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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
6
A 1908 sketch portrays how St Valentine is mocked in women’s colleges on February 14. Bulletin boards overflow with valentine orders, homemade creations dominate, and girls trade humor over gifts. Happier fare includes life insurance bids for poorer students and clever verse, with vivid anecdotes of pranks, puns, and playful rhymes from dorm life.
A feature on campus valentines reveals a procession of humorous gifts and rhymes aimed at students. Pranks target freshmen leaders, Greek aspirants, and skaters, with playful poems, drawings, and caricatures illustrating campus quirks and social rituals.
Helena poll shows Taft first second or third choice of 333 Republicans, Hughes 286, Roosevelt 49. Vote tallies list Taft 71 114 38 in first second third columns, Hughes 100 140 64, Roosevelt 41 44, with other candidates lower. Also notes a Dillon postal letters list and 30 day deadline to claim mail.
The ad extols Hyomei for respiratory relief citing pine woods air and balsams that reach throat nose and lungs. It claims miraculous cures of catarrh especially if started early and notes a $1 complete outfit sold by Potts the Druggist with a money back guarantee.
A bold advertisement touts Profit and Loss magazine as free to subscribers and independent. It promises 200 pages monthly with mining insight and offers a free sample copy by postal card.
Legal advertising rates listed as $1.50 per folio of 100 words for first insertion and 50 cents per folio for subsequent insertions. Affidavits of Publication Withheld Until Payment is Afade.
Notice is given that Bertha M. Crowder of Dillon Montana has filed for final commutation proof on Homestead Entry 14418 for Section 5 Township 8 S Range 8 W M M and will prove residence and cultivation February 29 1908 before A S Johnson U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana Witnesses include Thomas Wilson Craig Cornell William C Orr Samuel Moore all of Dillon Montana Also notice that Gertrude Cox of Grant Montana has filed for desert land proof on claim 8374 for N34 NE 4 NE NW and Lot 1 Section 19 Township 9 South Range 12 West M M before A S Johnson U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana March 4 1908 Witnesses Joseph Shurts Benjamin Shurts Carl Jensen Thomas W Cox all of Grant Montana Frank D Miracxy Register.
The order sets the annual terms for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties in 1908. Beaverhead: third Wednesday in February first Wednesday in May first Wednesday in August and second Wednesday in November. Jefferson: third Wednesday in January first Tuesday in April first Tuesday in July and second Tuesday in October. Madison: first Monday in March first Monday in June fourth Monday in August and second Tuesday in December. Signed by Judge Lew L. Carraway at Virginia City on December 5 1907.
Alias summons in the Montana Beaverhead court dissolves marriage on cruelty grounds with custody sought for Clara B. and Sarah E. Bradwell. Notices include mortgage abstract, grazing permit applications for 1908 in Big Hole National Forest, Dillon Clerk notices and dates.
December 1907 to February 5 1908 bids in Dillon Montana for cash with Court confirmation. Executor Lionard Erra offers undivided halves in multiple parcels in Beaverhead County including the Dillon Brewery and townsite lots, with specific boundaries and improvements listed. Sale is subject to District Court approval and is to be paid in cash on confirmation.
State of Montana seeks selection of described lands under federal act with sections in T18S R9W and surrounding townships. Notice posted for inspection and protests allowed prior to final approval. fort i fication of mining versus agricultural use emphasized.
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