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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
6
Harry Hartley and May Hartley clash over opening an Easter egg as a test of affection. The golden egg cracks to reveal a engagement ring, sealing their future together amid playful bickering. Fate seems to settle their dispute with a perfect break.
The article surveys Easter customs from border regions, noting eggs as a central toy of festivity and egg feasts from breakfast to afters. Boys raid hidden stores, dye eggs, and stage playful battles with eggs. New clothes and spring joy reflect Lent’s end and seasonal renewal.
Mrs Dubbs schemes for a new Easter bonnet while Mr Dubbs plans a new hat. A puppy wrecks the spare room stash of bandboxes and ribbons, destroying both gifts. The couple chase the pup upstairs, discover the mess, and their Easter plans unravel in a comic caper of swapped presents and wakeful regrets.
The passage contemplates the revival of a great spring tide festival. It envisions a carnival of innocent merrymaking appealing to devout religious observers and secular audiences alike.
A dynamite explosion near Oskar eight miles north of Houghton yesterday killed Gustave Jenkela and Erik Kalfenan and badly injured Henry Dapia who is expected to recover. The blast occurred in John Boullard’s house as the building burned while his family was at church. two timber fragments struck the victims as they fought the fire.
El Paso March 24 two tramp youths aged 15 and 17 were killed when a train ran over them at Yeleta fifteen miles east of El Paso. The three boys were sleeping on the track and were part of a party traveling through the country. Freddie Winchester of Brack, Ga., was with them. he does not remember details and his home is in Los Angeles.
Nurse Misa Blanche Boise, aged about 85, horsewhipped Mayor Parker in his Topeka office after a confrontation linked to temperance campaigns. She claimed public officials must be pressed to enforce laws and boasted of an organized group with whips for Governor Stanley and Judge Hazen, while praising her act amid further political taunts.
A red muley cow branded X on left ribs and with a swallow fork in left ear, about 5 years old, came to the ranch on Medicine Lodge creek, 12 miles from Bedrock, around September first, 1901. Any owner proving ownership and paying for overwintering and this notice may reclaim the animal.
Department in Helens Montana issues notice listing Geo W. Sat al Clark and others for final proof in district court Dillon on April date. Claimant must establish residence and cultivation to prove claim under law.Registrar Gargsx signs the notice.
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