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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1909
Page
6
July 11 1909 report on Paul and Silas in Philippi with questions for reflection on belief salvation and the Word of the Lord. The lesson parallels Acts 16 16 40 and 17 1 15 with prompts about faith prayer joy and divine intervention.
There are 80 000 adolescent boys in North America and 71 percent of penal inmates are under voting age. The nation spends 1 200 000 000 dollars yearly on strong drink. Saving a boy would yield a single life saved and future character formation.
The speaker urges investing in constructive agencies like schools and libraries to aid the common man. Roosevelt’s quote stresses starting with boys before adulthood, arguing abolishing drink would fund better enterprises and curb temptations for youth.
Dillon churches list service times and pastors. St James Episcopal with Rev S D Hooker holds communion first and third Sundays at 11 am and 7 am on other Sundays, morning prayer at 11, evening prayer at 8, Sunday school at 9 45. Presbyterian at Pacific and Glendale led by Rev A B Martin offers 11 am service, 12 pm Sabbath school, Christian Endeavor at 7 pm, evening service at 8. Catholic notices include low mass 8 and high mass 10 30 on first and second Sundays, fourth Sundays offer 8 and 10 30 pm masses, Sunday school after late mass, evening devotions 7 30. first, second, and fourth Sundays at Dillon, third Sunday at Lima and Melrose. Rev D Forzy pastor.
Rev. F. E. Dodds presides. Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning service at 11. Class meeting at noon. Epworth League at 7 30 p.m. evening service at 7 30. First Sunday sacred concert. Prayer meeting each Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Rev F A Colver pastor leads Sabbath school at 10 AM worship and preaching at 11 AM adult Bible class at 12 15 PM and evening services at 8 PM at the Baptist church corner Idaho and Se bree streets
Captain Frank P. O'Brien recalls General Robert E. Lee as a paragon of character noting his duty as the sublimest word in English and that his name cannot be bought The remarks cite Lee in poverty after the war and his dying words Let the tent be struck to end the description of his adaptable spirit and steadfast temperament.
The piece recalls Civil War veterans from the 1860s who could not keep pace with later parades. It contrasts how, in 1861, officers rushed to action with little time for drill, while veterans of 1865 recall never having a flag or time to parade.
The passage notes weed seeds are protected by curling leaves and sun shields as if showing devotion in death. It likens weeds to a mother’s care, praising their persistence while guarding seed pods even when sun killed.
The piece parodies Dean Farrar’s Reminiscences noting Sinai proofs shaped apocalyptic imagery and a joking misread of Jerusalem as Jones. It recalls dinner invitations misread by aristocratic handwriting and includes a humorous exchanges about debt between Gill and a friend. It closes with a comic travel anecdote about bandits and opera gags.
The article touts Ely's Cream Balm as a pleasant aromatic remedy for nasal catarrh. It claims the product cleanses and heals the nasal surface when inhaled through the nostrils and is sold by druggists in a 60 cent size. Continuous use is recommended until complete relief is achieved.
Proponents offer Ely's Liquid Cream Balm in a spray form with a 75 cent kit including a spraying tube. The liquid preserves the medicinal properties of the solid preparation and is available from druggists or by mail.
Public notices indicate affidavits of publication are on hold until required payments are received. The notices warn that absence of payment may delay or nullify the publication of legal ads. Administrative offices urge timely settlements to proceed with the filings.
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Gerhard Albers deceased is administered. Creditors and others with claims must present them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication to the administrator at Jos C Smith Law Office Dillon Montana. First published July 8 1909.
Notice is given that Addie E. Martinelli of Dell Montana filed to prove desert land entry No. 8504 for sections 9 and 8 township 13S range 9W Montana Meridian. Final proof before A S Johnson Dillon Montana on August 14 1909 with witnesses Smith M McKnight Henry C Patterson Charles E Calvert and Elmer E Martinell of Dell Montana.
Public notices announce filings and final proofs for Desert Land Entries and railway land selections in Montana. Named parties include Northern Pacific Railway Company Katy E Hopp Hulda Burt and others with pertinent sections ranges and counties noted for each claim and the announced protest deadlines.
Notice lists Caroline Edinger George Edinger and witnesses from Dillon Montana to appear July 31, 1909 before A S Johnson U S Commissioner for final proof on Desert Land entries 8576 8575 and related contest against Peter Maus for Homestead Entry 14327. Contest affidavit by Earl C Selway filed. hearing to determine residency and cultivation compliance.
Witnesses must appear by publication of this notice. The hearing at 10:00 a m July 22 1909 before A S Johnson U S Commissioner Dillon Montana will decide the contest and the final hearing is set for August 2 1909 before the Register and Receiver at the United States Land Office Helena Montana. The contestant filed an affidavit on June 12 1909 showing due diligence prevents personal service and publication is ordered by George O Freeman Receiver.
At Helena on June 13 1909 Susan Edwards of Monida Montana filed intent to make final proof to establish a desert land claim for EM Section 31 Township 13 S Range W Montana Meridian. The hearing will be before A S Johnson in Dillon Montana July 26 1909 with Charles Rody Eli E Twitchell Samuel W Moore and Irwin Hallas of Monida as witnesses.
Frederick C. North states he has expended labor and improvements totaling 133.33 and 1/3 cents on the Rand and Park Quartz mining claims in the Elkhorn district Beaverhead County Montana to hold the property under U S Revised Statutes section 2324 and its amendment. If the payment is not made within 90 days after publication or personal service, the property will become the subscriber's. First publication May 21 1909.
The county clerk announces an abstract of all uncancelled mortgages on record on the first Monday in March. Mortgages will be assessed against the mortgagee unless parties call to cancel paid mortgages before the date. Dated at Dillon February 13. Janey Sqne Td Jno S Baxer County Clerk.
The order fixes 1909 regular terms of the Fifth Judicial District in Beaverhead Jefferson Madison counties. Terms begin February May August November in Beaverhead. January April July October in Jefferson. March June August December in Madison. Court opens at 10 a m. at Virginia City. Judge Lew L. Cattaway signs.
United States Land Office Helena Montana publishes notice that Northern Pa of St Paul Minnesota filed on June 3 1909 an application to select under the 1898 act. The lands described include NW NENW Sec 7 and other parcels with deadlines set before July 24 1909. First publication June 18 1909.
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