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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1892
Page
9
The piece argues trusts thrive under Free trade and falter under Protection. It cites Great Britain as a hub of organized power, notes emigration factors, and praises McKinley era reciprocity. It discusses Agassiz, Penikese summer school, and warnings about imperial politics.
Article notes Miss Helen Gould faced a kidnap plot and a vain suitor, while Major Charles L. Burdett showcases bicycles as military transport. It mentions the Santa Clara World's Fair exhibit funding, Amy Beech’s musical dedication at the Woman's Building, Theodore Thomas to conduct, and a Sears-like sales pitch for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier.
The article notes Colonel McKie, known as Thunderer McKie in Salvation Army circles, to have built a global mission from Australia to South Africa and energize California Salvationists with his sermons his fervor wins recognition among the Zulus who honored him as a guest of their nation
The Salvation Army in San Francisco plans a rescue home funded by donations. Mrs Carrie Judd Montgomery donated an acre in Alameda foothills for the ground breaking. The Romeyas will be named and offer thirty rooms for forty girls with work and education and religious support.
Sheriff Appyson Rost of Beaverhead County Montana will sell the Legal Henser jeode and Tunnel diode mining claims in Beaverhead County on April 30 1892 at noon in front of the Dillon courthouse. The sale follows a district court order in the George W. Dart vs Cornelius Bray et al case, to satisfy the judgment with interest and costs.
Walter P Fox of Fox Beaverhead county Montana files notice of intent to prove desert-land claim Ness for the south half and east half of section 32 township 8 range 1 west before the district court clerk at Dillon on May 21 1912. Witnesses Benjamin F Hamby Robert Vaux Neils Neilson and Martin Sorensen, all of Fox, Beaverhead county.
John W. Morton sues W. W. Batterton and Mary A. Batterton and, by order of sale, will expose 160 acres of land in sections 29 and 32, township 3 south range 1 west, to public auction. The sale, at noon May 7, at the court house front in Dillon,Montana, will settle with interest and costs for the plaintiff. Appraiser Ross, sheriff, with undersheriff Haunccrox.
Desert Land final proof notice issued from Helena Montana listing Varsha Farley of Dillon as claimant for desert land SW of section 14. The hearing before District Court clerk Thovan on April 1 will verify irrigation and reclamation with witnesses Frank Carpenter Hed Rock Monte Joseph Hainds George Rock and Craig Cornell from Red Rock Killun Montana. A. Sniggett registers.
Notice declares that a final proof for a land claim in Wy and Wy is to be made before the clerk of the District Court at Dillon Montana on Thursday May 5 at noon. The claimant names witnesses John Wenges Samuel M Skelton Niels Nielsen and Peter Jencen of Fox Montana to prove residence and cultivation. Protesters may cross examine witnesses and offer rebuttal evidence under Interior Department regulations.
Joseph Worfel is notified that $200 in labor and improvements was expended to hold the Worfel Norris Clarkson and Fipham placer claim on Dygs Creek in Bald Mountain Mining District Neaverhead County Montana. If Worfel does not contribute his $50 share plus costs within the legal period the interest will vest in the subscriber under Section 2324 Revised Statutes. Bannack City Mont Heb 11 1802. 12-10-08
Land Office notice states Samuel M. Skelton has filed for homestead No.1274 E of W and N of W in township 4 south range 2 west. witnesses Niels Nielson Jorgen Jorgenson Wey Wenger Martin Sorenson of Vox Ont. may testify May 8 before the Dillon district clerk. protest or rebuttal allowed.
The firm Lowry and Phister, carpenters and joiners, is dissolved by mutual consent. F W Phister retires and will settle all accounts against the late firm. A notice from A Lowry F W Phister and F M Thomas by order of the company. Lima Montana March 28, 1802.
William G Gali vher and Lafayette Scott filed for a patent covering 1500 linear feet of the Spanish lode mining claim in Beaverhead County Montana part of unorganized district. The location lies on GN R11 W survey 0 S688 with detailed bearings and coordinates. First publication March 26 1802.
Mining application No 3066 filed at U S Land Office Helena Montana March 14 1892 by gher and Lafayette Scott for 1500 feet of Day Light Lode in Beaverhead County with a net 2019 acres claimed after exclusions. Adjoining claims Brownelle lode Clara lode and Tron Mountain lode noted with official survey details and map references. First publication March 25 1892.
Philip Bhenon filed an application for patent covering 1500 feet of the Excelsior Extension lode and 772 feet of the Bannack lode in Beaverhead County Montana. The claims lie in Independent Mining District with Survey Nos. 3797 8822 and described positions including the Excelsior Extension and Bannack lodes totaling 207 acres. Adjoining claims listed and locations recorded in Beaverhead County records. First publication March 11, 180%
An advertisement touts a new remedy claiming to restore strength and vigor in men with private chronic and nervous diseases. It links blood impurities to eruptions hair loss and other effects from youth excesses and lists conditions like syphilis gonorrhea kidney and bladder troubles and general debility. The pitch asserts the medicine supplies a missing blood element to weak men.
Henry B of Anaconda Montana writes that after years of private diseases including seminal weakness and nervous decay he sought a European specialist and then Dr Schultz. He claims rapid improvement and full cure after the new remedy, offering to testify publicly.
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