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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1895
Page
8
A fragmentary 19th century verse piece laments wind and storm as voices of a suffering soul. The speaker appeals to fate and divine will, contrasting restless seas with fixed decrees and seeking solace in heavenly decision.
An Orangeville reader describes Lost River in Indiana as a subterranean waterway that vanishes and reappears miles away. The system features underground channels and caverns with dry riverbeds, misted by heavy rains, and fringed by dense timber and rare scenery along Washington and Orange counties.
The article details an underground water system near Orangeville with Lost River and Stamper's Creek, sink holes, a long ravine, and a four hundred foot gulf. It notes crystal cold water, blind crayfishes, silences of visitors, a windlass for hauling, and Orangeville’s limited hotel presence but tourist interest.
A medical authority discusses whether brain matter migrates to finger tips in blind individuals enhancing touch. The piece considers transfer of perceptive brain matter versus latent fingertip cells developing with need, noting skepticism about true brain material movement. It also mentions the Roman bat and its crown and brica in a separate note.
Dora McIntosh sues Henry A. McIntosh in the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County to dissolve their marriage and restore Dora to her maiden name. The defendant is ordered to answer within twenty days. failure results in default judgment. The case cites alleged cruel treatment and abuse with dates in December and references a court clerk’s notice dated September 26, 1800.
Lam Office Montana records publish that William Montgomery files final proof for his desert land claim. He appears before Dillon district court clerk November 1885 to establish continuous residence and cultivation for the entry on section 3, township 2, range 2. Witnesses include Vizas Thorass, Lewern Arnel, August Jannkie, Alva Nayes. First publication October 2.
Land Office at Missoula Montana announces that James Montgomery claims lands in Dillon Montana and will prove up at the District Court on November 8 1895. He is named by legal notice to establish residency and cultivation on his entry for the se al Up A 8 7. Witnesses listed include Thomas J Joaseph Arnold August Jamkie Wisham Montana and Alva J Neves Dillon Montana. John M Evans Register. First publication October 2.
Land Office at Missoula Montana September 21 1863 notice is given that the following settler has filed notice of intention to make proof before B R Z Nom as clerk of the district court at Dillon Montana on October 31 1895 Samuel M Skelton has filed for a dwelling and pench and lots 1 2 section 30 township etc noting the geog entities and dates from the damaged text
The District Court of the 11th Judicial District Montana issues summons to Willian L. Kischer in the case Lilts vs Kischer. Plaintiffs seek dissolution of the partnership in the Dorly Quartz Lode Mining claim, an accounting, and a sale of the defendant's undivided interest with possible judgment for $624.82 plus costs. The notice warns failure to answer within twenty days will result in default and further relief.
A. D. 1394 notice states labor costs of one hundred dollars expended on the Red Tind and Bulger quartz lode claims in the Utopian and Red Ti t districts. It lists claim boundaries, discovery dates in 1888 1890, and records in Beaverhead County Montana. If co owners do not contribute within ninety days the claims will vest in the subscriber.
District Court of Montana's Beaverhead matter orders H A Bond as executor to show cause why sale of decedent N A Stiles estate assets should not be granted. hearing on December 6, 1886 at 4 PM at the Deion courthouse to determine authorization for sale.
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