Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Business And People
Dillon and vicinity notes cover new bicycles and dental services, store openings, repairs, and paintwork. Local officials, doctors, and merchants are named among community updates, with mentions of upcoming conventions and public notices.
Suffering Humanity Receives Promised Relief in Medical Certification
A published certificate recounts a six month battle with yellow jaundice and treatment by leading city physicians. The document emphasizes relief efforts and mentions Dr. Bell in connection with the remedy though details remain sparse.
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Bell
Eminent New York Chemist Offers Free Tuberculosis Cure
Distinguished New York chemist T A Slocum offers readers three free bottles of his New Discoveries for pulmonary tuberculous conditions. He cites thousands cured and invites affected readers to write from Dillon Tribune to 98 Pine Street New York for delivery from his laboratories.
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New York
T. A. Slocum
New York City
Science Daily
M. G
Pine Street
Dillon Tribune
County road to Bedrock woes linger for decades
Residents complain about the county road between here and Bedrock saying its condition matches twenty years ago when the old teams traveled it. Local old-timers note the road has not improved and calls for repair persist.
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Here
Bedrock
Ely's Dream Balm Reputed Cure for Nasal Catarrh
Ely's Dream Balm is promoted as a non irritant easy to apply remedy that reaches diseased nasal membranes quickly. It claims fast relief in acute cases and absorption without drying and asserts its efficacy through physicians pharmacists and patients. Also notes Archie Gibson reports mining activity near Bannack and a demand for office space in Dillon with potential new bank building investment.
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Ely
Ely” Brothers
Ho Warren Lt
New York
Desert Vana Final Proof Notice for Publication
Notice is hereby given by the United States Land Office at Missoula Montana that Rakoa Wa of pause seeks to make final proof on his desert and claim No 20 for the NEK NW4 Sec 19 Tp 38 N Range 16 W before L J Price assistant commissioner at Dillon Montana on Tuesday the Sunday of July 1888. Names witnesses Max Kramer Peter Hendrickson Joe Kramer and others to prove irrigation and reclamation. Also Bertha Forney seeks final proof for her claim H E No 481 for the NEG Sec 27 Tp 38 R 16 W before L J Price U. S. commissioner at Dillon Montana on June 20 1893. Witnesses John A Dixon Chauncey R Brown Willian Englebaugh Joseph Y Schindler Joan M Myans. Register.
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A.S
Dillon, Lfentant
Hoe
Max Kramer
Wisdom
Peter Hendrickson
Joe Kramer
Montana
Wisi Montia
Kevan
Register
Missoula
Éottler
U.S
Dillon
Monts
Bertha Forney
Hs. Rouw
Ward Land
John A. Dixon
Jackson
Chauncey R. Brown
Willian Englebaugh
Joseph Y. Schindler
Joan M. Myans
United States Land Ofice
Elinor Dulltes
Houth
Range
U. S
Department of the Interior
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James R. Abrams
Beaverend County
Homestead
Mekstrom
W. 4. Barbour
Dillons
United States
Joven
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Settler John Peterson Seeks Final Proof at Wisdom Montana
Land Office notice from Missoula Montana dated May 12 1808 states settler John Peterson has filed to prove continuous residence and cultivation of his land in section 4 township 8 range 544 with witnesses G Hendrickson J Borg Chas Tall and Sam Peterson. Proof will be made before Benjamin R Stevenson U S Commissioner at Wisdom Montana on June 25 1808.
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Mont
Benjamin R. Stevenson
U. S
Wisdom
Montana
John Peterson
G. Hendrickson
Fox
John. Borg
Chas
Sam Peterson
Joan M. Vans
Final Proof Notice for John Korny in Montana
Landey at Aiascula Montana May 1 1808 notice that a qualified settler has filed for final proof to support his claim. Proof will be before JanJe Price A S Commissioner Dillon Montana June 20 1804. Witnesses: John A Dixon Jackson Montana Willantng Brown Jackson Montana James Englebaugh Jackson Montana Joseph F Schindler Jackson Montana.
Desert-land proof sought for NW Section 1 Township 4 South
Elinor Dulltes of Wisdom Montana files notice of intent to prove desert land claim No 122 for the NW of Section 1 Township 4 South Range 16 West before L J Price U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on July 9 1908 The witnesses listed are Dan Tovey David Stephens Samuel Davis and Frank Pendleton all from Wisdom Montana Jon M Evans Register
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Dan Tovey
Wisdom
Montana
David HK. Stephens
Samuel Davia
Frank Pendleton
Jon M. Evans
Register
Land Office Notice of Settler Claims in Bannack Montana
Land Office announces that Lucius D. Newell and several Bannack residents filed proof of intent to prove continuous residence and cultivation. The hearing before U.S. Commissioner Jr. J. Price will occur July 1, 1808, at Dillon Montana with witnesses cross examination and rebuttal opportunity for dissenting parties.
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Mont
Jr. J. Price
U.S
Dillon
Montana
Lucius D. Newell
Louis Kroeger
Bannack
Jack Williama
Hannack
Richard Haines
Albert E.cozad
Interior Department
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