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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1893
Page
5
A poem contrasts how men treat others seeking favors versus those who help. it notes fluctuating kindness from friends who may forget when debts arise and highlights social expectations in boasted patronage.
A sister recalls Emma Rosilis a devout girl fallen for Emilien. Emma enters a Ursuline convent to forget him but finds rising pain, confesses, and is guided to care for Emilien and Anna's daughters. Emma and Emilien wed, raise eight children, and enjoy enduring happiness.
The National Tribune notes that conscience stricken individuals return sums believed stolen from the government, yet no special records exist to show proper disposition. Treasury officials plan separate accounts to prove trustworthiness and rebut anonymous accusations.
A Boston Gazette quip features a Porter telling a lady her berth is the top one and the passenger retorts about not being a bundle of old fashioned dry goods. The porter replies the passenger is an angel deserving near heaven.
A masked robber halted a stage about nine miles east of town, forced driver Jack Bartles and three passengers to march up the road, and emptied Wells Fargo mail from the box. He returned watches and small sums, joking and whistling as he fled with the stage crew left counting losses. An insured adjuster from Salem kept a watchful headgear during the robbery, while others recovered items. The criminal hinted at visiting his mountain home.
A collage of seasonal verse from Somerville Journal noting crisp air leaves turning color and frost threats. It includes a humorous anecdote from Mrs Z in an 1800s style tale about a country kitchen and a novice cook.
A collage of vignette lines captures a playful early romance set near Belle Isle with a wary fortune and a wary widowhood joke. Readers encounter humorous exchanges in Brooklyn Life and Washington Star style while Youth's Companion and Cincinnati Gazette contribute whimsical scenes of a doll like magician girl and a dining room ant metaphor.
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