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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
6
Readers are led through questions on the Power of the Tongue James 3 1 12 with prompts on self restraint and the harm of unbridled speech The piece contrasts personal fault and godly speech and cites related proverbs and gospel verses. It also previews Heroes of Faith Heb 11 1 40.
An editorial urges readers to consider the impact of harmful places and the responsibility of voters. It questions why such venues exist and who is accountable, urging careful reflection at the ballot box.
A lament on a boy led from virtue by poison wine and sinful pleasure. The speaker warns of hidden dangers and mounds of ruin for youth facing temptations, lamenting lost manhood and the public danger of boys drifting toward vice.
A Dillon man driving with a woman companion meets a hay wagon on a narrow Beaverhead county road. The woman refuses to move, claiming the driver should back out, while the farmer offers to back up. The quarrel ends with the farmer deciding to back out, remarking he has one just like her at home.
W A Call returned to Dillon from a mountain trip east and south of Dillon to find small cedar and pine trees dying. He found only three small trees alive and reports the timber shows scorch or burn damage without any fire. He warns the ranges may lose live trees within a year or two and the county could lose thousands of dollars in timber.
A 50 cent Mi-o-na advertisement extols rapid relief from indigestion and related headaches. It promises restored stomach strength, better digestion, and improved blood quality after a week, with a money back guarantee from Potts Drugist and an endorsement from William Hess of Benton Harbor, Michigan.
In Dillon this week Mrs Hattie Dart and her two sons George and Fred will become sole owners of the Dart Hardware company by buying out William Knapp Clifford Knapp and Arthur Connolly. An inventory of stock is being taken. The firm, founded about 20 years ago, is a large historic hardware establishment serving the city and county.
In Beaverhead County Montana Maggie Propper sues William J. Propper to dissolve their marriage on grounds of wilful desertion for over two years and seeks permanent custody of minor Harrold W. Propper. Proceedings require defendant answer within twenty days. first publication May 28, 1909.
Notice from Polaris Montana dated May 18 1909 to Park Copper Company declaring expenditure of labor and improvements totaling 133 dollars and 33 1 3 cents on the Rand and Park Quartz mining claims in Beaverhead County Montana to hold property under the Revised Statutes section 2324 and its amendments. The notice cites original certificates in record books and states that within ninety days the party must act to prevent forfeiture.
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