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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
6
An essay extols the home as a sanctuary from turmoil and a source of strength. It urges parents to recognize and affirm children's efforts in chores, schooling, and kindness, and to praise spouses for domestic duties and moral acts, reinforcing love and respect within the family.
In Everett Massachusetts a teacher asked for furrier and carrier definitions before the holidays. A student answered furrier as a dealer in furs and carrier as a dealer in cars. Marcus A. Smith is again Arizona’s congressman and dean of territorial delegates in his eighth term. Ex-President Soule of the Massachusetts senate recalls a young Irish member in East Boston debates who claimed the crossing would be abolished, noting residents have been “killed over and over again” there.
A fragment mentions rail safety comparing the south and north, noting fewer runovers. It quotes a southern viewpoint on safer living and rail passage. It also notes Herbert H. D. Peirce, a new minister to Norway, as a Massachusetts native and a Lodge relative.
Nasal catarrh quickly yields to Ely's Cream Balm and Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. The solid preparation sells for 50 cents with a trial mail option of 10 cents. The liquid form, including a spraying tube, costs 75 cents and aims to suit atomizer users while preserving medicine properties.
The late William McConnell was famed as a top theatrical joker. Augustus Thomas wrote Champagne Charley for him but the show faltered and he retired early. A vaudeville sketch The Editor failed to suit him as well. He recalled his Chicago roof garden start and the rapid moves that followed.
Chicago police say Johann Hoch admitted marriages to thirteen women in ten years eight wives are dead and he claims they died natural deaths. inquest into Mrs Walcker Hoch’s death sees witnesses including Mrs Fisher Hoch with the inquiry postponed to Wednesday.
Justice Harlan, lecturing at Columbian Law School with Judge Peelle nearby, declines to send his dissenting opinions to a clerk. He argues he cannot be responsible for disseminating law that appears in majority rulings to which he dissented.
The new intermezzo Azaleas arranged by J Bodewalt Lampe for band and orchestra is praised as excellent and pretty. It has quickly drawn attention for its rhythm and is arranged for Pianola Victor Empress and Edison devices with bands and orchestras playing it widely. Musicians endorse it and predict lasting appeal.
Notice is given that George Gleed of Lima and Elizabeth Phillips of Lima have filed for final proof on homestead and desert land applications. Proofs will be made August 9, 1906, before A S Johnson at Dillon Montana. Witnesses include George Noble Alvin Kellum Hen Gleed Elizabeth Phillips and George Reed of Lima. Frank D Miracre, Register.
United States Land Office Helena Montana June 30 1906 notice of intention to make proof on desert land claim No 8009 for the SWSEY and SSW Sec 1 Twp 13 S Rg 9 W before A S Johnson U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on Aug 11 1906 witnesses Lawson J Phillips Ernest B McNinch John Downing and Frank Garr all of Dell Montana proving irrigation and reclamation Frank D Miracle Register.
Mary J. Harkness assignee of Josiah Keisler of Bedrock Beaverhead Montana files notice to make desert land claim No 7545 in sections 2 3 10 town 11 south range 12 west as amended before F A Hazel baker clerk at Dillon on August 10 1906. Witnesses to prove claim are Frank M Andrus Henry D Hildreth Isaac Rife and Josiah Keisler all of Red Rock Montana. Franklin D Miracie Register.
From June 1 to September 15 the Oregon Short Line sells tickets to Los Angeles and return at reduced rates. Return validity lasts until October 31. Inquiries at Oregon Short Line depot. 20th W. F. Ruemne, Agent.
Notice is given that Mary J. Wadams and Richard M. Wadams of Lima Beaverhead County Montana filed desert land applications 7976 and 7977 seeking final proof before A S Johnson United States Commissioner at Lima Montana on dates to be determined. Applicants list land descriptions in sections 27 28 township 13 18 south range 7 mation of claimed lands filed with the land office. Frank D Miracue Register.
Walter J. Crowell administrator of Phoebe Crowell deceased files intention to make final proof on desert land claim No. 7962 for 320 unsurveyed acres in Beaverhead county Montana. Proof before United States Commissioner A S Johnson at Dillon on August 9 1906. Claimants include William Sweeney Earl Rogers Albert W Crowell George W Crowell. Frank D Mirace Register.
United States Land Office Helena Mont announces John C Patterson of Dell Montana filed notice of intention to prove desert land claim No 6001 for 16 acres in Beavershead County. The hearing before the Register and Receiver is set for July 26 1906. Witnesses listed include Mitchell J Martinell William Patterson William Stenson and Bart Hugate all of Dell. First publication June 22 1906.
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