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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
6
A fashion piece highlights a delicate foulard frock designed as a charming and affordable option for young women. It emphasizes a modest silhouette, light fabrics, and styling cues suitable for daytime wear and social occasions.
A spring fashion note describes a blue and white foulard frock featuring a bright king's blue color. The design shows a plaited skirt look with a modern blouse waist and a navy satin tie beneath a neat sailor collar.
An editorial questions the spoiled image of American women and asks if men shield them too much. It argues women should contribute to family struggles and view society as relaxation, not foundation, while both genders share responsibility for the current frivolous attitude.
A collection of old fashioned hacks includes rolling grapefruit to boost juiciness and pulp loosening, creating a broom cover from cloth and string, soaking corks to fit bottles, hemming heavy linen with soap to ease sewing, and using lemon juice with a hot iron to tackle rust.
The phrase suggests a philosophy of preparation through love as the path to enduring life. It emphasizes personal value and emotional readiness over external measures. The text frames immortality as attainable by cultivating affection and care.
A London card hints that German women use bold self descriptors while English women avoid similar titles. A German friend counters with a card calling the sender the widow of a national debt official, illustrating different cultural norms in title usage.
Willis asks if the Kentucky horses are afraid of autos. Gillis replies they never notice a train either, but he cannot get them used to a sprinkling cart to save his life.
A brief exchange shows Nelile asking about a proposal from Mr Felewajley while Nora notes he has inquired about breakfast and whether Nora's mother is a good cook. The dialogue hints at personal plans and domestic concerns within a social setting.
Public notices state affidavits of publication will be withheld until payment is received. The notice warns that failure to pay may delay or prevent final processing by the issuing authority.
Notice is given that Cecil McNinch of Dell Montana has filed intent to make final proof to establish his desert land claim for sections in township 13 south range west Montana meridian. The proof will be before A S Johnson U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on May 26 1911. Witnesses are William H Connor Joseph Wall John I Wall and Frank Garr all of Dell Montana. Stephen Carpenter Register
Notice declares the partnership of Barney Gesas and P R Nelson doing general merchandise in Lima Montana dissolved on April 13 1911. Nelson and Sons will assume all debts and collect debts due to the firm and operate the business as P R Nelson & Sons at Lima Montana.
In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County Amos A. Elliott sues Franklin P. Bradley to foreclose two July 1910 mortgages on property. If Bradley defaults after twenty days the plaintiff seeks sale of the premises and liability for any remaining balance with further relief as needed. Attorneys Roppers and Bennett of Dillon represent the plaintiff.
Henry Laughlin through attorney-in-fact J H Gilbert files for patent on 20.374 acre Amended Leap Year lode claim in Beaverhead National Forest Montana. Survey No 9167 in Township 6 South Range 10 West describes 1482.4 by 600 feet mineralized vein bearing gold and silver with no adjoining claims listed.
Land Office at Helena Montana requires those holding amended adverse claims to file within sixty days of publication or be barred by statute. Stephen Carpenter, Register, first publication April 14, 1911.
Notice is given that Miriam Jones assignee of Mary E. Trueman Dewey Montana filed Desert Land Application 8666 Serial 0428 for unsurveyed Montana land in Section 5 Township 1S Range 11W to make Final Proof before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on May 18 1911 Witnesses named John Lawrence William A Ralston Charles M Truman and Joseph W Potts all of Dewey Montana.
Stephen Carppenter, register, publishes an application for patent by the Silver Fissure Mining Company for Dakota Ohio and Vermont lodes in Lost Cloud district Beaverhead County Montana. The claims cover Dakota 20.21 acres Ohio 16.97 acres Vermont 14.62 acres with surface ground 600 feet width and various centerline measurements. First publication April 14, 1911.
Sealed bids for painting Cow Barn and Chicken House on Poor Farm in Beaverhead County Montana are due by 10 a m April 29 1911. All surfaces receive two coats half oil and half lead for paint and roofs get roof paint. The Board may reject any bids. Dillon Montana April 13 1911.
Missing application 05368 noted by the U S land office in Helena Montana. The entry records a filed land claim or transfer awaiting processing at the Helena Montana office. No further details provided in the fragment.
Notice by Henry E. Oppenheimer for the Butte Argenta Copper Company lists multiple mining claims in Argenta District Beaverhead County Montana. It details surveys Little Iron Mountain Iron Hat Copper Blossom Emerald Copper Bell M and M and others with distances from discovery shafts and claimed areas totaling about 157 000 acres with conflicts noted and record locations in Beaverhead County Book 64. First publication March 24 1911.
In Beaverhead County Montana the estate of William G Phillips deceased will sell privately under a District Court order. Properties include Lot 13 in Block 4 original townsite Lots 19 20 in Block 12 original townsite a parcel 80 by 50 feet at Center and Idaho streets part of blocks 4 and 11, 12 Thomson addition Dillon. Sale starts April 27 1911 with ten percent cash balance on court confirmation. Executed by Charles Phillips and Cuartes H Chapman Executors. First publication April 7 1911.
Notice is given that Niels Nielson of Dillon Beaverhead County Montana has filed to enter under sections 2306 7 RS USA the NEWY and NENM NY of Section 27 Township 65 Range 14 West Any person claiming adverse interest or objecting to disposal should file affidavits of protest by May 5 1911 First publication March 31 1911 Stephen Carpenter Register
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