Spring Millinery Shapes for Sensible Hats
Small and medium sized hats become the approved spring shapes. The model shown features a light blue hemp straw hat with white dotted marine fabric, adorned with tiny pink gardenias and green foliage.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
6
Small and medium sized hats become the approved spring shapes. The model shown features a light blue hemp straw hat with white dotted marine fabric, adorned with tiny pink gardenias and green foliage.
Practical advice for beginners on secrets, punctuality, conduct, and loyalty in a new job. Emphasizes discretion with employer, staying on task, limiting personal calls, and presenting a positive, proactive attitude in the workplace.
The waist is a soft finished grass green taffeta peasant style with tiny front and sleeve buttons. Pin tucks in front add fullness over the bust and shape, reflecting a fashionable spring idea.
Simple crochet instructions describe making a purse from wool or silk. Begin with thirty seven chains, turn at three to start, and work treble stitches across each row. The piece is doubled to form two sides, then decreased at ends to create a flap. Attach a patent fastener and sew to the purse, with optional neck loop and brass ring.
Samuel W. Allerton of Chicago, a packer and suffrage advocate, laments his sons will not endure hard knocks to earn fortune. He argues self making builds character and credit, noting his family and servants learn savings with stock investments yielding six percent. He urges every child to be taught to save and for wealthy to provide opportunity, while his wife and he have taught servants to save.
A three span steel bridge 294 feet long weighing over 1000 tons was rolled into position to replace an iron span over the Westfield river on the Boston and Albany railroad at Huntington Massachusetts. Rail connections were completed within a half hour and the bridge opened for service.
Department of the Interior notice to William F. Chisholm Dillon Montana that Stephen Davis filed May 2 1911 a contested application to cancel Chisholm’s homestead entry No 02629 made May 3 1906 for sections 4 9 township 8 south range 5 west M meridian. Davis alleges abandonment lack of cultivation no improvements and nonresidence for six months. Chisholm must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication May 26 1911 or lose rights without hearing. Freeman Receiver. Dates of publication May 5 May 12 May 19 May 26 1911. 18 4¢
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids for corrugated metal culverts in 20 ft nests with bolts and nuts, to be shipped 1. 0. B. Dillon. Bids due by 9 am June 5 1911. Board reserves right to reject all bids. May 3 1911. Clerk Jnc Baxer.
U S Commissioner at Dilson Montana sets a hearing date for May 10 1911. Claimant witnesses listed Albert Bluebaker George Dodgson George Patton and Charles Trueman all residents of Dewey Montana. Register Stephen Carpenter signs.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead Amos A Elliott sues Franklin P Bradley to foreclose mortgages dated July 16, 1910 on premises and to collect promissory notes. Default judgment possible. sheriff sale of property and proceeds to creditors with balance to defendant. Witnessed April 15 1971 by Clerk Tazeenakar with Deputy C W Cancer. Roppers Bennery Dillon, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Notice published by the U S Land Office Helena Montana on April 10 1911 states Alriam Jones assignee of Mary E Freeman of Dewey Montana files for Final Proof to establish a desert land claim for E N W 3 N E 1/4 and N E 1/ N 1/4 Section 5 Township 1S Range 11 W unsurveyed Montana Meridian before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on May 18 1911 with presence of John Lawrence William A Ralston Charles M Truman and Joseph W Potts all of Dewey Montana as witnesses.
Public notice from Stephen Carppenter Register of the Land Office Helena Montana dated March 20 1911 announces patent application under the 1872 act by Silver Fissure Mining Co Polaris Beaverhead County Montana for Dakota Ohio and Vermont lodes in Lost Cloud District Beaverhead County. Includes claim boundaries distances areas and references to official plats and record books with adjoining claims named. First publication April 14 1911.
U S Land Office Helena Montana processes a mining application numbered 05868. Details reference filing procedures and jurisdiction in the state capital for mineral claims and related rights.
The firm by Henry E. Oppenheimer files for patents covering Grand View Windup Mountain View Captain Jim and related lodes in Beaverhead County Montana. Claims include multiple 1500 foot survey extents with detailed bearings and conflict acreages totaling about 64,294.6 acres across several lodes and sites.
Adjoining parcels described as Sur. No. 3689 Day Light east of Mountain View and Windup Sur. No. 2485 Iron Mountain south of Mountain View with Lot 55. Re-sur. No. 2488 Goldsmith Lot 54 south of Grand View. Stephen Carpenter Register M. P. Kyburt attorney for applicant. First publication March 24 1911. 12-10.
Henry Laughlin through attorney J H Gilbert files for a patent on 1482.4 feet of the Amended Leap Year lode with 600 feet surface ground in Beaverhead County Montana within Beaverhead National Forest. Survey No 9167 notes a 20,374 acre claim in Township 6 South Range 10 West with magnetic variation 20 degrees east. Adverse claimants must file within sixty days at Helena Land Office. Stephen Carpenter is Register.
Notice is given that Edward B. Haining of Dillon Montana has filed intention to make final five year proof to establish his claim to NW 34 Section 21 Township 7 Range 8 W Montana Meridian. Proof to be made before I A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on June 7 1911. Also named are Frank P Birrer B Clyde Bennington Harry Brown George P Romain all of Dillon Montana.
Cecil McNinch of Dell Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a desert land claim for NSE 4 SESE section 7 township 135 range 9 W Montana meridian. The hearing before A B Johnson being Dillon Montana on May 26 1911. Stephen Carpenter Register.
Notice announces the dissolution of the Nelson and Gesas general merchandise partnership on April 13 1911. P R Nelson of Nelson and Sons assumes all debts and will carry on the business as P R Nelson and Sons in Lima Montana.
The court fixes the regular terms of the District Court for the Fifth Judicial District in Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties. Dates include January 30 April 17 August 1 December 6 for Beaverhead. February 15 May 16 August 8 October 16 for Jefferson. February 1 June 7 August 2 October 18 for Madison. Sessions begin at 10:00 a.m. in Dillon on December 3, 1910.
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