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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1904

Page

3

Mining Patent Application for Lodes in Madison County Montana

United States notices that Stone C Copper Mining and Millonyor fuse set in Dillon Montana has filed a patent application for multiple mining claims. It details surveyed lodes including Crown Point Gold Dollar Homestead San Lawrence Copper Head Mountain View with precise survey bearings and acreages across Stone Creek district.

United States Notics Dillon Montana A R Lode Home Stake Loda San. Lawrence Lode Mountain View Stone Creek Madison County Crown Point Lode U. 8 le M San Lawrence Beara Recorder's Office Ian Lawrence May Flower Lode Andrew A. Maneer Minnesota Lode Montana Copper and Gold Mining Company Amazon Lode Frank D. MrnAcue Register United States Land Office Helena Mont Congress Maggie H. Edie James Edie Dillon, Mont O. Q Beaverhead County Office of the Register of the U. S. Land Office Towit Becs Layfette Scott Monroe Mann Frank D. Mreach

Acker's Blood Elixir Advertised by Riley's Drug Store

An 19th or early 20th century advertisement claims impure blood causes pale skin and pimples and promotes Acker's Blood Elixir as a cure for blood diseases. It asserts a positive guarantee and markets through Riley's Drug Store to restore appearance and health.

Acker Riley's Drug Store

Fine horse sale features Rossmark and Colbert Medium line

A Tapane representative inspected Poindexter and Orr stables in this city and viewed a notable lot of horses. Rossmark, a leading Ross Wilkes line sire, dominates the roadster class in Montana with many fine colts in Butte. Colbert Medium, by Colbert, dam Epilene by Epilote, is a three year old sorrel expected to shine next season. Prodigal offspring include Peaches and Cream, sired by Prochien, with strong ties to trotting history. Additional teams and draft horses, yearlings, and heavy cattle operations tied to the York ranch and Frank Metzel are described, along with shipments and purchases by White Investment Co. and Roy Ayers at Belmont Park.

Tapane Poindexter & Orr W. C. Orr Rossmark Ross Wilkes Victor von Bismarck Montana Butte Colbert Medium Colbert Epilene Epilote Happy Medium Nancy Hanks Nervolo Prochien Prodigal Helen T Arion Marcus Daly Bitter Root Daly Defiance Eva Kate King Lee Cox Galata Bert Orr John T. Kennedy Puller Springs Frank Metzel York Ranch Metzel Alex. Metzel Frank W. Orr National Live Stock Association Kansas City White Investment Co Divide

Butte Buyer Purchases Cattle From Multiple Vendors

Lee Louis of Montgomery & Co. in Butte purchased 100 head of prime beef cows from Poin dexter & Orr. Two carloads were delivered to Dillon, with additional shipments from Bedrock. He also bought one carload each of fat beef cows from the Rite of Medicine Lodge and Milton Nay of Horse Prairie. The firm feeds about 500 head on Horse Prairie and will ship them as ready.

Lee Louis Montgomery & Co Butte Anaconda Poindexter & Orr Dillon Mr. Louis Bedrock Rite of Medicine Lodge Milton Nay Horse Prairie Horre Prairie

John Kennedy Oversees 15 Carloads of Beef to Coast

John Kennedy of Frye Bruhn and Co Seattle supervised a shipment from Bedrock of 15 carloads of fat beef headed to the coast. The cattle were raised on Horse Prairie and surrounding areas. The firm holds about 1500 head ready for shipment and Kennedy bought 79 head of 2 and 3 year old steers from Martin Sorenson near Dillon at 45 dollars per head for early delivery.

John Kennedy Frye, Bruhn & Co Seattle Bedrock

Anderson Bros Sell 21 Heavy Horses to Brunk in Springfild Ill

Anderson Bros sold 21 heavy horses to T F Brunk of Springfild Illinois this week. The stock had been in feed and were in good market condition though prices were unsatisfactory. Brunk and Roy Ayers inspected at Belmont Park, then returned with well bred horses. Anderson also sold Brunk two driving teams and a single driver for shipment to St Louis.

Horses Car Load Bought From Lash Lenkersdorfer Ranch

N S Wood purchased a car load of range stock mares and fillies weighing around 1100 pounds each from Lash Lenkersdorfer's ranch on Grasshopper and shipped them to Kansas. William Lenkersdorfer and Glenn ONeil drove the horses to Dillon on Saturday. W S Tash was in Dillon on business tied to the sale.

N.S. Wood

Cattle Auction At Monroe Mann Ranch Reports Strong Prices

Sheriff M. D. Gist sold 140 grown cattle and 39 calves at public auction on Monroe Mann’s ranch eight miles from town. Jos Shineberger of Bedrock bought the cattle at an average 16.50 per head while Jos Rebich of Beaverhead valley near Barretts station purchased the calves at 8.00 per head.

M. D. Gist Monroe Mann Jos. Shineberger Bedrock Jos. Rebich Beaverhead Valley Barretts Station

Horse Prairie pair ship four carloads of horses to St Louis

Alex Cruickshank and Sam Jaggers of Horse Prairie loaded four carloads of good range horses at Bedrock last week and shipped to St Louis. Cruickshank owned three cars and Jaggers owned one. The shipment's result is not yet known.

