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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
6
The California Fig Syrup Co publishes a full statement on Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna to gain public and medical confidence. It notes pure, uniform quality from a proprietary process using California figs for flavor while medicinal powers come from plants known to be beneficial.
Advertising copy promotes Foley's Kidney Pills promising cure for backache and urinary irregularities, strengthening kidneys, reducing uric acid, and preventing Bright's Disease and Diabetes. Urges to refuse substitutes. City Drag Store, Dillon.
Easter services are planned at the Baptist and Catholic churches with special music. The Baptist program includes recitations and songs by students and a sermon on The Resurrection of Christ, with evening Passion week final address A Survey of the Trial of Christ. At the Catholic church High Mass will start at 10 am with Mrs Charles Scott directing the choir and Millard's Mass sung.
An old Dillon Montana ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for weak kidneys with testimonials and dealer details. The same item lists upcoming theatre at Dillon Theatre March 30 featuring Miss Jeanne Russell in Cousin Kate, hailed as a London success revived for New York audiences and praised for wit and wholesome fashion.
A notice from Dillon Montana dated March 25 1910 states letters remaining uncalled for will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC if not claimed within 30 days. Names include Mrs F J Borgas J R Dempsey George Davis Miss Tillie Kukas Benj Lewis Luther Phillips Fred Mackinder and others.
Legal notice states a charge of 1.60 dollars per folio of 100 words for first insertion and 0.50 dollars per folio for subsequent insertions. It also notes affidavits of publication are withheld until payment is received.
In Dillon Montana on March 18 1910 John W Morton heirs assigns or legal representatives are notified that Jo an Cosastro expended 500 dollars to hold five quartz lode mining claims Mary Ann Libby Maggie Cincinnati and Viola in Argenta Mining District Beaverhead County under Section 2324 RS. If co owners do not contribute their share within 90 days after service or publication their interest will be forfeited to Cosastro. First publication March 18 1910 11-13
United States Land Office Helena Montana announces Northern Pacific Railway Company has filed an application to select land under the 1808 act. Lands described are the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 35 township 10 south range 14 west. Protest affidavits should be filed by April 27 1910. Stephen Carpenter Register.
Notice from the U S Land Office Helena dated March 6 1910 lists Robert M Gilbert Dillon Montana and James M Palmer Grant Montana filing for Final Commutation Proof to establish land claims in township 7 south range 9 west and township 10 south range 12 west Montana Principal Meridian. Witnesses named James Phillips Emerson W Slack Walter B Harrod Elsie Palmer and others. Registrations by Stephen Carpenter Register.
The 1910 proclamation notes a petition by over five percent of Dillon electors filed March 1 demanding a referendum on Ordinance 172. The ordinance bans saloons and pool rooms from midnight to 6 am and on Sundays, with penalties for violations. It specifies limited occupancy provisions and requires openings to be visible.
The Dillon city ordinance requires saloons and similar rooms to keep blinds raised or open from midnight to 6 am on Saturdays and until 6 am Mondays to ensure an unobstructed view from street level. Violations carry a fine from twenty five to two hundred dollars. ordinance takes effect February 4 1910 and will be submitted to the April 4 1910 electors.
Notice declares Dillon Montana holds regular annual city election Monday April 4 1910 to elect one alderman per ward plus an extra for the third ward to fill an unexpired term. Polls 8am to 6pm at Foster’s Candy Store City Hall Emerick house and Bannack street. Henry R Melton City Clerk. 0 4 City Registration Notice. The registry books open March 15 to March 19 1910 1pm to 5pm and 7pm to 9pm daily with April 1 1910 for correction and registration for those unavoidably unable to register. Hughes & McCaleb's Store Hucr L McCazes City Registration Agent. First publication March 4 1910. 9-4
In Helena Montana on February 18 1910 Scott Cozad of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove up Desert Land Entry 8511 for 160 acres in Beaverhead County. The claim seeks final proof before A S Johnson Dillon on March 28 1910. This notice lists Theodore Schnyder Bannack MT William Tash Dillon MT Adolph Schwartz Bannack MT Lulu Vv Cozad Dillon MT and Register Stephen Carpenter.
Helena Montana February 16 1910 notice Elmer O Bateman of Melrose and Peter Olson of Melrose have filed intent to make Desert Land Entries numbers 8651 and 8662 with serials 02331 and 02335 before U S Commissioner A S Johnson.
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