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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1892
Page
9
A detailed design for a modest eight hundred to nine hundred dollar house outlines practical features. It emphasizes maximum room size, safety, health, and comfort with minimal luxuries, including a simple foundation, compact kitchen, dining and sitting rooms, and built in storage while omitting a cellar to keep costs down.
The article describes decorating a piano with a red velour drape and a cushioned divan against the back, creating a social lounge area by the fire. It notes the rise of candlesticks as decorative accents and details a novel wax flower basket candle centerpiece that burns about thirty minutes.
The passage describes old fashioned English ivy in a bracket near a window, its green tendrils twining over a picture or a pier glass and trailing up or down beside a palm or begonia, presenting a modest yet effective decorative touch.
The Boston Journal of Commerce surveyed 35 wool industry respondents in New England. Thirty-two urged no tariff changes, citing past agitation and market uncertainty harming producers while some saw minor tariff improvements as possible but warned against risky changes. A Connecticut sample echoed calls to keep the tariff unchanged for woolen interests.
A devotional meditation on the value of every Christian role and the fleeting nature of time. It contrasts sowers and reapers with those bearing burdens and urges trust in God through trials, citing patience, divine care, and the example of Jesus on the cross.
Notice is given that Jorgen Jorgenson filed a claim for the E 43.N. ef ay Wg N EX Sec. 20 To 4.8) AI Weestx and will prove continuous residence and cultivation. Witnesses John Wenger Samuel M. Skelton Niels Nielson Peter Jeneen of Fox Montana. Protest possible at the May 11 1892 hearing with cross examination and rebuttal as required by law and Interior Department rules. Rupert Frsuen register.
DYE'S CREEK PLACER MINING CO announces forfeiture action against co owners Joseph Worfel and others for failing to pay $50 plus notice costs from a $200 expenditure on the Worfel Norris Clarkson and Lapham placer claim in Bald Mountain Mining district Beaverhead County Montana. If unpaid within days, interest and ownership revert to the subscriber under Section 2824. Bannack City Montana February 11 1812.
George W. Dart as plaintiff seeks sale of the Legal Tender Lode and Tannel Lode mining claims in Beaverhead County Montana under a judgment and decree from the Fifth Judicial District Court. The sale, to satisfy the judgment plus costs and interest, is set for April 30, 1892 at 12 noon in front of the Beaverhead County Court House Dillon. Addison Rose, Sheriff, and Thos F Hamilton, Deputy Sheriff, oversee the sale.
James Russell Lowell argues that people who reject religion undermine the safeguards and humane values Christianity provides. He contends modern skeptics enjoy privileges only because faith has tamed brutality and shaped civilized society, and warns against robbing Christians of their hope and humanity.
Notice is given that Samuel M. Skelton has filed for final proof on homestead No. 4274 for E half 48, W 1/4 and B 1/4 N W 1/4 in township 4 north range 15 west. Witnesses: Niels Nielson, Jorgen Jorgenson, Ione Wenger, Martin Sorenson of Front. Dillon court will hear May 5, 1802. Objects to proof may be presented at that time. Reppert, Register.
Walter P. Fox of Fox Beaverhead county Montana filed intent to prove up desert land claim No 1185 for fractional and adjoining parcels in townships 4 and 8 range 15 W before the district court clerk in Dillon Montana on May 21. Witnesses named are Benjamin F. Hamby Robert Vaux Neils Neilson and Martin Sorensen all of Beaverhead county Montana.
A short religious piece argues a Christian life requires Christ and harmony with others. It warns that selfishness is wrong, and some say it is better to suffer than sin. The text suggests remaining a sinner could have eternal consequences.
John W. Morton sues W. W. Batterton and Mary A Batterton under an 1842 Montana order of sale. The sheriff will sell the defendants 16 acres in Township 8 South Range 15 West, including water rights and improvements, at noon May 7 at the Beaverhead County courthouse, Dillon, to satisfy the judgment with costs. Rose, Sheriff. Tros. F. Hamilton, Undersheriff. Date April 18, 182.
Barsha Farley of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to prove desert land claim No 1M4 for the NW Sec 17 Tp 1238 Re 9 before J Z Thomas clerk at Dillon on the set day of June 15. Witnesses named Frank S Carpenter Joseph Hainds George Boeck and Craig Cornell all from nearby Red Rock and Dillon to prove irrigation and reclamation of the land.
A fragment speaks of seeking relief from sorrow by fleeing worldly distractions. The speaker, likened to a child of sorrow, longs for a safe haven above the tempestuous sea and the busy, intoxicating cares of life.
Mining Claim notices reveal Philip Shenon of Bannack Beaverhead County Montana filed for a patent on 1400 feet of the Excelsior Extension lode and 772 feet of the Bannack lode in Independent Mining District Beaverhead County. Descriptions cover surveys Nos 3477 3422 and 3797 with corners, bearings, distances, and total area of 29.7 acres. Adjoining claims include Mountana Empire and Hanosck lodes with dates and recorder references. First publication March 11 1682.
An advertisement touts a “wonderful New Remedy” claimed to restore strength and vigor in men with chronic nervous and private diseases. It asserts the medicine corrects blood deficiencies underlying conditions from skin issues to gonorrhea and urinary troubles, blaming youthful excesses for weakness.
A letter from Anaconda Montana dated February 18 1889 narrates years of suffering from seminal weakness and loss of manhood. The writer credits Dr Schultz of Europe with a cure after trials with many local and American doctors. He proclaims happiness and renewed health and offers his oath to the public.
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