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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1914

Page

6

Lusk cites California GOP revival and tariff debate

From Missoula F S Lusk political notes show strong Republican gains in California, with 45 to 50 percent registration and a surge after a Roosevelt ally spoke there. The piece also reports Cummins urging the GOP to be the progressive party in fact, warns on Panama tolls, tariff impacts, and rising living costs as Wilson faces party unity tests.

California Republican Party F. 5. Lusk Missoula Southland Mr. Lusk Johnson Roosevelt Progressive Party Calfornia Republican Club Lusk Plains Helena Albert B. Cummins J. E. Edwards Montana Republican State Central Committee United States

Rural Traveling Library A Montana program to aid rural districts

The Mentara Country Life Education association plans a traveling library for rural Montan a districts and villages. Ready books will be chosen by a committee and approved by the state superintendent. Parcels post will transport ten pound cases and districts contributing $10 receive first consideration for a monthly case for one year. Send $10 to Miss Jessie Poindexter, treasurer, Harlowtown, and request details from J H Holst, Bozeman. First shipments will start September 1914.

Mentara Country Life Education Association Mondana Jessie Poindexter Harlowtown Montana J. H. Holst Bozeman

Forest Notes on Timberland Use and Poisonous Range Plants

Connecticut holds one and a half million acres of timberland chiefly in farm woodlots. India is building a turpentine industry but lacks home-market supply. Naval needs may drive forest timber reservations. early reservations were for naval material. The Agriculture Department warns of poisonous range plants such as larkspur loco weed death camas and water hemlock. Larkspur is most harmful due to wide distribution and impact on cattle.

Connecticut India Department of Agriculture

Stubborn Coughs Cured by Dr Kings New Discovery

Mrs. David Moore of Saginaw Alabama testifies that her husband and son were cured after fifteen and eight years of coughing by Dr Kings New Discovery. The ad promises relief from hacking coughs grippe and lung ailments with a money back guarantee. Priced 50 cents and one dollar shipping from H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia St Louis.

Dr. King David Moore Saginaw Ala H. E. Bucklen & Co Philadelphia St. Louis

Tribune Publishing Company Co Partnership Notice

Frank Edgar Foote and Ida May Foote certify Tribune Publishing Company is a Dillon Montana co partnership with two members only. They list Dillon as principal place of business and note both owners reside there. Notary seals confirm execution on February 26 1914.

State of Montana County of Beaverhead Frank Edgar Foote Ida May Foote Tribune Publishing Company Dillon Beaverhead County

Certificate of fictitious name for The Dillon Steam Laundry

The Dillon Steam Laundry is registered as a fictitious name with principal offices in Dillon Montana. Joseph Frederick Wikidal is the sole owner and member residing in Beaverhead County Montana. The certificate bears date February 20 1914 and signature of J F Wreimar.

State of Montana Joseph Frederick Wiksdal State of Montana Beaverhead Ss. I Joseph Frederic Wiksdal Dillon Steam Laundry Dillon Beaverhead County Joseph Frederick Wikidal J. F. Wreimar County of

Estate of Joseph Ward Seeks Administratrix Filing

Estate of Joseph Patrick Ward requests Emma Elizabeth Ward be named administratrix. The notice states she signs as administratrix of the deceased’s estate and invites interested parties to come forward per probate requirements.

Joseph Patrick Ward Emma Elizabeth.Ward Joseph Patrick

Sheriff's Sale of Armstead Property by Orton Brothers

The Orton Brothers as plain tiff seeks sale of Georgia Ross's interest in three lots of block one in the original Armstead town plat Beaverhead County Montana. The sale is set for March 20, 1914 at 10 am at the court house front door Dillon. Terms are cash.

Montana Mercantile Company A Corporation Thorry Mediard and Maine Domy Opeander Melird Brothers State of Montana Acientiff Orton Brothers Georgia Ross A. D Dillon Beaverhead Armstead

Terms of Court for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison Counties 1914

The district court terms for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties are fixed for 1914. Beaverhead opens February 2 April 13 August 3 December 7. Jefferson opens January 27 May 11 July 28 November 10. Madison opens March 2 June 1 August 3 October 19. Court opens 10:00 a.m. in Dillon Montana with judges Pomfronter and Clark.

Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Jefferson County Madison County Chambers Dillon Beaverhead County

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