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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1904
Page
3
Advertisement claims pure blood shows in pallid skin and pimples. It promotes Acker's Blood Elixir as a universal cure while asserting a positive guarantee. Riley's Drug Store backs the claim and urges purchases to restore health.
Beaverhead county Montana invites bids by 10 a m April 16 1904 for constructing a frame barn and a brick water closet on the courthouse grounds in Dillon. Each bid must include 10 percent certified check. Awards made by county commissioners April 16 1904.
John Branagan surviving partner of the Ford Branagan partnership will auction land in Madison County Montana on April 9 1904 at 2 PM. The sale includes multiple fractional sections in Township 3 South Range 9 West and water rights on Big Hole River totaling 1500 inches plus parcels and improvements. Ten percent cash or certified funds required with balance after court confirmation.
Mary Beaver of Dillon Montana has filed to prove desert land claim No 5544 for section 24 in 1904 before Geo W French. Witnesses Adelbert Beaver John Anderson Charles Beaver and Justin E Morse prove irrigation and reclamation on the claim.
A Montana feature on Scranton based International Correspondence Schools highlights a 165 course program teaching technical trades by mail. It details instruction papers, exams, and a path from laborer to engineer, with endorsements from Butte and state figures and notes Montana enrollments, including 1000+ in Butte and 70 in Dillon.
Public notice offers a two story brick house with basement on a 30 foot lot near the Post Office in Butte Montana and several town lots in part for stock cattle or horses. Address N. E. Whipple 17 W. Broadway Butte Mont 4142.
In St Paul on April 4 a suit by Harriman Pierce and Oregon Short Line against Northern Securities, Northern Pacific and others signals a control battle over the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways. They seek intervention to halt a proposed stock distribution plan that would keep current magnates in control and undermine the court decree.
The seventy fourth annual conference opened at the Tabernacle with over 10,000 attendees. President Joseph S. Smith spoke of divine protection and growth, while Apostle Francis M. Lyman stressed building a posterity and multiplying the earth. no mention of Senator Smoot or polygamy.
A fire destroyed the new wing of Rideau Hall in Ottawa on April 4. Lady Minto, injured with a fractured leg, was safely removed from an apartment. Built about 36 years ago for the governor general, Rideau Hall cost around $200 000.
The interior department received a dispatch from Portland Oregon that the grand jury will report sixteen indictments tied to land frauds investigated for months. The alleged crimes involve the Heinland law and the timber and stone act.
Heavy cattle losses reported on the prairies of Minot North Dakota as several owners state entire herds have perished. Hundreds of cattle continue to die daily from starvation though melting snow has eased conditions. most cattle remain too weak to reach grass.
Martin Farrell an engineer recently on the towboat Mary Michaels was stabbed to death by James Cofty a cigarmaker who arrived from Poplar Bluff Missouri. Both men were intoxicated at the time of the assault and the killing occurred in Cairo Illinois on April 4.
Springfield April 4 Illinois miners and operators signed a state agreement effective for two years. The joint convention recorded no dissent when the scale committee reached the final agreement.
Michael Egan of Jersey City defeated James Fitzgerald of San Francisco in the second series to win the world handball championship in San Francisco on April 4.
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