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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1904
Page
3
Acker's Blood Elixir is promoted as a universal remedy for blood diseases including acrofulous and syphilitic poisons. The ad asserts symptoms such as headache pains fever pimples and loss of appetite prove impure blood and claims guaranteed cures, sold by Riley's Drug Store.
The Beaverhead county commissioners invite sealed bids by 10 a.m. April 16 1904 for a frame barn and a brick water closet on the Dillon Montana courthouse grounds. Bids require 10 percent certified check and guarantee contract faithfulness. The board may reject any bid and will hear road petitions at the meeting. W M Oliver chairman. Clerk J S Baxen attest. Also notice of rooms for visitors at the 1904 World’s Fair in St Louis.
John Branagan surviving partner of the Branagan Jord co partnership will sell at public auction at 2 p m on April 9 1004 in front of the Court House Butte Bilver Bow County Montana the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter and other fractions in Sections 2 11 14 and 23 Township 3 South Range 9 West Madison County including a large number of water rights on Hig Hole and Big Hole rivers totaling about 1500 inches all located with the land described and conveyed from Marcisse Le Doux to erge EK Bates and then to Thomas Ford with improvements appurtenances and the sale is by decree of the District Court. Ten percent certified check required with each bid. Balance due on court confirmation.
Mrs. Rosanna Haining, 73, wife of George Haining, longtime Birch Creek resident, died Monday afternoon at her daughter J. W. Sutherland’s home after a month of illness. Born in New Brunswick, she and her husband came to Birch Creek in 1880. Survived by husband and children in Missoula, Anaconda, Dillon, and Birch Creek. Funeral held Wednesday at J. W. Sutherland’s residence with Rev. H W Tilden officiating. interment Mountain View cemetery.
Warranty deeds record transfers among Hattie M Noyes McCaffery Rhodes Bond and others with parcels in Wisdom Dill and adjacent townships. Considerations range from 50 to 2000 dollars. Patents grant land in sections 27 34 and others. water rights issued for 8 cubic feet sec 9 10. quartz locations noted by Robbins Underwood and Marcus Hanns. new wallpaper stock advertised by Hughes Mc Galeb.
The writer recalls attending Easter at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Palestine. Soldiers patrol the crowded interior while worshipers crowd windows and balconies hoping to glimpse and touch the sacred fire as pilgrims pay high prices for closer access.
Full blood Norman stallion four years old from Jas Mauldin. Dam imported from France. weight 1 800 pounds with size 2 000 pounds expected. Registered and raised. colt to mature around 1 800 or 1 900 pounds. Large flat bone and perfect form. Address J T M Sruway Dillon Montana.
Eyewitness describes Jerusalem holy fire ceremony with bishops and priests inside the sepulcher. Pilgrims light tapers, crowds surge, and Armenian and Greek communities spread the flame to churches and monasteries as guards and Arabs chant for divine intervention.
A anxious scene unfolds as a forecasted storm fails to arrive by Saturday noon. The barometer falls, clouds gather, and a worried public awaits hat deliveries from milliners blamed for delays. Easter promises clearing skies as the mercury rises.
Describes the sacred Jerusalem enclosure known as the temple where Jews gather at the western wall each afternoon. They murmur Jeremiah's lamentations with tears as they press their foreheads to the stones beneath the outer wall.
A historic Irish practice tied to Idaster Sunday involves a line about offering eyes and eggs. The text notes the ritual likely derives from early Christian influences, with phrases such as Me Aisther eggs on ye and That ye musht get, though the current meaning has faded.
The New York Times reports a Philadelphia archbishop at a women's college jubilee gives a moral quip about rouge. He suggests "the middle course" and advises painting one cheek to balance modern cosmetic views.
In a poisoning case before a War renaburg justice of the peace last week, defense counsel lashed out with vitriol. The judge rebuked him, and after a moment the attorney again used abusive language. The 200 pound judge rose, shook, and warned the young lawyer to hush, threatening to "pit whip the devil out of you" if he did not desist.
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