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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1910
Page
6
A refined ceremony united a Simpson Kansas bride and a Dillon groom. Rev Noftsinger officiated, an intimate friend of the Foote family. The couple will honeymoon from Dillon to Salt Lake City Grand Island Kansas City and back to Simpson.
A promotional note touts syrup of figs as a legitimate remedy for constipation. It claims the product supports natural functions through proper nourishment and daily habits, urging readers to rely on regular routines rather than suppressing natural processes. Sold by leading druggists at a standard price.
Melvin M. Pugh, brought from Medicine Lodge, was examined by the county medical board and found insane. He was sent to Warm Springs asylum after previous confinement for violence near Lima. He claimed Civil War birth and a father who lost an arm in battle, with an “imitation arm” that doctors found to be birth-made.
Ex Senator J P Murray of Dillon travels to Butte to follow a mining deal. Davenport Iowa financier C Simpson and Rock Island IL H Murphy join with M S Largey and C E Gruwell of Butte to form a corporation including Cyclone Etta Ena and other Radersburg gold claims. Final papers to be signed today with projected high production.
A benefit program for the Athletic Association will be held at the High School this evening. After the program refreshments of ice cream cake and coffee will be served in the library and home made candy will be for sale. The program includes instrumental solos readings recitations and a drill by children from Miss Roberts room with selections and remarks from Mrs Robinson and others.
Local ads promote guaranteed pickups at the Acacia and real estate services by Beckstead Real Estate and Investment Co. Pat Phillips builds a cement walk by the courthouse, Anna Hart showcases new millinery, and travel notes mention Clarence Moon leaving for Missoula. Virginia City visitors evaluate Dillon school facilities and discuss an Alder electric railroad proposal.
Real estate transfers list patents and warranty deeds involving Beaverhead County Montana. Grants cover large tracts near Polaris Big Hole basin Wisdom and Dell with values noted from $1 to $7 000. Also quit claims grant deeds water rights and mining locations in Blacktail district with several parties named including Abrams Hughes Crain and Jones.
Teachers examination to be held in Dillon on April 29 and 30 with the last Friday and Saturday of the month. All applicants must present at the county superintendent's office by 9 o'clock Friday morning April 29. Beaverhead County Montana.
The notice states a charge of $1.50 per folio of 100 words for the first insertion and 50 cents per folio for subsequent insertions. It also notes affidavits of publication will be withheld until payment is made.
The State of Montana summons Wm. Scott in Beaverhead County to appear before Justice George Noble in Lima on May 2 1910 at 9 a m to answer a civil suit by S B Burnside for fourteen and 40 100 dollars for goods sold and delivered between February 16 and March 16 1910. If he fails to appear judgment will be entered against him. Dated April 12 1910 Geo Nose Justice of the Peace.
State Auditor I H R Cunningham certifies that Aachen and Munich Fire Insurance Company of Aix La Chapelle Germany is authorized to transact fire insurance in Montana until March 31 1911. The sworn statement dated Dec 31 1909 shows assets 2 242 315 35 liabilities 1 132 870 05 net surplus 1 109 444 40 and annual income 1 205 996 15 with deposit 245 000.00.
The Aetna Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut filed a sworn statement on December 31 1909 under Montana Revised Codes for life insurers showing compliance with state laws. The certificate lists paid up capital 4 000 000 assets 8 062 110 33 liabilities 7 999 405 99 8 062 704 34 and income for 1909 of 8 060 935 71.
The Allance Insurance Company of Philadelphia Pennsylvania filed a sworn statement with the Montana State Auditor on December 31 1909 under Montana Revised Codes relating to Life Insurance Companies. The filing indicates compliance with state insurance laws.
The company is empowered to transact fire insurance in the state by properly appointed agents until March 31, 1911, unless revoked by law. The statement shows paid up capital as of 1909 and liabilities totaling 1,680,753.65 with net surplus 685,272.06 and other figures including surplus of 045,481.59 for policyholders.
The State Auditor’s Office notes that the Agricultural Insurance Company, Watertown New York, complies with Montana insurance laws as of March 31 1911 The company shows paid up capital 60000000 aggregate liabilities 192083724 and total income for 1909 of 179161320 with net result figures listed Ex Officio 105724106 total 347807830 140826171
The District Court of Beaverhead County Montana receives a notice to creditors of Rudolph W Petersen deceased. Sophia Burrigno executrix requires claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at H G Rodgers Dillon Montana.
We notify William Dugan and Thomas Bastien that $166.66 plus shares have been spent on the Finvalley Starlight and Clipper quartz mining claims in Bloody Dick district Beaverhead County Montana to hold the properties under the 1880 act and annual labor requirements for 1908 and 1909. If not paid within 90 days of publication or personal service, the property will vest in the subscribers who incurred the expenditures. Dated March 31 1910.
Section 35 township 10 south range 14 west Montana Principal Meridian lands open to disposal to applicant. Persons claiming adversely or objecting to mineral character must file affidavits of protest in the register's office by April 27 1910. First posted March 15 1910. Stephen Carpenter Register.
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