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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
6
Helena June 10 Nathan Godfrey state railroad commissioner has returned from Chicago and eastern cities. He engaged Oliver W Tong rate and tariff agent of St Paul Omaha railroad for the position of late clerk of the Montana railroad commission.
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas writes Foley's Honey and Tar is the best for coughs colds and lung trouble claiming it cured consumption in early stages. He asserts many users are satisfied and promotes it for the sickroom.
At Orphans' Home Twin Bridges Gould and Summers win the $15,000 brick kitchen and nursery project. Mrs Wiley Mountjoy elected matron to assume charge immediately. Mountjoy previously served as matron but resigned about ten months ago to be with her college‑going children in Bozeman.
Advertisement urges readers to try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for a gentle laxative effect and stomach cleansing. Claims they clear the head and improve digestion. Priced at 25 cents with free samples at R L Riley's Drug Store.
Deputy Sheriff Bittle reports Sheriff Guy captured one of two horse thieves who stole three horses from Jim Anderson last week and the posse killed him when he refused surrender. The other suspect, linked to the Northern Pacific holdup near Butte, remains at large as the posse pursues him. The pursuit followed from Sheridan area to the O. W. ranch near the county line.
An old health ad explains healthy kidneys filter blood impurities and links good health to kidney function. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy that purportedly cures kidney and bladder diseases and strengthens the entire system.
June 23 26 and 27 set for a major sale by Pollinger in Twin Bridges with over 230 head of horses and 123 head of cattle listed so far. Draft horses harness trained. buyers from eastern states anticipated, with more stock expected to be added.
A. M. Ake of Wood Ind reports years of serious lung trouble with repeated hemorrhages. After trying several doctors with no relief he began Foley's Honey and Tar, and now his lungs are sound. The product stops coughs, heals lungs, and prevents serious cold outcomes. Refuse substitutes. im City Drug Store. 7
The corpse of an elderly man about seventy was found this afternoon in the Yellowstone river caught in a wire fence spanning the water. Drowning is believed to have occurred two or three days prior based on appearance.
C V Pepper of Fedora Tennessee was bedridden with hemorrhages of the lungs and throat. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with instant relief and rapid recovery after three weeks of use. The remedy is guaranteed for coughs and colds and sold at Riley s drug store with a trial bottle free.
Miner Geo Arnold, active in the Main district near Pony, was found dead while prospecting at Twin Bridges on June 10. The incident halted mining activity as investigators begin to document the scene and determine cause.
Found dead in his cabin this morning Arnold lived alone and had been dead only a few days. The coroner was notified and Undertaker Less of Whitehall dispatched to take charge of the remains. Supposed cause is heart failure.
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina reports healing a long standing sore after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The product is advertised as a remedy for piles burns and similar wounds and is sold by R L Riley druggist for 25 cents.
Billings June 8 registration for the Huntley project lands started at 9 o clock and runs until June 26 when the drawing will occur. A branch land office is set up under a general land office officer. About 6 000 inquiries have been received and 12 000 registrations are expected. Roughly 700 farms of forty acres will form the tract and irrigation is ready.
A S Wilson committed suicide by leaping from a Burlington train near Billings while suffering morphine withdrawal. He had recently arrived in the city and was under city physician care after being denied access to the poison.
A Cedar Grove Maine resident credits Electric Bitters with curing stomach liver and kidney troubles after months of suffering. The letter claims three bottles completed the recovery and endorses the remedy sold by R L Riley pharmacist at 50 cents per bottle.
Montana land board rejects multiple applications for state lands at a June meeting. One declined bid came from Rev. Father Victor Day vicar general of the Helena Catholic diocese. The land was sought for Bishop Carrolls colonization plan. Over the past week officials reviewed tracts across the state with hopes to attract settlers to Montana.
A Dallas man at 107 St Louis Street says Dr King s New Life Pills effectively relieve malaria and biliousness without grinding or gripe. The product sells for 25 cents at R L Riley s drug store.
W. D. Clark former pastor of the Congregational church in Billings has been arrested in Honolulu on a Barry county Michigan warrant for forging a 1904 Freeport bank check. He formerly resided in Billings and was highly regarded as a minister.
Property offering 960 acres with open water in East end Centennial valley. Includes two dwellings, a stable and large corral. Produces 150 tons of hay and suits a summer camp. Adjacent range is outstanding. Terms reasonable. Inquiries to Johnson & Smith, Dillon Montana Real Estate Agents.
An ad notes the 1907 Spalding Base Ball Guide is available at the Tribune Book Store. It asserts the importance of health for work and cites a testimonial from L C Rodgers of Branchton Pa praising Foley's Kidney Cure after illness.
