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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

30 Mar 1894

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1894

Page

3

Marjorie Sets Course for Welton School Amid Gossip

A young teacher Marjorie Page travels to Welton with Mr Maitland after receiving a year’s certificate. She faces board scrutiny, a stern superintendent, and growing loneliness as she gains loyal pupils, builds wary friendships, and contends with looming rumors of engagement.

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Marjorie Welton Penelope Maitland Denery Mrs. Mallory Mr. Maitland Rockford Ohio Pap Jawin Chris Hartwell Chris Lawson Mr. Gregg Liangon Wile Page Gregg Dr. Denery Mallory Miss Graham
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Mystery Benefactor Santa Clauses Mishicott Family

A Mishicott Wisconsin family received a sudden gift from a mysterious donor who claimed to be a California bound brother of the Hallbergs. A check for 14000 dollars was cashed at Manitowoc Savings Bank and final gifts included a diamond studded watch. The giver, posing as Mr Harris, vanished as the family remains puzzled.

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Santa Claus Mishicott Wis Hallberg Mr. Harris Hallbergs California Jans Hallberg Manitowoc Savings Bank Mr. Warris Chicago Inter Ocean
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Murderer Receives Six Months for Fatal Stabbing in Vienna

During a cholera scare in Vienna a captain killed a baker who criticized his bread tests. The court sentenced the officer to six months arrest in barracks with retention of rank after service. The incident sparked a large funeral and public sympathy for the victim.

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