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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
2
Lee and a unconscious girl evade six pursuers on a snowbound island. He steals a York boat, fights off armed men, and ferries the girl toward the mainland while wounded, planning a final trek through forest to safety and rescue.
Sergeant Lee Anderson of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is sent to locate Pelly, a murder suspect, and to guard Jim Rathway, head of illicit liquor runners. In Little Falls Pelly is rumored to be dead or missing after a gold mine claim. A girl arrives at a rough hotel, pursued by Pierre and Shorty. Anderson helps the girl and pursues toward Liston Lake. A road ambush casts him from his horse and he awakens to find the girl gone. He tracks to Liston Lake where Rathway and Estelle, Anderson’s former lover, are with another abducted girl. After a confrontation Anderson and Estelle escape with the abducted girl aided by Estelle. His companion suffers a knee dislocation which Anderson sets.
The line speaks of a night endured by a weary figure, driven by a stubborn will. Darkness surrounds, light remains a guiding presence. The passage centers on endurance, resilience, and inner resolve in hardship.
A Parisian singer touring the world once stopped in the Society Islands where her manager earned receipts but locals lacked currency. Her share consisted of 3 pigs oll turkeys 44 chickens 5000 coconuts and an uncounted bananas and oranges. She fed the fruit to animals and donated her barnyard before leaving.
The greatest mining venture in New Zealand aims to control the Kawarau river at Lake WakatipuOtago outlet with seazutes to work crevices for gold The minister of mines calls the Kuwarau one of the world s richest rivers The plan could open new gold mines along 37 miles If successful the yields are expected to be tremendous
Advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for whitening laundry after a long day of hard work. The copy emphasizes clean, snowy clothes as the satisfying outcome of using the product.
In pioneer days pronged-horn antelope were numerous, about 75 million, but now only around 22,000 remain in the United States. A large land tract in Oregon has been reserved to prevent their extinction.
Pharmacists advertise Joint-Ease as a remedy for sore inflamed and rheumatic joints promising quick relief and limbering effects. The ad claims it works when other remedies fail and is available for sixty cents at druggists nationwide in America.
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