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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
6
G W Snow den John Thomas and M N Lolyd were arrested at the American Beer hall for shooting craps in violation of the new anti gambling law. They pleaded guilty in district court this morning and were fined 100 dollars each plus costs.
Notice to customers states Fo ley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended for children and adults. 1-m City Droue Strore.
Wages are advanced for practically all employees of the Northern Pacific relay telegraph office in this city with increases up to 15 dollars a month. The raises take effect April 1 per Manager J A Jackson according to advices received.
Alvin H. Stimpson of Willimantic Connecticut credits Foley's Kidney Cure with his recovery after failing to improve with other remedies. He says four bottles cured him completely and he is now free from kidney trouble. Cary Drug Store.
Mrs Bridget Cahill died Wednesday evening in Twin Bridges after a short illness of pneumonia following a severe cold. A 73-year-old native of Ireland, she had lived in the West 45 years and was survived by her second husband Steppen Cahill and six children, including Mrs Nicholas Carey and Mrs John H McDonald. Her first husband Frank Emerson is deceased.
Ling qualities and her death are deplored by many friends. The funeral was held Friday afternoon at the family residence.
G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri avoided amputation after a jimson bar pierced his thumb four years ago. He refused surgery and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve which healed the wound. Drugstorekeeper R L Riley notes the salve's effectiveness.
Billings police report counterfeiters operating in town over the past day or two. Spurious ten dollar bills passed to several merchants, with expectation that more forgeries may be found.
Dr King’s New Life Pills promise gentle action to keep bowels regular and prevent appendix discomfort. Guaranteed by R L Riley druggist. 25c. Try them. 1-m
Reports from Chateau indicate Saturday was one of the coldest Aprils there with the government thermometer recording as low as 5 below zero last night in Great Falls.
Alexander Benton of Rural Route 1 Fort Edward New York hails Dr Kings New Discovery as his best earthly friend for asthma and long term consumption proof. He cites his son in law's recovery from incipient consumption after using the remedy with cough relief. The brand is guaranteed by R L Riley Druggist with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes and a free trial bottle offered.
To Preserve Fort Helena April 29. Governor Toole announces appointment of a board of trustees under the recent appropriation act for restoring and maintaining Fort Benton. Mrs. David G. is named to the board.
A long promotional passage extols Dr Pierce's Family Medicines, claiming known composition and ingredients from nature. It argues against unknown substitutes, highlighting Golden Medical Discovery's uses for indigestion, catarrh, and chronic coughs, plus glycerine as an extractant and preservative.
Browne of Fort Benton, Mrs. E H Ren isch of Butte, and Mrs Randall J Con don of Helena are named as trustees. The act provides that the trustees shall belong to the Daughters of the American Revolution.
N A Adams of Henrietta Pennsylvania reports their five year eczema case in a child improved after trying Electric Bitters. After using several bottles the boy was completely cured. Sold by R L Rileys Drug Store for 50 cents.
A city drug store advertises Ley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy for sale. The notice invites customers to purchase the bottle at the store location.
Register F. D. Miracle and Receiver George O. Freeman released the federal land office report for the month ending today. Receipts totaled 12,012.63 with a 100 percent increase from April last year, sourced from public land sales, mineral lands, desert land entries, final desert land entries, and various fees.
The Ruby Valley Irrigated Farms company via agent Newell C. Knight of Chicago buys 3000 acres near Wisconsin creek from William Wilcox Fred Wolverton Theodore Kalgren George Rowe Daniel Whisman Eidelman Bros Mrs George Godschius and Thomas Lewis. Former owners retain possession until harvest. The firm plans 40 acre parcels irrigated from a reservoir at the head of the creek.
The Dillon Public Library announces 7 to 9 30 PM hours on Monday Wednesday and Saturday for book distribution. Friday 4 to 6 PM and Saturday 3 to 6 PM also. Tuesday and Friday evenings are open to readers.
A nursing mothers note relief for sore nipples via Chamberlains Salve applied after nursing and wiped before the next feeding. Widely used by trained nurses with reported good results. Sold by R. L. Riley, the druggist. 1-m
Flock headed by a Fisher bird offers Mammoth Bronze turkey eggs at 2.00 per 7. White Rocks are available with eggs priced at 1.50 per 13 2.75 per 30 4.00 per 50 and 7.00 per 100. Also a selection of cocks on cockerels with prices 2.50 2.00 and 1.50. Red Rock Mont. 13-81 r.
