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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
6
Nasal Catarrh relief advertised with Ely's Cream Balm. Fast acting, soothing the nasal surface as it diffuses. Trial size 10 cents by mail. 500 size to be sold by druggists. Liquid Cream Balm also available with spraying tube for 75 cents, by druggists or mail.
A quoted verse extols unwavering faith and joy despite pain, noting a light that lingers in love yet cannot return. The line appears in Harper's Weekly attributed to Ernest Neal Lyon.
A blind American named Jack Hines killed Don the Mexican in a public knife duel at Santa Fe. The fight drew thousands, ended with Hines winning by a swift counter move, and a public purse funded his life post duel, later guiding him to teach the blind.
A Detroit Free Press anecdote centers on a cub reporter who misidentifies a scholarly man as a racing circuits raconteur. The man resists, offering deep remarks on aesthetics and psychometry before the reporter is escorted from the building by a grinning attendant.
The Scotsman recalls a vast assembly for Dr Chalmers with solemn reverence and vivid detail. The crowd stood still for his forceful delivery as the elder speaker, foam flecked lips, radiated passion. Professor Wilson also impressed, with a body and soul driven performance.
An Irish recruit aims to be a gallant soldier in a dragoon unit but proves less clever than patriotic. A fencing master struggles to teach him sword use as Pat jokes about feints and tickling the opponent with the point to test if she is faking.
The U S Supreme Court ruled Neely liable to extradition for embezzling Cuban public funds while acting as financial agent of Cuba’s posts department. Justice Harlan led a unanimous decision upholding U S occupancy rights in Cuba and the president’s commander in chief powers without jury trial in Cuba.
General MacArthur reports Delgado the Panay commandant surrendered January 11 to Brigadier General Hughes with four officers and 21 men. The end of organized armed resistance in Iloilo Province is signaled while unorganized marauding continues. Also noted are court hearings on pilots age and the Iowa electoral college voting for McKinley and Roosevelt with Ezra Tucker chosen to carry returns to Washington.
Lincoln Nebraska eight electors met at the capitol and cast ballots for William McKinley for president and Theodore Roosevelt for vice president. W R Barton chosen messenger to the electoral college with six electors promising to accompany him at their own expense. Stanley Again Sworn In Topeka Kansas governor W E Stanley sworn in for a second term as other officers also begin second terms in a brief ceremony lasting about five minutes.
Denver January 15 fusion legislators met last night and nominated Thomas M Patterson of Denver to succeed Senator E Q from Colorado. Patterson received 78 votes out of 91 in the caucus.
The engagement is announced from St Petersburg between Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte and Grand Duchess Helene, daughter of Grand Duke Vladimir. Louis, son of the late Prince Jerome Napoleon, serves as colonel of the Czarina's Lancers. Helene loses hope of becoming czarina due to church rulings against first cousins marrying. A separate note recalls Lord Roberts' knack for remembering faces and names from a Cape voyage years earlier.
Notice of intention to prove up homestead residence and cultivation under the land law. John Corove of Dillon Montana appears to satisfy residence and cultivation requirements. Greene Register reviews and posts the land claim details for a parcel in Interior Halene Montana.
United States Land Office Helena Montana December 6 1900 notices that Emma Judah of Lima Montana filed to prove desert land claim S514 for the W N W ¼ and Eva S W ¼ at Dillon January 16 1901 before L J Price A S commissioner. John A Judah of Lima Montana filed to prove desert land claim S A 1 for the N E ¼ S W ¼ and N W ¼ at Dillon January 16 1901 before the same official. Witnesses listed Henry Gleed Jno A Judah Emma Judah Joseph A Wall Henry Fitter.
Notices is hereby given that George L Ramsay of Helena Montana has on this day applied to select under the Act of June 1897 the following described tract NW NEK Sec 12 Town 8 Range 10 West Montana. The notice cites the commissioner of the general as the authority and sets a forthcoming date for the election.
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