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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1926
Page
3
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The sketch illustrates a Jenny model with double plaits created by pairing box plaits and binding them near the skirt base with fur bands. A second silk crepe dress shows plaits forming points at the top, cut into points, slashed between, and edges turned under before attaching to the bodice.
The Weather Bureau of India warns of sun stroke or heat apoplexy when wet bulb temperatures reach 85 degrees Fahrenheit, signaling dangerous heat conditions for vulnerable individuals and outdoor workers.
Patron disturbance arises from continuous coughing in a theatre audience. Advertisement promotes FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs colds and hoarseness with a testimonial from Mrs W T Clary of White Plains VA and a drugstore named Potts.
B P Martin and E P Tate attended the Sheep Growers Association meeting in Sheridan on Saturday. The Sheridan division of the Ruby Valley Stock association will meet Saturday Jan 16 to plan stock care for the 1926 range season. Attendees from outside include Morse Orr Cornell Carter Best Kellar Smythe from Dillon Lima Blaine. Napoleon traveled from near Vilna to Paris in 32 hours, with railways cutting this to under 48 hours. The Chinese bury dead in wooden boxes until a lucky day, while Berlin pedestrians enjoy evening strolls in parks and boulevards.
The Bakarganj cyclone of 1876 caused torrential rains and massive flooding in the Bay of Bengal region. Drowning fatalities reached 100,000 in just six hours, shocking contemporaries with the scale of the disaster.
Mr and Mrs B T Greene entertained Monday evening with festive decorations and refreshments. Leonard Schulz returns to Delafield Wis to study at St Johns Military Academy. Edgar Williams of Dillon visited. Duncan district held an old fashioned dance last Tuesday with square dances and a basket supper. Nelson and McKenzie promoted the event. Tribune holiday edition praised.
In remote rural districts of Norway the bride wears her district’s native costume and rides a pony to the church ceremony, reflecting local customs and heritage.
An advertising claim urges readers to treat fatigue and low energy by flushing the kidneys with Foley's Pills a diuretic stimulant. A testimonial from Samuel Brenner of Alexandria Indiana credits the product with restoring kidney function and vitality. Potts the Druggist endorses the remedy in the ad.
Three years after carrying the message to Garcia during the Spanish American War, Andrew S. Rowan was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for his actions.
A man who claims lineage from Alexander the Great has taken a postmaster role in the Sarikol Valley, India. The piece notes a regional remark among Arabs who call the snipe the father of long noses.
Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana notes Philip Lyons of Dillon filed to prove up his 1922 homestead entry for section 32 and 38 township 11S range 6W before U.S. Commissioner I A Hazelbaker on February 26, 1926. Lyons names Archie Gauchay Ralph Cecil Russell W. Smith and Alexander McLenn of Dillon as witnesses.
Department of the Interior notice states Alvin M Jones of Dillon Montana filed intention to make three land entries for parcels described as SW and SE portions in sections 12 and 18 township 9 south range 5 west in Montana. The notice lists witnesses and local officials from Alder and Dillon.
Jennie Harmon files a real estate quiet title suit in Beaverhead County Montana asking to establish title and quiet any competing interests. The listed defendants include all persons claiming any interest or lien. Sumner P Harmon of Maine and John Collins of Dillon are named as adverse claimants. The court date is 60 days after first publication with attorney John Collins representing the plaintiff.
Vernon Marsh travels to Dillon to visit parents and sister in a holiday trip from Pasadena where Montana residents living in California are noted. Walter Ellinghouse returns from Mead with cattle deals totaling 1300 head traded to C. E. Miller of Wisdom and at Drummond Townsend.
Jorgen Viggo Olesen of Box 521 Dillon Montana, holder of homestead entry No 062637 for East Half of East Half Sec 9 T7S R7W, has filed intent to make final proof to claim the land. The proof will be before Fred Rife Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana on March 5. Attending officials Hugh J Sweeney and others from Dillon and Butte.
United States Land Office Great Falls Montana announces Orlan Trace of Helena Montana filed December 16 1925 an application to select lands under the January 6 1925 act in multiple sections across townships 7 18 172 and 9 west. Adverse claims or protests due to mineral character or other reasons must be filed by February 20 1926 with Register W E Bennett.
The Missoula State Board announces plans to fund a dormitory at the state university with a $100,000 allocation. Officials say the project supports housing for students and campus growth.
Department of the Interior notices William W. Hawkins of Dillon Montana filed for Homestead No 062527 Fo 022904 at Great Falls on Sept 27 1921. Final land description covers sections 7 and 12 township 9 south ranges 4 and 5 west principal meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in February 1926 with witnesses John McGuire Leo J Gilligan Steve W Williams Alvin M Jones.
J Am brose Brown of Armstead Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof on land entered December 6 1921 Desert Land Entry G F 061770 Helena Lot 6 and 9 Section 11 Township 10S Range 11W P Meridian before Fred Rife Clerk of the Court Dillon Montana January 22 1926 Persons listed Leo M Pfiffner Leonard D Brown John Peterson Victor Carrigan all of Armstead Montana Register 51 3
Charles Jacobson John McNair and Evan Williams filed for patent on the Bob Sled Lode Mining Claim Sur No 10415 in Unsurveyed T3S R12W Beaverhead County Montana. The location records 20613 acres with 1926 end date. 2560 acres in conflict with C C J Lode. no adjoining claims noted.
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