Nearly 700 farms in the Huntley reclamation district near the Yellowstone valley twelve miles west of Billings will be opened for entry in July with irrigation water delivered to the highest point on each farm. Registration and drawing for priority of entry are likely, with units ranging from forty acres upward. Secretary of the Interior expected to visit around July 8 or 10 for the opening.
Notice invites proposals on all bridge styles including Howe Truss with roadways 16 feet wide, meeting June 3 1907. Dillon Montana date April 30 1907 by O C Gosman chair and county clerk Jno Baker. Also civil suit Ford versus Downey in Lima Justice Court with a May 20 1907 appearance and $26 claimed.
H E Paynter of Great Falls pleaded guilty in district court to killing a beaver and awaited sentencing when an amendment to the state game laws was found to decriminalize slaughter of beaver. On motion by the county attorney the case was dismissed after deputies had caught Paynter with beaver skins. The dismissal followed receipt of the law amendment triggering consternation in court.
United States Land Office in Helena receives notice that Frank A. Brenners and John Thoma of Redrock Beaverhead County Montana filed an application for patent under the mining laws for 1217 linear feet along a road with 250 feet northwest and 967 feet southeast from discovery on April 19 1907.
The County Commissioners of Beaverhead County Montana will sell to the highest bidder at 12 oclock noon on June 8 1907 property acquired by tax deed including One lot in Argenta Lot Fourteen Block Seven and related lands plus Grey Jockey and Mennonite lodes and the Forrest lode with mill site. Purchaser will be responsible for 1907 taxes. Dated Dillon April 19 1907 O C Gosman Chairman Jno Baxrr County Clerk burs.
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids by noon June 3 1907 for construction of two Howe Truss bridges on Wise River road and Beaverhead River crossing plus a 90 foot mile bridge near Dillon. Each bid requires 10 percent certified check and bond equal to twice contract amount.
In Beaverhead County Montana a district court orders all interested parties to appear on May 18 1907 at 10 am in Dillon to show cause why the administrator Cashmore should be granted authority to sell necessary portions of William Avery deceased estate. Publication to run weekly for four weeks in the Dillon Tribune dated April 19 1907.
United States Land Office Helena announces Henry C Patterson of Dell Montana filed intent to prove desert land claim 6213 for 3820 unsurveyed acres in Beaverhead County. Proof set for May 9 1907 before U S Commissioner A S Johnson at Dillon. Witnesses include Edgar Kenison Harry Andrus Gilbert McNinch and William Patterson of Dell.
Publication from Helena Montana dated March 29 1907 announces Earl C Selway of Dillon Montana has filed notice of intention to make proof on his desert land claim No 8184 for the specified tract.
A notice from the register in Dillon Montana states witnesses for Charles H. Chapman Adolph C. Decker Daniel V. Erwin and Charles L. Hansen all of Dillon in the case filed May 11 1907.
Helena Mont March 29 1907 notice that John Kambitch of Melrose Montana has filed intent to prove desert land claim No 8165 for Lot 6 Sec 30 T25 R W and Lot 2 Sec 25 T25 S R10 W before U S Commissioner A S Johnson Dillon Montana on May 9 1907. Witnesses Elmer O Bateman Peter Olson Joseph Skrenar and Thomas Davidson all of Melrose Montana listed. Frank D Mirate Register.
Notice is given that Sarah F. Landeau of Dell Montana has filed intent to make proof on desert-land claim No 8495 for W4 SEY Section 12 and NYNEY Sec 13 Township 125 Range 10 West before A S Johnson U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on Friday May 10 1907 Witnesses include Henry Gleed Lima Montana Smith McKnight Thomas B Patterson and Joseph Hainds Dell Montana Frank D Miracle Register
Grant Montana February 15 190% to J S Burnett John Roberts and Attilio Guidici I have expended 700 00 in labor and improvements on Delia Quartz Lode Mining Claim in Bloody Dick district Beaverhead County Montana to hold the claim for years ending 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 and 1906 under federal mining laws if you do not contribute your share within ninety days after publication or service your interest will become the property of the subscriber and co owners will be charged the expenditure as required by law
The county clerk directs an abstract of all uncancelled mortgages on record for March assessment. Mortgagees may call to cancel paid mortgages before the first Monday in March to avoid assessment. Dated Dillon February 13, 1907. Jno S. Baker County Clerk.
Dillon Montana March 12 1907 notice states R J Ball must pay $200 for annual labor on the Indian Squaw Quartz Lode mining claim under U S mining law. If he fails within the 90 day period after publication or service his co owner will take title to the claim as provided by statute.
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