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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
6
The piece critiques United States Steel Corp and rail makers for adulterated rails and tariff protections. It argues that high tonnage greed, diverted traffic, and limited competition drive unsafe rails and costly outcomes, urging firm action against the trust.
A colored elder, longtime News office patron, ambles into editorial rooms and stares at pneumatic tube stations like orchestral horns. He hopes for entertainment, grows disappointed, and asks what the devices are, exclaiming that he mistook them for a music box to amuse his gentlemen while they worked.
An elderly traveler chats with a Scottish coast resident about climate and health, noting the village’s reputed sturdiness. A barber tale from the New York Sun follows about a barber refusing to shave at altitude, fearing danger, and nearly severing the narrator’s throat over a height whim.
A traveling man recounts a railroad incident in which a passerby rushed into a smoking car asking for whisky after a woman in the car behind fainted. Flasks appear, the man grabs the largest, drinks, and says the scene made him feel queer to see a woman faint.
The bat species largely hibernate yet awaken during midwinter warm spells when insects emerge. Hibernation is a true trance with very low pulse and respiration. Bats may endure brief immersion in water without drowning as other hibernators do.
An exchange between Mrs Henpeck and her husband’s ally reveals that the couple align in every decision. The old friend notes the harmony, while Mrs Henpeck asserts Mr Henpeck agrees with her in all matters.
A humorous exchange quotes Judge asking what one would do with a million dollars. Sam replies knowing what he would do if he had two dollars and reveals he has waited two years to marry.
The dialogue shows a Burglar questionning a judge about learning a trade via correspondence while serving six years at hard labor. The exchange implies a chance to study from prison and reflects court restraint.
Notice is given that George W. Chinn of Melrose Montana will make final five year proof for Homestead Entry No. Nestae ay seh SEM aWie a %, SWA, SEX SW Section 26 Township 2S Range 10W before A S Johnson U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on August 20 1907. Witnesses: George R. Vance Frank P. Tate Charles F. Sharkey Marmaduke Gist. Frank D. Miracte Register.
County Clerk Jno S Baxgr announces the first Monday in March as the deadline to prepare an abstract of all uncancelled mortgages on file. Mortgages will be assessed against the mortgagee unless canceled prior to that date. Dated Dillon February 13 1907.
Creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of Charles H Seybold deceased must present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication to W S Barbour law office Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Administrator Ly Seybold dated July 6 1907 first publication July 12 1907.
The administrator A A Elliott, Dillon Montana, invites creditors and all claimants against Matthew Johnston deceased to present vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims must be shown at the office of Dillon Lumber Co in Beaverhead County for estate business. Dated July 13 1907.
United States Land Office Helena Montana announces Arley R Jacobs has applied for a patent for 1500 feet of the Atlas Lode in Elkhorn mining district Beaverhead county containing 18.51 acres after deductions in conflict with Sur No 1693. Adjoining claims are Elk Horn Lode Thos Judge Storm Lode Lost Cloud Lode. Objections due within sixty days from first publication July 19 1907 by Frank O D Miracte Register.
The Monument Copper Mining Company represented by Mae B. Metlen applies for patents on 1500 feet of the Green Mountain Lode and 1492.8 feet of the Welcome Lode in Bloody Dick District Beaverhead County Montana. Location records and surveys are cited. notices require responses within sixty days or be barred.
The State of Montana to P J Fagan is summoned to appear before Justice George Noble in Lima Beaverhead County on July 20 1907 at 9 o'clock AM to answer a civil action filed by C T Kemp seeking 20 dollars 80 cents for goods sold and delivered on April 19 1907 to May 5 1907 and an assigned account of Mrs Rudeen. If he fails to appear judgment will be entered against him.
In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County the estate of Charles Chase deceased will sell at public auction cash with 25 percent due at sale on August 3 1907 at 2 p.m. at the courthouse steps Dillon to the Cumberland Lode Mining claim Lost Cloud Mining District all interests of the estate except those of Chase at death with deed at purchaser expense terms set by Court administrator Curis Snyder.
In Beaverhead County Montana Alfred P Brown and W A Jones as administrators seek to correct the decree of distribution and describe mining property including Signal Lode Quien Sabbe Lode Guardian Lode Cliff Lode Director Lode Protector Lode Shield Lode and Signal Mill Site located in township ranges in Beaverhead county The court sets August 7 1907 at 10 am to show cause why the order should not be granted and a four week publication in Dillon Tribune is required Lew L Caraway Judge dated June 27 1907
In Beav erhead Montana the guardian Alfred P Brown petitions to grant consent for correcting the decree of distribution in the estate of Lawrence A Brown deceased A hearing is set for August 7 1907 at the Dillon courthouse to consider objections and grant the petition Copy to be published in successive weeks before the date dated June 27 1907
Charles H. Patterson administrator will sell by private sale in Beaverhead and Deer Lodge counties the real property of William H. Patterson estate plus improvements and water rights. Bids accepted after July 15, 1907 at John Lindsay's office in Butte. Ten percent cash on bid acceptance with remainder on court confirmation.
Beaverhead county seeks bids by July 16 1907 for two river bridges near Willis and Point of Rocks. Bridges include 80 foot spans at Big Hole river and 70 foot span at Beaverhead river with 16 foot roadways. Bids require 10 percent certified check and double bid bond. sealed proposals to county clerk Dillon Montana.
The Monument Copper Mining Company represented by Mae B. Metlen files for patents on 1500 feet of Monument Extension Lode No. 8337 and 4776 feet of Alps Lode No. 8338 in Beaverhead County Montana. Descriptions reference the Bloody Dick Mining District with location details and corner bearings, containing about 20.66 and 19.81 acres respectively. Adjoining claimants include Eugene and Daisy Lodes Monument Copper Mining Company Monument Lode Keppler and others. notices due within sixty days of first publication June 21 1907.
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