log huts cluster around a larger building as lights glow and a horse neighs, signaling arrival at a tense confrontation.

Lee Kingdom Come

Lovers Split Amid Secret Separation Question

A historic query questions whether a couple will endure their bond despite prevailing forces that seek to divide them. The article weighs social pressures and personal commitment affecting their future.

Reproduction Modes of Jellyfish Described

A London report summarizes jellyfish reproduction. Most start from eggs that form tree-like growths on the sea floor, drop buds, and become jellyfish. Large species release free eggs that become pear-shaped larvae, drift with hairlike ears, anchor, then split into flat discs that grow into adults.

London

Joint-Ease advertised as relief for rheumatic joints

An old advertisement promotes Joint-Ease a topical remedy for stiff painful joints claiming fast relief after other cures fail. It promises to reduce swelling and tighten joints with a rub on formula priced 66 cents a tube at druggists.

Come and See Young Husband Dinner Invitation

A fragment from the London Weekly Telegraph shows a dialogue where a young husband invites a visitor to his home for dinner. He humorously assures that if his wife's cooking succeeds she will welcome another guest, and if it fails he will be the judge.

London Weekly Telegraph

Man’s humor helps him know when not to laugh

A wry observation notes that a sharp sense of humor teaches restraint in moments when laughter would be inappropriate. It emphasizes self control and timing as signs of mature wit.

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