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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1912
Page
9
A massive blaze in Houston destroys three cotton compresses a syrup factory two rice mills cotton pickery and three lumber yards. The area covers about a mile and a half by 200 yards with 1000 homeless and $7 million in losses including St Patrick's church and academy and 55000 bales of cotton.
Mrs. De Leeuw, famed woman mason, spoke twice at the High School hall on Masonry and Co Masonry. She explained the difference between regular Masonry and Co Masonry and touched on theosophy, claiming shared truths across faiths.
A black and white yearling steer branded K8 on the right shoulder and a red three year old heifer branded A on the left shoulder with K8 on the right, plus split and cropped left ear. Reward of 5 dollars per head for information. Box 703. 4th FB. P Bett Dillon.
Normal Hall notes quiet starts Lent as Kappa Zeta Nu holds semi annual initiation Friday with nine new members listed. The annual basketball tournament begins Wednesday February 28 with games at 4 45 on M W and F and everyone invited. A Anaconda girls dance honored the Anaconda basketball team last Saturday. Z Z Z Society met and added four members Harriett Ellinghouse Bessie Bell Lucy Kemper Elizabeth Lauter with later taffy pulling. Miss Wilson of Custer county and Miss Alderson of Rosebud visited Miss Morgan. Chamberlains Cough Remedy recommended for cold relief sold by all dealers.
Mr Bowie representing the American Bible Society shares his life story from crime to faith and says the Gospel can help ruined lives. Sunday evening song services invite public song requests for a 15 minute program and have drawn growing attendance.
An advertisement proclaims Foley Kidney Pills will cure kidney and bladder ailments with superior results claimed by Potts the druggist. The copy asserts medicine can reach beyond other remedies and positions the product as a general solution for urinary issues.
There is no better medicine made for colds than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It acts on nature's plan, relieves the lungs, opens secretions, aids expectoration, and restores the system to a healthy condition. For sale by all dealers.
The verse urges praise for strength and noble worth while urging pity for the weak and blighted. It pleads that as victors rise and the pure endure, the banished and dishonored not be forgotten. It calls for love toward all beings, in earth or heaven above.
Mr and Mrs Robert Boone celebrate the birth of a little son born February 18 1912 at their home. The family notes the joyous occasion and announces the new arrival.
In Beaverhead County Montana the district court orders all interested parties in the Eunice A. Selway estate to appear March 1, 1912, at 10 a m to show cause why a distribution order should not be issued. Publication of the notice is required for three consecutive weeks in the Dillon Tribune.
Notice is published that Lenore Gorell of Lakeview Montana holder of Homestead Entry 04419 filed March 14 1912 for lands in Sec 11 and Sec 14 T14S R3W Montana Meridian will present final commutation proof before Frank B Sparrow U S commissioner at Lakeview on March 14 1912 Witnesses include Charles F Jones Frank Jones Frank C Alphin and James A Ritchey all of Montanalisted by Register Stephen Carpenter.
Office of Strauss Parsons and Company announces preliminary mineral resource examinations in Beaverhead county Montana. Circulators mailed outlining how citizens can assist and urging intelligent persistent exploration by their high class staff. References R. G. Dun and Company for standing.
Public notices detail 160 acres in Beaverhead National Forest Montana to be opened for settlement under homestead laws with April 3 1912 as entry date at Helena land office. Also included are court sale notices and desert land filings for Elizabeth J Boatman Lakeview and others with multiple court dates in February March 1912 in Dillon Virginia City Bozeman and Helena notices.
Land that is unsurveyed but will likely be surveyed lies in Sec 20 T 65 R 11 W M M. Preference rights apply to listed applicants, subject to settler rights, exercisable before April 3 1912 when lands open to settlement. Described by metes and bounds with specific bearings and distances. Listed on LeRoy V. Cozad's application list 1644. Approved Dec 19 1911 by V ProufFit assistant GLO. Cart A. Thompson acting secretary.
Notice is given that Louis C. Ford Jr of Lima Mont filed to prove final land claim on parcels in sections 25 30 31 township 12 5N range 7W unsurveyed Montana meridian before F A Hazelbaker Dillon Mont on February 29 1912. Witnesses include Lucie M Walker Adda Richardson Stephen Cook and Guy Pearson. Stephen Carpenter Register.
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