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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1890
Page
6
A reminiscence poem describes maples in bloom and elms above as the speaker recalls youthful days. The worn sandstone slab marks a vanished threshold while memories of deceased loved ones and sparing joys linger along the familiar path.
A Bowery bootblack and moneylender named Dinny builds power by leading a loyal claquing group at the city’s Bowery theatre. He wins free admission, access to rehearsals, and a rise to the orchestra circle while quietly profiting from high loan interest and ticket subsidies, masterminding applause to influence performances.
In the Bowery theatre world Dinny aids a struggling actress by paying a washing bill for Kate Reilly's mother. He defends Kate against a harsh creditor, helps cover a back rent, and later arranges seats for Mary Reilly while pursuing a romance. His generosity and wry schemes unfold amid back‑alley theater life and a dramatic night of applause.
The Navajo loom craft is described with details on wool production processing and the sacred weaving secrets used by Navajo women. A Chicago hoax on Clark street uses a glass plate illusion with a bullet fragment to fool passersby and create a staged near death incident around Hank Smith.
Professor Oscar Schmidt of Gratz in Styria says sponge cultivation can yield large sponges within three years by planting fragments. He reports 4,000 sponges produced at a total cost of £9 including three years of interest, marking a profitable start for the method.
At a meeting Jinks notes the man asked about is not a delegate but a reporter. Blinks infers he is new to journalism, remarking he seems a "solid, moneyeair" type. The exchange suggests a novice reporter gaining insight into the profession.
A Philadelphia Letter describes Mrs William Astor as a leading social figure after her husband's fortune rise and notes her beauty and ties to old friends. Rome hosts a May congress of beauty for Roman ladies aged 16 to 25 with two prizes. Also mentioned is a mind blindness case in an elderly man with spatial disorientation.
William A Hi s heirs and successors are notified to contribute one fifth of labor and expenses for the Cordwood mining lode in the Vipoau mining district Beaverhead County Montana, amounting to one hundred dollars, to hold the claim until December 1. If not paid within ninety days after first publication, the co owner’s interest will be declared the subscribers.
Legal notices list final proof filings in Beaverhead County Montana. Willi Collings seeks final proof for Preemption No. 4 on land in Wisdom with witnesses Charles Stanchfield George Bailard William Armitage Cassius Hutchinson, all of Wisdom. Also Charles Stanchfield files for desert land claim 1744 with witnesses William Collins Alfred Noyes William Armitage Cassius Hutchinson, all of Wisdom, Montana. Proceedings before the Beaverhead District Clerk in Dillon on August 18, 1880 and August 18, 1890 respectively.
Notice of final proof for desert land in Beaverhead County Montana. Wilie Collins, H. Bailard, William Ami, Cassius Hutchinson named as witnesses to prove reclamation and cultivation of claimed tracts. Hearing set before Beaverhead County district court on August 18, 1890. Land Office at Helena announces publication of required claim notices and witness lists.
U S Land Office Helena and Beaverhead County Montana publish May 6 1800 notices that Erastus D Edgerton Charles K Cole and George F Cope by Edgerton seek patents for placer ground totaling 153 4 100 acres in Beaverhead and for 159 43 100 acres in an unorganized district. Locations reference specific surveys corners and bearings. Adjoining claimants include Bon Accord placer Thee Laney et al and Cope placer. Adverse claimants must file within sixty to ninety days. recorder records list the locations. Statements include legal obstacles and dates with first publication May 16 1400 and May 25 1800.
Land Office at Helena Montana and Beaverhead County publish notices of intention to prove desert land and homestead entries. Witnesses named include Samuel Songers Robert Jaggers Jot Cheney Wilder D Gass Craig C Cornell Thomas M Seobieter Wilton Bishop and others from Willis and Hanan Montana with August and July 1890 deadlines. Public record entries list claim numbers locations and required proof hearings before local district officials.
Notice by order of the district judge that terms of the Beaverhead County district court will begin on the first Monday of August and the first Monday in November 1890, with sessions opening at 10 o'clock a.m. Clerk R Z Tuomas signs the notice.
Piles benefit from Dr Bosanko Pile Remedy claimed to cure moist itching piles including blind bleeding and protruding forms. It acts on affected parts, absorbs tumors and relieves itching with a permanent cure. Available from local druggists or by mail from Dr Bosanko Piqua Ohio. sold by N A Styles.
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