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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1913

Page

9

Celebrate Montana Territory Golden Anniversary In Virginia City

The Wanderer urges Montana pioneers to mark the 50th anniversary of Montana territory in 1914 with a July celebration at Virginia City. Readers are urged to host a month long event featuring picnics, camping, fishing at Crater Lakes and Madison River, and a tour of Alder Gulch dredge operations.

Butte Alontana Virginia City Bannack Montana Territory Society of Montana Pioneers Territory of Montana Plummer Wanderer Anaconda Standard The Times Madison County Founda Alder Gulch Madison River United States Virginia City Times the Tribune

Woman Unafraid of Jungles Heads Amazon Expedition

Algot Lange, head of the University of Pennsylvania Amazon project, and his wife plan a year long journey 3000 miles up the Amazon to study unknown tribes and collect ethnological specimens. They will sail from Rio Janeiro with Rear Admiral de Carvalho and meet the Pennsylvania yacht in Para. Also aboard are Dr. Franklin Church and Commander J H W Bowen.

Amazon Algot Lange University of Pennsylvania Carlos de Carvalho Rio Janeiro Marshall Hermis Brazil Lange Para Pennsylvania J. H W. Bowen United States Navy Franklin Church New York

Woman Declines Fear as She Plans a Daring Journey

A traveler insists on completing her expedition in full. She declares she fears neither colossal boa constrictors nor wild beasts and hostile tribes as she prepares for the voyage.

Description of Montana Climate and Geography

A historical overview outlines Montana’s size, land use, and elevation ranges. Eastern plains, Western mountains, and intermountain valleys create varied climates with rainfall patterns, humidity, and moderate temperatures shaped by Pacific influences and great plains dynamics.

Montana Garnett United States Geological Survey New York Great Plains Bozeman

Big Profits In Beef Cattle In Western Markets

Western cattlemen expect high profits as late rains delayed California fattening. Range stock depletes and few steers reach July and August markets, prompting hold-and-grass strategies to gain 150 to 200 pounds. Northwest demand remains strong while eastern prices push westward.

Seattle Wash California Raalan Ri Northwest West

Using a Furnace for Cooking and Cost Reduction

An old method shows cooking with a furnace to save money. It suggests broiling steaks chops bacon and fish on furnace coals and roasting potatoes on the edge inside the door. Baked beans are cooked in a covered pot inside the furnace door for ten hours for tender results.

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Schedule

The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A meeting call of three taps three times on the courthouse bell will be given.

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Court House

Gold Dust Untold Millions From Alaska Gold Fields

Joe Martindale, a Mangana mining man who left for the frozen north three years ago, reports from Iditarod that 800 men are at work there. He says Alaska is rich in gold and untold millions remain to be discovered, warns adventurers of harsh cold and high costs, and plans to return to Alaska after a June visit to England.

Joe Martindale Iditarod Mr. Martindale Alaska Nome

Not a Poultry Judge

A reader complains about a chicken sent by parcel post and ends with a quip about the birds found dead in the coop. The editor responds in a humorous tone noting bipeds and chickens, and hints at future letters if more hens appear dead.

Bills Propose State News Reforms and Social Limits

A Milford writer notes proposed laws across states including Massachusetts consider a truth oversight committee for newspapers Arkansas would require news agencies to furnish news to all. South Carolina eyes private fortunes cap at ten million dollars and land limits. New York seeks a social welfare commission with a focused secretary. Missouri debuts a bill restricting dress design to back-buttoned attire for women unless voting size matches a silver dollar.

Massachusetts Arkansas South Carolina New York Missouri

Laughing to Gleeful Grace in Beatrice Fairfax

Beatrice Fairfax notes a musical laugh should be low and sweet not shrill. She urges girls to cultivate pleasant laughter to add charm and joy without effort, minimizing yelling or screaming and improving mood for a tired world.

Beatrice Fairfax

Wilson signs seven anti trust bills for New Jersey

President elect Wilson explains the enactment into law of seven anti trust measures. The governor says only heartless rivals will regret the bills and predicts a new era of prosperity for New Jersey. The legislature and people are congratulated.

Trenton N. J Wilson New Jersey

Rev Ostrander Visits Batnack Sunday

Reverend E. V. Ostrander traveled to Batnack on Sunday for undisclosed church duties and community matters.

