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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
6
The text argues for right living and timely recreation contemplation and effort to improve health. It promotes the California Fig Syrup Co. Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a truthful, effective laxative available through leading druggists and stresses buying only the genuine product.
In 1812 a New England coast town hears John Barnes plead for Avis Bradbury against her father Steven and brother Richard. Threats and a torn bloodstained coat spark a murder trial ending in guilty verdicts, later overturned by Barnes’s return from a press gang. The town crowns the jurors’ bold verdicts with relief as Barnes weds Avis and the Bradburys rejoin the couple.
Gilmore and Pittsburgh railroad engineers finish survey near Barretts nine miles south of Dillon. Camp moved to Barretts from Clark's canyon as work continues toward Dillon. Overhead crossing on Oregon Short Line undecided near Henneberry place or Barretts. One tunnel about 60 feet long planned with rock work and deep cuts at several points. Construction may extend from Dillon toward Twin Bridges if survey continues.
The Gandy Kitchen announces full soda fountain service with fancy drinks sundaes ice creams sherbets and party trade. It adds a full line of butter cups ribbon candy burnt almonds and other candies from eastern cities for customers.
Advertises Hyomei as a cure for catarrh with a pocket inhaler and liquid refill. Claims two minutes to relieve stuffed up feeling, money back if not cured, and notes Potts in Dillon sells the product with a lifetime inhaler. Extra bottle offered for 50 cents.
A short classified notice states rates of 1.50 per folio of 100 words for the first insertion and 0.50 per folio for subsequent insertions. It also notes affidavits of publication will be withheld until payment is made.
Notice is given that James BE Rhea of Monida Montana has filed intent to make Final Proof for Desert Land Entry No 8704 in section 24 township 13 S range W Montana meridian before A S Johnson Dillon Montana on July 15 1916. Witnesses Bert H Paul Melvin Holt E W Twitchell all of Monida Montana and Goodwin T Paul of Dillon Montana.
Mary Leonard Paul of Monida Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a land claim under Desert Land Entry No 8707 for SEMSEL and NEWNETN in Township 19S Range 6 W. Montana Meridian before U S Commissioner A S Johnson at Dillon on July 15 1910. Witnesses listed are Janes E Rhea Melvin Holt and Eli Twitch.
Mary Leonard Paul assignee of Ethel Smith of Monida Montana has filed intent to make Final Proof on Desert Land Entry No 8688 for S33NE%4 and SEX Section 21 Township 13S Range 5 W Montana Meridian before A S Johnson U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on July 15 1910. James H Rhea Melvin Holt Eli E Twitchell all Monida Montana and Goodwin T Paul Dillon Montana. Stephen Carpenter Register.
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead, Amanda Guidici executrix of Isadore F Guidici deceased gives notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication to Edmund J Callaway law office Dillon Montana the place for estate business May 12 1910 First publication May 13 1910 1951
Administrator Lewis E. McNinch calls creditors and claimants to file their claims with vouchers within four months after May 20 1910 first publication. Claims to be shown at his ranch near Dell Montana in Beaverhead County. W S Barzour attorney for the estate dated May 18 1910.
Notice is given by executors of the estate of Della T Reynolds deceased. Creditors must present vouchers within ten months at Reynolds Ranch Dillon Montana the place for estate business. Dated May 17 1910. Executors Haran J Thompson Lestie A Thompson Ernest O Szetway and Grace E Baker. W S Barfour Attorney for Executors. First publication May 20 1910.
The contestant filed May 17, 1910 with proper affidavit showing personal service cannot be made. It is ordered that notice be given by publication at the United States Land Office in Helena Montana. Record address of entryman Dillon Montana 21-51 a Force O Freeman Receiver.
John W. Morton and heirs receive notice that, for 1909, $500 was spent on five Quartz Lode mining claims in Argenta District Beaverhead County. Each claim Mary Ann, Libby, Maggie, Cincinnati and Viola required $100 per claim to hold status under 2324 RS, with 90 days to contribute or lose ownership. First published March 18 1910.
Notice to William Dugan and Thomas Bastien that $166.66 and change have been expended to hold the Finvalley Starlight and Clipper quartz claims in Bloody Dick district Beaverhead Co Montana under 2324 Revised Statutes and 1880 amendment. If not paid within ninety days of publication or service, the property reverts to the subscribers Patrick O’Donngll Neri O’Donngl Monument Montana dated March 31 1910.
In Helena Montana on May 28 1910 Silas R Eldridge of Dillon Montana filed notice of intent to make final five year proof to establish a land claim for parcels NWENEM NUNWH Sec 32 and NENEX Sec 31 Township 7 S Range 8 W Montana Meridian before US Commissioner A S John at Dillon Montana on July 8 1910 Participants Craig Cornell William H Wilson George Baker and Thomas Flynn all from Dillon Montana Stephen Carpenter Register
A contest affidavit filed by Frank Stearns against Homestead Entry 14306 alleges George H. Scott abandoned the tract, failed to settle or cultivate, and has been away over six months. Notice to appear and present evidence is set for July 6 1910 before A S Johnson at Dillon Montana with details of the hearing.
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