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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1890
Page
9
A satirical Wyoming sketch tallies vast wealth and land, irrigation zeal, minerals, and climate boasts. It lampoons frontier life, indians, politics, and a voyage from Omaha to Cheyenne while praising air, scenery, and suffrage amid colorful anecdotes about governors and prairie life.
A fragmentary collage shows characters Melud Jeames and Mehul debating credit and livery at Longbill's, with cross references to Munsey's Weekly and Harpers Bazaar. The scene shifts to Mrs Strakoyle reviewing plans for a drawing room as her daughter pursues art, followed by a humorous regional aside about a foreigner encounter and a toast to dukes and duchesses.
Legal notices provide details of final proof in Beaverhead County Montana including George W Lovingier homestead No 2670 location and witnesses to prove residence and cultivation. Also notice to co owner William A Haining regarding Cordwood mining lode in Vipond district and Erastus D Edgerton and others applying for a placer patent in Beaverhead County with location notes and requires adverse claimants to file within sixty days.
Notice records multiple filings in Beaverhead County Montana with filings for final homestead proofs and desert land proof. Names include Martin Butch George J Staudaker Michael Somers and James S Perkins with witnesses from Wisdom Dillon and Ar Montana. Hearings set before Beaverhead clerk in Dillon on June 14 and June 30 1890.
Notice to builders and contractors from Herman and Millen owners of St. Joe Brick Yard. They state they have over 250000 well burnt red brick in stock and will maintain a constant supply of top quality brick including No 1 front stock and handmade pressed brick. Production will reach 18000 brick per day when weather permits.
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