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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
2
A 1908 Bobbs-Merrill compilation titled The Mascots of Sweet Briar Gulch presents light fiction and character sketches. The work reflects early 20th century humor and vivid rural settings with named figures and social scenes.
Ches Felton crawls through a tunnel collapse to reach Jim pinned under timbers. Bud dispatches to find help, while Ches rides Buck through danger to summon aid and save his injured partner from a deadly cave-in.
Mrs Gottlelby Sheppner a Cleveland washer seeks a share in her first husband Jacob Schulees father in law estate. If successful she could receive at least 1 000 000 and perhaps a Rhine castle. Her attorney contacted A Klein of Ansburg Germany estate solicitor. She claims she left Cleveland with Schulee when he was ill. he later disappeared and she raised three children alone. She believes he is dead after seventeen years without contact.
Colorado Springs banker W. B. Jackson retires after fulfilling a pledge to leave $1,000,000 to each of his six children. Over fifteen years he built a $6,000,000 estate including cash, mining stocks and real estate. His first wife was Helen Hunt, author of Ramona, who died childless. his second wife was Edith Beanfield.
A man in Auburn prison goes by Andrew J. White and claims to be George A. Kimmel a former Kansas City banker missing since 1898. In Niles Michigan debates over the truth and a $25 000 life insurance payment hinge on whether White is Kimmel.
Boilermakers and helpers in the Philadelphia water bureau of the department of public works receive a $4 per week raise plus improved conditions. The change affects both boilermakers and helpers, increasing weekly pay and benefits for city employees.
The first electric railway began about thirty years ago with a 1.5 mile line from Berlin to a military school in the suburbs. A single car served twelve passengers on that inaugural run.
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