J P Lossi visited Jackson and Anton Jackson noted Henry's improving condition after the accident. Eph Stoller and James Cornelius began work on the new jail with completion expected by June 13. Hollingsworth sold 1280 acres on Swamp Creek with 30 horses and outfit to Gus and Charlie Swanson. Len Pendleton traded Tom Low ranch near Fox for 480 acres then sold to Big Hole Ranching. Will Montgomery acquired 1710 acres of Ajex ranch.
House and three lots with lawn and shade trees in first-class condition. Located on South Railroad Ave. Enquiries at this office or write P O Box 477 Dillon Montana.
School teachers and general public offered excursions to Chicago and intermediate points with multiple travel dates in May June and July 1907. Fares include one fare plus 2.00 round trip and the City of Mexico round trip at 69.15. Several routes and longer limits advertised with numerous departures and other trips.
A terse contact line directs readers to C F Warren the General's Agent of the A T S F Ry housed in the 411 Dooly Block Salt Lake City Utah for further particulars.
The passage recounts J. G. Millais on hare stride lengths of four feet under normal pace and ten to twelve feet when frightened, with claims of twenty to twenty five feet in width. It notes vertical jumps to five feet, rabbits to six feet, and horizontal leaps of six to seven feet, plus swimming with head high and rump dry.
The office announces the first Monday in March as the date to prepare an abstract of all uncancelled mortgages on record and transfer it to the Assessor for assessment against the mortgagee. Parties may call to cancel paid mortgages before that date to avoid assessment. Dated Dillon February 13, 1907. County Clerk Jno. S. Baker.
Margaret E. Barbour of Willis Beaverhead county Montana files to make final proof for Homestead Entry No 14428 dated January 19 1906 for sections 34 35 township 45 range 7 west. Proof before A S Johnson US Commissioner Dillon Montana on July 12 1907. Witnesses: William H Oliver Oscar Kriese Burklen Hoover Steeven Kambich all of Willis. Frank D Mirace Register.
United States Land Office notice from Helena Montana dated May 31 1907 states Etta A Tash of Dillon Montana has filed notice of intention to make proof on desert land claim No 8229 for NEY NYNW 4 NYSE Section 15 TOS R13W before F A Hazlebaker Clerk of Court Dillon Montana on July 11 1907 to prove irrigation and reclamation of the land with witnesses James R Abrams William N V Lenkersdorfer George M Tash all Polaris Montana and William Tash Dillon Montana Frank D Marracre Register
A New Hampshire hotel clerk spies a guest repeatedly fetching water from the hall cooler. He offers to fetch it himself and points to a bell beside her bed, only for the guest to learn the ring is her fire alarm not a water bell.
William K Edwards of Monida Montana filed intent to make final five year fee for Homestead Entry No 12683 dated September 21 1901 for the NWI SW Section 29 EY SEY SW% SEM Section 30 Town 1385 Range 5 W. The hearing before A Johnson I S Commissioner Dillon Montana is July 2 1907 with witnesses Eli E Twitchell Charles Rody John Haligan and Samuel B Burnsides. Frank D Mrracre Register.
John H. Shafer administrator will auction on June 22 1907 at 1 pm at the Dillon court house all estate interest of LaFayette Scott deceased including mining claims The Ferdinand Lode Brownell Lode Daylight Lode and an undivided half in Daylight Lode all patented located near Argenta Beaverhead County Terms cash ten percent to be paid to the auctioneer day of sale balance after court confirmation Deed at seller expense
Anne Flynn of Dell Montana gives notice of intent to make final five year proof in support of her homestead claim No 18709 filed August 12 1902 for the W N E L and N W L N E M in section 20 township 13 south range 9 west. Proof will be made before A Hazelbaker Clerk of Court Dillon Montana on July 10 1907. Witnesses: William H Connor James Flynn Joseph Wall Frank Nelson all of Dell Montana. Frank D Mrrace, register.
Conrad Meine of Dillon Montana files notice of intention to make final five year proof for Timber Culture Entry No 1425 dated January 27 1886 in Section 3 Township 66 Range 8 W. Proof to be taken before A S Johnson U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana July 11 1907. Witnesses: George Staudaker John F Bishop George W Nyhart and Gerhard Albers all of Montana.
Frank A Brenners and John Thoma filed for patent under mining laws for 16.25 acres of Survey No 8309 in Bloody Dick district Beaverhead county Montana. The lead includes gold and silver with surface ground 600 feet wide and 1217 by 600 foot dimensions adjoining Lost Ranch Tunnel lodes and Fair Play lode. First publication April 26 1907.
United States Land Office Helena Montana May 7 1907 records George W French of Dillon Montana filed for patent rights for 95 63 linear feet along Spring Gulch creek bed from a discovery shaft of the Blue Wing placer survey 8342 in Blue Wing mining district unsurveyed township 7 & 8 south range 11 west Beaverhead county The survey embraces 97.43 acres and a notice of application was posted in 1907 There are no known...
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