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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1888
Page
4
The readable fragment references health topics and a mention of Louise Morris in the Inter Ocean. It hints at poetic lines about vanity and spiritual restraint. No clear event or dates are present to establish a definite news item.
Miss Henrietta Henshaw, an aunt and guardian, balks at gifts for her orphan niece Lottie. A veteran doctor, Dr Beach, reveals a tale of a rosebush once tied to a past love. The cure for heartbreak inspires a surprise plan that unites Lottie with eccentric bachelor Henry Manvers and seals their marriage with a grand rose laden scene.
General Booth of the Salvation Army plans to dispatch tin soldier squads to Ireland and South America. Some units have reached Jerusalem where streets echo with their drums and tambourines as they march.
Trank G. Carpenter reports how multimillionaires like Amos Lawrence and A T Stewart suffer from insomnia and dyspepsia despite wealth and staff. Hewitt of Washington endures restless nights from hotel life and a noisy neighbor’s dog, while plans to cure such ills fail and even city headlines follow the tale.
The Guanajuato quarry yields a green stone that darkens to pink, ideal for building though slabs are only three to four inches thick. The portico of the new theater showcases the stone in considered columns. Guanajuato’s market offers herb stands, seashells, animal parts, and pottery including iridescent wares and red glazed bottles. Guadalajara wares are sold cheaply here, 18 cents per bottle, vs higher prices elsewhere.
A reader notes Queensland jails offer a rosy life for some female boarders while a warder’s phone is tapped at night and a guard’s wakeful, odd behavior is observed. At Townsville a hard labor inmate complains of officials after being barred from Adelaide chess, despite willingness to return. The piece likens modern Queensland prison conditions to Darlinghurst era reports.
Lieut Greelyt y Dogs Wolf once aboard the Greely arctic expedition is credited as the nigh reader that drew the sledges. He now resides in Ostridand California after a summer there. He is cared for at painter McNeil’s home with Gen Sherman funding. The Boston Transcript notes Wolf’s transfer from Eliot Creely to Gen Sherman after the expedition. An elephant’s brain is larger than a human’s, but the trunk is smaller than a woman’s.
A traveler's note finds kindness as the universal social code despite differences in color, height, and characteristics. The piece cites Warner's safe care testimonials showing sympathy as a life saving force, including Capt. Gev. 2 Wilthank of Philadelphia who recovered after a friend urged Warner's remedy.
The City of Hows Owners notes building and loan associations in Philadelphia as a strong force for home ownership. Shareholders pay twenty five cents weekly per share, funds accumulate and are offered to buyers at prevailing bids with security on land or buildings. Interest goes to shareholders.
The Japan naval department plans to order about fifteen men of war and gunboats from private yards at a cost not less than 300000 gen each. Completion is targeted within two years. There are forty Jewish billionaires in New York City.
The notice lists Zequl Forbes and Lasy Ortiod at Mathews, Sn Feb 2 1888. It states the claimant must prove retentian before the First Judicial District Court in Dillon Montana on March 17 1888, with Samuel Powell as applicant, and witnesses Jasper Wilson Williams Otis Orias Willis and Robert Wing. Names Langhorne Hegister appears as registrar.
Nother for Fine Proof Lane Ovfice at Meena Montana March 10 1888 final proof to be made before the Clerk at the District Court Beaverhead County Montana Samuel Diabley preemption case No 8284 for the SE NE and SW NE tracts witnesses Nabert Johns Winfield S Younger Alfred C Hil and William A Gilbert all residents of Dillon Montana Oot S W LARGHORNE Register
Notice is given that Lane Orgick of Helena Montana filed a supplemental final proof for his land claim. The proof will be made before George F. Cope Deputy Clerk, Third Judicial District Court in Virginia City on March 7 1888. Witnesses John W Brooks Eheo Terry Palice W Baker Clayton W Bagge from Twin Bridges Madison County Montana must prove continuous residence and cultivation up to March 6 1885. Glenn Langton Register.
Notice for final proof before the Clerk of the District Court Meagherhead County Dillon Mont March 02 1888 by Mowry Woenhokt preemption DS No Soga for SE NW and lots 2 3 7 8 W as witness Crate Corncil Joti Aa Subway Chora Porch and John C Poindexter all of Dillon MT to prove continuous residence and cultivation of the claimants land in Dillon Montana.
Notice is given that the named settler has filed intent to make final proof in support of a claim. The proof will be before Melton, a district judge in Dillon Montana, on March 1, NAN. Witnesses include Henry Porch James Selway Hubert Hansen and Lars Hansen of Dillon to prove residence and cultivation.
Notice is given that the following homestead applicant has filed for final proof to support his claim. Before Melton, probate judge, Beaverhead County, Dillon Montana, on Wednesday, March 5, 1891, to prove continuous residence and cultivation of the land. Witnesses named: Veter, Hoth, Joseph Bear, Willan Bow, Benjamin Chester, all of Melrose Montana. LANGHOYVE, Register.
Postal notice records a final action at Hincena Montana dated January 23, 188s. The terse entry lists property or tax related language with official seal references and a public proceeding placeholder. No additional names or figures are legible in the fragment.
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