Alex. Cruickshank Sam Jaggers Horse Prairie Bedrock St. Louis Mr. Cruickshank Mr. Jaggers

Orr vaccinates 60 young colts on Poin Dexter Ranch

Dr. W. G. Orr visits the Poin dexter and Orr ranches to vaccinate 60 young colts against distemper as the disease appears in a few horses in the area.

W. G. Orr Poindexter & Orr Ranch

Shipment of Mutton Carloads to Montgomery Meat Co

J. L. Hample supervised a shipment of eight carloads of choice mutton to the Montgomery Meat Company yesterday. The sheep were from the flock Theo. Nelson is feeding for the company.

J. £. Hample Montgomery Meat Co Theo. Nelson

Livestock Buyer G H Stevens Visits from Towner North Dakota

G H Stevens of Towner ND is in town aiming to purchase five or six range horses for shipment home next week. He is a major livestock owner and represents a company that annually cuts 12 000 to 14 000 tons of hay on Mouse River country ranches in North Dakota. W A White represents the

G. H. Stevens Towner N. D Mr. Stevens Mouse River North Dakota

Roberts delivers 60 head of TL horses to Dil lon stock yards

Robert Roberts delivered 60 head of TL horses to Chas Smith at the Dillon stock yards yesterday. The horses, sold by Jos Shineberger, were all range staff. The deal for these horses was closed early last fall.

Robert Roberts Chas. Smith Dillon Stock Yards Jos. Shineberger

Mutton Carload Sent to Hennessy Market by Jacobsen

J. C. Jacobsen shipped a carload of mutton to the Hennessy market in Butte the first of the week. The sheep were described as a choice lot.

J. C. Jacobsen Hennessy Butte

New Year Opens with Satisfactory Features Predominating

Bradstreet's notes a quiet but positive start to the year with retail heavy goods, shoes, and rubbers firming in places. Wholesale markets are quiet in Eastern and Central Western hubs while collections improve and money eases. Spring preparations progress with conservative confidence as war talk stimulates cereals and provisions markets. Iron and steel show steadiness, with stronger demand for finished forms in the West. Plow manufacturers and Southern trade interests rise to meet orders on cotton outlook. Wheat and corn exports rise week over week, with total season exports well below last year. Business failures total 262 for the week ending Jan. 7.

New York Bradstreet

British Forces Route Mad Mullahs at Jidballi in Somaliland

London war office reports from Major General Egerton that British regulars 2,200 and irregulars 1,000 attacked Jidballi, driving the Dervishes from the position after a ten mile pursuit. About 1,000 Dervishes killed, many prisoners captured, 400 public safety items seized. Two officers and several rank and file wounded or killed. The Mullah was not at Jidballi but expected today.

Mad Mullah London War Office Egerton Somaliland Jidballi

Ruth Cleveland Funeral Held at Family Home

Ruth Cleveland who died of diphtheria was remembered in a brief service at the Princeton family residence conducted by Rev. Maitland Bartlett. The private interment followed at Princeton cemetery. Mrs. Cleveland asked not to attend the burial. President Roosevelt sent condolences among many messages.

Ruth Cleveland Princeton N. J Maitland Bartlett First Presbyterian Church President Roosevelt

Bill Offers Free Coal Import Tax Break

Washington January 9 Representative Williams of Mississippi introduced a bill that would exempt coal of any form imported into the United States from foreign countries from any duty after the act’s passage.

Washington Williams Mississippi United States

Reyes Mission Ends Amid Panama Talks

General Reyes, Colombia’s special minister to the United States, held hour long talks with Secretary Hay at the secretary’s home over the Panama issue. Hay warned against reopening the matter to Congress while leaving room for peaceful adjustment. Reyes departed for New York to prepare for his return to Colombia, with Herran remaining in Washington to handle other diplomatic duties. News from Colombia reports rising excitement over U S policy on Panama.

Washington General Reyes Panama Hay Congress Reyes Colombia Panam New York United States State Department United States of Colombia Herran

Senate debates postoffice probes and Panama minister pick

Washington Jan 11 The senate resumes debate on Penrose and Carmack resolutions for a postoffice investigation while keeping attention on Postmaster General Payne amid charges of lax pursuit of frauds The Buchanan nomination as minister to Panama remains pending and can be tabled later This week a forest reserve bill for southern Appalachians and a good roads resolution are also expected to be taken up The Panama canal treaty is slated for early committee report and swift senate action with an eye to keeping it dominant over other business

Senate Washington Penrose Carmack Postoffice Spooner Payne Gorman Post Office Committee Buchanan Panama Lodge Committee On Foreign Affairs Jay Morgan Appalachian Cullom Committee On Foreign Relations House Committee On Appropriations

Demonstration Rumor Ties New York to Colombia Showdown

A Herald dispatch from Panama reports a fleet assembling at Colon with likely aims against Colombia. Authorities demand withdrawal of Colombian forces across the Atrato river while naval officers expect a push to Titumati or Cartagena. Sanctioned by Cajon, the Colombians are believed ready to fight.

New York Colombia Colon Panama Atrato River Titumati Cartagena Cajon

Both Came From The Ranks General Young Honors Chaffee

Washington January 12 1919 General Chaffee receives his first pair of lieutenant general shoulder straps from General Young. The note says Private Young of the Twelfth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry presents his compliments to Private Chaffee of Troop K Sixth United States Cavalry and asks him to accept this pair of lieutenant general shoulder straps.

Young Chaffee Washington Pennsylvania Volunteer’ Infantry United States Cavalry

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