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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1897
Page
7
A fragmented OCR listing shows items such as Commercial Cabinets Catalogue Cabinets Stationery Closets and various office furniture and filing components including LegalsBlank Cases Pigeon Hole Cases Daily Report Cases Wire Partition Racks Book Cases Copying Press Stands Copying Press Cabinets and related goods. The text reads as a catalog or inventory fragment without a narrative context or dates.
Sioux City reports the Missouri River and Los Angeles Railway Company formed with $42 million capital. Founders include A V Larimer F McNulty Donald McLean Robert Buchanan Henry Woods E P Reynolds Jr and C D Smiley. Plans call for a coast extending line from Sioux City distinct from the Sioux City ONeill and Western Railway.
A Decoration Day gathering near Sweet Home Texas witnessed a fatal duel between Will Lewis and Wil Bosworth. After a calm exchange they drew revolvers. both fired until they were out of ammunition, dying at the scene. Lewis suffered three body shots and one arm wound. Bosworth four shots to the head and body.
A lyric from the New York Tribune extols a beloved, with lines about stars, noon, and kisses. The speaker praises his ladye smile and soft silks, claiming joy and bliss through her sight. The verse notes the spring of his heart and the sweet essence of the day.
In old New England mackerel fishing was a gentlemanly sport with rival schooners racing for speed and pride. Coastal communities shared tales of swift vessels, celebrated crews, and seasonal work that balanced sea life with home gardening.
A University of Minnesota tale notes how Fraulein Schoen called roll for Herr Harry Hare and the class laughed at the alliteration. The piece uses humor to illustrate pronunciation challenges across languages and vowels.
A French observer describes a city’s stark contrasts from gloated luxury to squalid poverty. He notes theatrical decadence, opulent hotels, ritual torture chamber travel by chain, and moral hypocrisy in upper society. He warns that gossip and slander undermine character across classes.
A Springfield Republican recollects a parallel tale from Connecticut where a Unitarian minister’s wife recalls a polite English clergyman who stayed overnight. The servant rose early, found the boots, cleaned them, and served breakfast while fearing further orders from the guest.
This advertise text promotes a comprehensive school offering summer normal courses in English, bookkeeping and penmanship, with no vacations and continuous admissions. It highlights competent department heads, postal instruction, and a college conservatory for instrumental instruction. It also notes lower expenses, private lessons for foreigners, and correspondence with merchants seeking office help.
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