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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
9
A DeWitt Missouri woman living past 100 credits Peruna for her health in a letter to the Peruna Drug Mfg Co. She recalls a severe cold and la grippe two years earlier, says she uses Peruna nightly and endorses its tonic effect on mucous membranes while noting a shift to Peruna tablets.
C A Smith known as Horse Smith, famed Beaverhead horse dealer, visits Butte on way to Dillon for a monster sale. He plans a February 23–26 event in Dillon with 2500 horses and a wide stock, drawing buyers from Montana and Idaho amid colorful personal anecdotes.
The Theta club held its annual Christmas gathering at Gov. B. F. White's home hosted by Miss Carolyn White. Guests enjoyed shadow drawings, gift exchanges, a holly adorned table for twenty two, and a festive lobster salad and dessert reception.
A 1909 Dillon Montana notice lists uncalled letters remaining at the post office. Names include Geo O Ashby, Mrs T D Blair, Bert Brown, Mae Booth, Clara Dean, Harry Dunning, Florence Francis, Hubert Fearon, Annie Jensen, John Lee, Katherine Middlie, Arank Palmer, Morisse Maire, Arank, A C Wood and others. Letters unclaimed after 30 days will be sent to Washington DC.
Mrs Botsford scrambles for a chef at 1 pm for a Christmas dinner with Miss Lenox's fiancé Edward. A girl chef arrives, wins hearts with artistry in flowers and cooking, but later leaves a note claiming an error. Marguerite Lenox returns, reveals cooking prowess, and promises to prepare the meal alongside Sarah and the other helper.
Emerson Hill, mine manager, reports Queen of the Hills in Salmon Idaho will expand the stamp mill from 15 to 50 stamps in spring as Gilmore Pittsburg railroad expansion nears. Duluth stockholders back extensive mining and 30 workers were employed last summer with a small crew remaining. Rich ore is reported in sight.
E New Year postcards appear sparse at Tribune Book Store with limited variety and stock for patrons. 변화
Bitter root valley apples and Norman Holden spuds grown on the bench near Dillon are sold by the box or sack and in job lots to save customers money. Christ mas evergreen trees also available. Contact N S Wood's salesroom next to the Examiner office, opposite the passenger depot in Dillon. Phone 84 or 107k.
Our rubber goods are built for wear not looks and use the best quality rubber made conscientiously. Each item is produced to excel rather than to cut costs and you can depend on it being the best possible rubber product.
Legal notice outlines charges of 1.60 dollars per folio of 100 words for the first insertion and 0.50 dollars per folio for subsequent insertions. Affidavits of publication are currently withheld pending payment.
In Beaverhead County Montana notice to creditors of Alice Yeo deceased to prove claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to Edmund J Callaway Dillon Montana administrator de bonis non with will annexed the estate of Alice Yeo deceased dated December 21 1909.
Cecil McNinch of Dell Montana filed notice of intention to make Final Five Year Proof to establish his claim to NW34 Section 17 Township 13 South Range W Montana Meridian. Hearing before A S Johnson at Dillon Montana on February 4, 1910. Witnesses named: David McNight Joseph Wall Elmer M Martinnell Clark McNinch, all of Dell.
Notice states George Baker of Dillon Montana who filed Homestead Entry No. 14104 on April 19 1904 intends to prove final claim before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on January 27 1910 The filing is supported by Bernst O Selway Thomas Flynn Robert H Rash and John Hackett of Dillon and is approved by Frank D Miracre Register.
Lucie M. Walker formerly Ford of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim on Desert Land Entry No 8641 for SE 4SE Sec 25 T12S R7W and surrounding parcels. The hearing before United States Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon is set for January 27 1910 with Lima Montana residents William Hightower Louis C Ford Jr Donald Duncan and Stephen Cook as witnesses. Frank D Mrracte Register notices.
Anna Scott files for dissolution of marriage against Arthur J. Scott in Beaverhead County Montana. Court orders defendant to answer within twenty days of service or face default judgment. Complaint alleges willful neglect and failure to support for two years, seeks restoration of maiden name Mecca.
Department of the Interior notices George W Patterson of Dell Montana has filed intent to prove up a desert land claim for E 1 1 4 Section 34 Township 145 Range 10 W Montana Meridian. Final proof required before F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on December 30 1909. Witnesses include Elijah F Price Henry C Patterson William H Connor and Lawrence Peterson.
Notice is published that Hampton D. Ewing through attorney in fact has filed to select land NESW Sec 7 T105 R13W M M under the 1907 act. Adverse claimants or objectors must file affidavits of protest at the Helena Montana Land Office by January 3, 1910.
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