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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
6
A short essay urges home life to cultivate daily politeness and good manners. It argues children mirror home culture, and parents must model and practice courteous speech and conduct at home to ensure natural, respectful behavior in society.
A reflection on parental responsibility and how manners shape a child’s future. The piece argues training as the guiding watchword for good conduct, noting that each household action forms a paragraph in the family history and that courtesy brightens home and school.
A traveler records a coastal fault zone after an earthquake. He treks twenty seven miles in rain to view the fault and later rides a North Shore train to study northern aspects. Mt Tamalpais may have shifted two feet and Point Reyes shows fifteen feet of lateral movement.
A quoted line from Herman Whitaker in Harper's Weekly centers on a land boundary dispute as two neighbors contest where one man’s land has encroached onto the other’s property. The remark frames the odds of settlement and ownership.
Azaleas, a new two step intermezzo by J Bodewalt Lampe, is arranged for pianola Victor Empress Music Box and Edison Phonograph and endorsed by the composer. It has gained wide popularity for its lively rhythm and is on sale at the Tribune Store Dillon Montana for 25 cents or mailed post paid.
Alex Singer describes Cerro De Pasco line between Oroya and Cerro with a switch-back reaching 14200 feet. He notes American rolling stock, good road bed, coal supply plans, local building styles, harsh dry season weather, and cultural observations, including gender roles in pack trains.
United States Land Office Helena Montana publishes final proof notice for Walter J Crowell administrator of Phoebe Crowell deceased on desert land claim number 7962 of 320 unsurveyed acres in Beaverhead county. The hearing before United States Commissioner A S Johnson at Dillon Montana set for August 9 1906. Witnesses named Sweeney Rogers Crowell of Dell Montana and George W Crowell of Billings Montana. Frank D Miracre Register.
Prof J E Monroe reports June meteorology with a mean 56.2 F and a high 89 F reached on the 12th. The low 33 F occurred on the 8th and 20th with total rainfall 2.62 inches and 11 clear 11 cloudy days. Thunder on the 8th 13th 16th 26th 27th. southwest wind predominated. comparisons show last June cooler and rainier.
Notice is given that Mary J. Harkness assignee of Josiah Keisler of Bedrock Beaverhead county Montana filed intent to prove desert land claim No 7545 for sections 2 3 10 Township 118 Range 12 W amended before F A Hazel baker clerk district court Dillon Montana on Friday August 10 1906 Witnesses to prove reclamation Gray M Andrus Henry D Hildreth Isaac Rife Josiah Keisler all of Bedrock Montana Frank D Mrraczz Register
In the District Court of Beaverhead Montana Anna L Nelson sues Edward Nelson for dissolution of marriage. The complaint alleges intermarriage since 1901, neglect by Edward, no cohabitation since 1905, and lack of home or property for Anna. Plaintiff seeks divorce and restoration of her maiden name Anna Loree with general relief. First publication June 8 1906.
United States Land Office HelenaMontana June 5 1906 notices William Avery of Polaris Beaverhead County Montana to prove desert land claim 8265 for sections 7 8 in township 12 west with irrigation and reclamation proof before F A azelbaker Dillon Montana July 11 1906. Attendees John J Williams James L Cochran Edward Marsh Nicholas Prelm all of Polaris Montana 23 51 Frank D Mrracz Register.
Nathan A. Ames of Polaris Montana files intention to prove up desert land claim No 7875 EYSEM SWYSEY SEXMSWY Sec 9 T6S R13W M M before A Johnson U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on Tuesday July 10 1906. Attending witnesses are James B Woody Clarence W Brown John Judge and Thomas J Mulanes from Jackson and Polaris Montana. Frank D Merrate Register.
Notice is given that Eliza A Mason has filed for final proof on land in Montana. Proof will be made before Frank Aazelbaker in Dillon on July 12, 1906. Witnesses include Janie C Harrison Franklin P Harrison John B Smith Harmon D Mayfield. Frank D Miracle Register.
John C. Patterson of Dell Montana files notice of intention to prove a desert land claim for 160 acres in Beaverhead County Montana. The hearing before the U S Land Office at Helena is set for July 26 1906 with witnesses Mitchel J. Martinell William C Patterson William Stenson and Bart Hungate. First publication June 22 1906.
From June 1 to September 15 the Oregon Short Line offers discounted tickets to Los Angeles with return validity through October 31. Inquiries at the Oregon Short Line depot contact agent W F Ruemus.
Lost, strayed or stolen One black mare branded with a running N bar over it on the right thigh and one brown saddle horse branded with a diamond bar over it on the right shoulder. Five dollars reward each for return of the animals at Dillon by C A Smith or J W Sutherland 26 2.
Desert land final proof notice for Charley Wilson of Dillon Montana filing desert land claim No 7786 for 320 unsurveyed acres in Madison County. The description begins 80 rods north of the confluence of Wilson and Sweetwater creeks and runs north south and east to complete the surveyed bounds. The hearing before A Hazelbaker Clerk of District Court Dillon Montana is scheduled Wednesday July 11 1906. Alonzo Meeker Thomas Wilson William Wilson Matt Keply of Dillon listed as witnesses. Frank D Miracle Register.
Ada M. McLaren formerly Harrison of Dillon Montana filed notice to make proof on desert-land claim No 7917 for the W 14 SE Sec 31 T6S R12W and lots 1 2 Sec 6 T7S R12W before F A Dillon M M on Wednesday July 11 1906. Witnesses include Frank P Harrison John B Smith Armon Mayfield and Eliza A Mason of Bannack. Frank D Marrus Register.
Eva A. Yount of Bedrock Montana filed notice of intention to prove desert land claim number 7992 for 320 acres. The description begins at a rocky butte southeast 100 yards, then 320 rods west, 160 rods south, 320 rods east, 160 rods north to the starting point. Before F A Hazelbaker on July 11, 1906, in District Court. Witnesses Theophilus B Craver Lon H Yount Henry D Hildreth Hattie J Hildreth.
Reublication, No. 19871. F August Tauchman of Bedrock Montana filed notice of intention to prove desert land claim No 6597 for 160 acres unsurveyed land in Beaverhead County. Surveyed description begins at Medicine Lodge Creek and Dad Creek intersection. Hearing before F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on July 11, 1906. Others listed: Isaac Rife, Harry Schuler, Henry Hildreth, Alonzo Yount. Frank D. Miracuz, Register.
Katherine M Brown of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove desert land claim 5598 for sections 2 3 and 10 township 95 range 14 west before Clerk F A Hazelbaker July 12 1906 in Dillon witnesses Alfred P Brown Frank Brennies Frank Esterwald and Carlos R Engle to testify on irrigation reclamation of the land.
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