E. V. Ostrander Batnack

Dillon Churches Announce Mass Schedule and Services

The Catholic Church of Dillon lists Sunday masses at 8:00 and 10:30 AM on the first and second Sundays each month, and on the fourth Sunday. Sunday school follows the late mass with devotions at 7:30 PM. Masses are said in Dillon on the first, second and fourth Sundays, with the third Sunday in Lima and Melrose. Rev. D Foley is the pastor.

Dillon Lima Melrose D. Foley

St James Episcopal Church Schedule

St James Episcopal at corner of Washington and Glendale with Rev. W S Watson rector. Holy communion at 7 30 a m every Sunday. Morning prayer at 11 a m. Evening prayer at 730 p m. Sunday school at 945 a m.

St. James Episcopal Washington and Glendale Streets W.S. Watson

Grace M E Church Service Schedule

Grace Methodist Episcopal Church at Bannack and Washington announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. with Prof. F. H. Garver as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Epworth League meets at 6 45 p.m. Evening worship at 7 30 p.m. Prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Rev. Jesse Lacklen is pastor.

Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Bannack Washington Sts Jesse Lacklen F. H. Garver Epworth League Young Peoples Meeting

Presbyterian Church Service Schedule

Rev. E. V. Ostrander pastors the Presbyterian Church at Pacific and Glendale. Morning preaching at 11 o clock Sabbath school at noon Christian Endeavor at 7 p m Evening preaching at 7 30 o’clock.

Baptist Church Service Times and Pastor

The Baptist church on Idaho and Se bree streets lists Rev. Thomas Anderson as pastor. Sabbath school begins at 10, worship and preaching at 11, with evening services at 7 30.

Baptist Church Idaho Sebree Streets Thomas Anderson

Bond sale notice by Beaverhead Montana school district

The Board of School Trustees District No 10 Beaverhead County Montana will on March 18 1913 at 10 am at the county clerk office Dillon sell 44000 in 500 bonds at 5 percent interest payable semi annually with principal due in 20 years and redeemable in 10 years Bids require 5 percent certified check and may be rejected Any bonds not sold at par will not be issued

Board of School Trustees County of Beaverhead State of Montana Dillon Beaverhead County Board of Trustees Board of School Trustees of

Notice of Private Sale of Daniel Loughlin Real Estate

In Beaverhead County Montana the district court in the estate and guardianship of Daniel Loughlin an incompetent person orders private sale of described real estate. The non resident guardians will receive bids after March 17 1913 under February 27 1913 order.

District Court Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead Daniel Loughlin

Beaverhead land sale in Beaverhead County Montana

Sale of 159.50 acres in Beaverhead County Montana including water rights and improvements. Bids to be left with the District Court Clerk or at the law offices of Lew L and E J Callaway Dillon Montana. Cash terms subject to court confirmation dated February 27 1913. Guardians Daniel Loughlin estate non resident guardians Licouri Louchiiny Henry Lou Guain.

Beaverhead County Montana District Court Said County Lew. L E. J. Callaway Dillon Licouri Louchiiny Henry Lou Guain Daniel Loughlin

Beaverhead County Registrar Sees City Election Registration Close

Notice states the city election set for April 7 1913 and the registration book closes March 27 1913 Electors may register before the county clerk justice of the peace or a notary public as provided by law Jay S Baker Ex-officio County Registrar Beaverhead County Montana February 25 1913.

Jay S. Baker Beaverhead County Montana

Publication Notice of Homestead Final Proof Dillon Claim

Notice is given that Christopher L. Worth of Dillon Montana filed for final three year proof to establish land claim in SEMNE Section 18 Township 7 South Range 7 West Montana Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner A S Johnson Dillon March 20 1913 witnesses John F Bishop Alphons Davis Edward Neil Martin Pierson all of Dillon. Register Stephen Carpenter

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Christopher L. Worth Dillon R. W Range Meridian A. S. Johnson U. S John F. Bishop Alphon L. Davis Edward Neil Martin Pierson Stephen Carpenter Register

Regular terms of Fifth Judicial district court fixed

The Montana district court for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties fixes 1913 terms. Beaverhead begins February 17 April 21 August 1 December 8. Jefferson begins January 28 May 5 July 28 November 4. Madison begins March 3 June 2 August 4 October 13. Court opens at 10 a m. Virginia City Montana December 2 1912. Judges Lew L Callaway J B PompExter.

District Court of Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Towit Beaverhead Jefferson County Madison County Chambers Virginia City Lew L. Callaway J. B. PompExter

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