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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1906
Page
6
The article argues parents set a daily example that children imitate. It urges neat dress, cleanliness, economy, industry, truthfulness, sobriety, and moral integrity as guiding standards. Both parents should model balance, restraint, and consistent conduct to foster well formed, honest, and responsible offspring.
In Butte the Democratic state central committee chose Butte as the convention site and fixed September 25 as the date. The meeting, intended to be at 8 but starting at 9 30, discussed delegate apportionment with reports for 595 and 875 delegates before settling on 766. Beaverhead County gains 18 delegates as part of the arrangement amid factional maneuvering.
The group debated nominating a senator at the convention, but feared disruption to the organization and postponed the wake to the latest possible moment. Chairman Frank remained belligerent over Governor Toole, while committeemen split on the issue. Clark was seen as likely the most active figure when the time arrives.
A Helena dispatch in the Monday Butte Miner reports that motions to dismiss appeals in two Beaverhead county cases were filed with Supreme Court Clerk Athey. The actions involve Poindexter & Orr Live Stock Co. v Flynn and Flynn v Reynolds, grounded on late transcript filings per court rules. John Best, Lima’s popular barber, was in the county seat Tuesday.
Notices announce affidavits of publication will be withheld until required payments are received. The ads indicate the local filing authority will not proceed with publication until funds are credited.
Sealed proposals invited by Beaverhead County Montana for installing a four dial clock in the county courthouse tower. Dials glass about 72 inches diameter with gilt or black hands numerals and minute dots. Tower inside ~14 feet. Dials may be placed above below or opposite the clock. Weights about 80 feet tall for the weights. Bell above movement and above dials. Clock to strike at the half hour. Bell weight not fixed and to be purchased with clock. Sealed bids due by September 5 1906 at 10 a.m.
Propositions for clock delivery and installation at the factory are invited. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check equal to 10 percent of the bid and placed in a plain sealed envelope marked Proposals for the Installation of Clock. Bids addressed to John S. Baker, Clerk, with rights to reject any or all bids reserved by the Board of County Commissioners Dillon Montana August 13 1906.
State of Montana Beaver end Lima township summons served before George Noble Justice of the Peace H M Rodgers plaintiff vs J F Woodall defendant. You must appear August 27 1906 at 9 am in Lima office to answer about fifty five dollars debt plus goods sold and an assigned account from T Kemp Lima Mont. If you fail judgment will be entered against you. Given July 27 1906 by George Noble Justice of the Peace.
United States Land Office Helena Montana announces Milton L Davidson of Dillon Montana filed to prove desert land claim No 8089 for lot 4 SEY S W 4 Section 6 and lot 1 NEWNW Y and NWY XNEX Section 7 Township 11S Range 5 West before F A Hazlebaker Dillon Montana on September 14 1906. Witnesses: William Kenison Charles Burden Monroe Bucy Ernest Horning all of Dillon Montana.
Eliza A. Mason of Dillon Montana filed notice of intent to make final five year proof for homestead entry 11603 dated October 15 1900. Proof to be made before Frank A. Hazelbaker district court clerk in Dillon on September 12 1906. Witnesses: James C. Harrison Bannack Franklin P. Harrison John B. Smith Harmon D. Mayfield. Frank D. Moracre Register.
Notice announces House Bill No. 286 submitting a constitutional amendment on direct legislation and referendum to Montana voters at the next general election. It details sections on initiative thresholds, petition rules, referendum, governor veto limits, and ballot language. Includes dates September 17 and September 27, 1906 for hearings and readings.
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead County administrators B F Waite and Catherine Grant notify creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication at Dillon Montana. Dated August 10 1906. Edwin Norris attorney for the estate.
From June 1 to September 15 the Oregon Short Line sells tickets to Los Angeles and return at low rates Tickets are valid for return until October 31st Interested travelers should inquire at the Oregon Short Line depot 201h W. F. Ruzuxe Agent.
A certification by I A N Yoder Montana Secretary of State confirms a true copy of an act submitted to electors, amending Article V of the Montana Constitution regarding the legislative department and laws. Enacted by the Ninth Legislative Assembly and approved March 2 1905 in Helena at the state capital.
One bay horse six years old weighs 1300 pounds and branded on the left shoulder with the mark A. A reward of 15 dollars will be paid on return to Matt Poutsx Willis Mont. 28 7.
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