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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
6
Ford and I visit Guiney Manor to confirm a haunting while a bell rings and a ghostly woman appears. A hidden wire, a staged specter, and a young woman reveals the scam claiming the manor as family property before New Year.
The piece recounts Scottish New Year traditions from plum pudding mishaps to first footing. It notes hunting lodge meals with puddings turned to buckshot, celebrations at city halls, clashes of bottles at midnight, and highland bagpipes marking the dawn of the new year.
A narrator recalls a man who, gifted with wealth, grows arrogant and scorns others. He mistakes world praise for true greatness, counting value in dollars. Fate toys with him then snaps the string, leaving him stripped of cash and status amid rubbish. Arthur J. Burdick.
A vivid portrait of a young child, his sunburnt cheek resting on folded hands, and mischief flickering behind sleepy lashes. The speaker admires his rugged clothes and worn shoes, hinting at a lively, endearing spirit ready to spark mischief and charm.
A century poem by Wheeler Wilcox celebrates enduring love as a shared home and weather. It speaks of joy in any season, simple meals, and lifting despair, claiming life moves with tilted treasure for two. The lines affirm eternal love and a world built by pair unity.
A diffident theatregoer recounts weekly visits to vaudeville where magicians single him out. He describes holding a red an bony arm with a bag and being asked to try sand tea on stage, feeling humiliated as the audience watches. He rails against magicians and vows not to attend to avoid embarrassment.
A thoughtful man notes rewards for lost money reveal character. He recalls a town elder who, after losing two rolls of cash, resisted rewards until finally offering a reward equal to the loss, hoping the finder would keep the rest.
The Department of the Interior notices I Albert Metzel of Madison County Montana contests homestead entry 0268 filed by Gustav C Miller. Alleged abandonment and lack of cultivation suspend the claim. A hearing is set for January 28 1902 before L J Price in Monida Montana and final hearing February 1 1902 in Helena. Publication ordered due to difficulty serving notice.
United States Land Office Helena Montana November 21 1901 announces Frank M Andras of Alice Mont filed intention to prove desert land claim Lot 48 61 and reclamation before Commissioner L A Price. Witnesses named to prove completion of entry and reclamation per George D Crerne Register.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana a petition by Elizabeth S Bywaters seeks court instruction on rights to the estate of John Carman. It directs service on listed heirs and directs them to show cause before the court by a specified date in December 1901.
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