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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1890
Page
2
A reflective piece recalls a grandmother’s graceful minuet, her neat figure and modest manners, contrasting them with modern dancing. It evokes nostalgia for “long ages” when girls learned knitting and etiquette, urging a gentler, calmer social pace.
A Vienna tale tells of a house built by a count for the first truly contented man to possess it. A self assured seeker claims entitlement but is rebuffed, as the master argues true contentment cannot be proven by possession.
A discussion argues that English speaking peoples will dominate the world by 2100. It cites population projections for Britain, the United States, Australia, and South Africa, with estimates of total and Anglo-Saxon populations and notes migration and birth rates. It contrasts European decline with English language peoples’ growth and asks whether this group will remain a homogeneous race.
A compilation of maxims on forbearance, anger, patience, and learning. The text juxtaposes Chinese proverbs with a Chicago news tag about absence of employment, emphasizing balance, responsibility, and self reflection.
The piece evokes seasonal transformation as summer yields to winter through a magical, painterly display. Golden light, changing skies, and the labor of harvest fill the narrator with calm happiness and a sense of shared life with all nature and creation. Indianapolis.
A Toledo Journal excerpt critiques gossip and the breach of confidences. It argues that sharing private details harms friendship and sacred trust, urging readers to keep secrets to themselves and trust confidants rather than pressuring them not to reveal.
Public notices announce William G. Galigher and James A. Lockhart filing a United States mining claim for the Storm Cloud Lode in Beaverhead county Montana, outlining the 15.56 acre claim, plot details, and adverse claim deadlines. Also included are a Beaverhead district court summons for Nevuie M. Lowen versus Geo N. Lowell in a divorce action and a notice to creditors for John Beach estate in Dillon Montana with four month claim period.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of R. B. Fraser deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at Wisdom P. O. in Beaverhead County Montana. Dated Dillon Montana December 21 1910 Witt L. Prazi Administrator of the estate of Rob B. Fraser deceased. First Pub December 27 1910.
Land Office at Helena Montana December 3 1890 notice given that Philip P Johnson has filed for final proof to perfect his homestead claim for NW 4 Section 7 Township 8 Range West near Dillon Montana before the Clerk of the District Court Beaverhead County January 11 1890 witnesses Simeon Estes Emil T Brock Samuel Brothers and Allen Black all of Dillon Montana
Land Office at Helena Mont November 24 18. Miice gives notice that Frederick J. Bird has filed intent to make final proof for his homestead claim number 3826 for the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter and the South 14 Northwest Quarter See 27 Township 7 Range West. Dillon Mont June 45 1890. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation are James McLaughlin Frank You Isaac VanCamp William Smith all of Dillon Mont. S. W. Lanehorne Register.
Notice states Charles G Noble filed intent to make final proof for preemption on land in Beaverhead county Montana. Proof to be before Beaverhead District Court clerk in Dillon on December 28, 1889. Witnesses named Melton Norris Engle Sehlottman all of Dillon Montana.
For sale ranch listed near Twin Bridges on Hig Hole offers wood and water sources plus grass and shelter. Possession at any time indicated. seller initials ALN Moone.
United States Land Office Helena Montana October 17 188. Kielding L Graves William Roe and M Trask of Bannack Montana apply for patents on 1400 feet of the Delmonte lode and 1400 feet of the Bonaparte lode in Blue Wing Mining district Beaverhead County. Descriptions reference monuments corners and mineral surveys with initial points in road agent rock. Adjoining claimants are unknown. adverse claims must be filed within sixty days or barred.
United States Land Office Helena Montana November 15 1889 notice states Benjamin F White of Dillon Montana has filed for a patent for 1324 linear feet of the Polaris Lode Mining Claim in Lost Cloud District Beaverhead County Lot 130 Township 5 south range 12 west unsurveyed area 1560 acres with no conflicting claims The location is recorded in Beaverhead County records adjoining claims Midden Treasure Lode Joan Chase Honduras Lode Storm Cloud Lode The notice warns that all adverse claims must be filed within 60 days with the U S Land Office Helena Montana or be barred by law.
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