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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1901
Page
10
Mrs L A Fitch of Suenrpan Montana offers 715 unmounted herbarium specimens for 10 cents each, 105 species including rare Montana plants and over 30 Dr Kelsey named grasses. Purchaser pays transportation. a plant list by species is available on inquiry.
There is only one railroad running trains on the block system between Omaha and Chicago. It lights its trains by electricity throughout and uses electric berth reading lamps. The Chicago Milwaukee has steam heated vestibuled trains with private compartments, library buffet, smoking cars, palace drawing-room sleepers, parlor cars, free reclining chair cars, and premier dining service. For lowest rates to points east contact ticket agents or L H Downing Salt Lake City Commercial Agent at 212 South West Temple Street.
Legal notice from the executrix of Otho Klemm deceased to creditors and heirs. Creditors must present vouchers within ten months of publication to be filed at the office of Jno Donelic attorney Dillon Montana. Beaverhead County Montana court and executor details. First publication May 31 1901.
Department of the Interior notices Avid Gibson filed intent to make final proof on his claim H E 10850 for the EY NWK W NEX Sec 18 Tp 78 R 12 W. Proof to be made before L J Price U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on July 2 1901. Witnesses named George M Tash John Linkersdorfer William S Tash George H White of Bannack Montana Grove D Guerne Register.
Land Office Helena Montana May 27 1901 notices John Bajack has filed for final proof to support his claim before L J Price U S Commissioner at Dijon Montana on July 2 1901. Bajack seeks for NW% Sec 9 Tp 88 R . Witnesses Simeon Hates George Rebisch Coleman C Barnett Fred Brown Dillon Montana to prove continuous residence and cultivation. George D Greene Register
United States Land Office at Helens Montana gives notice that Mary A Flynn of Dillon Montana filed to make final proof on desert land claim No 3937 for the N4 NW N E NW NEK Sec 24 Tp 88 R 89 W before U S Commissioner L J Price at Dillon on July 7 2001. Witnesses to prove irrigation and reclamation are Frank Landon Charles Orr Frank Williams James Maron all of Dillon. GranGE D GREENE 228
The Presbyterian general assembly unanimously adopted the special committee on the revision of the confession of faith after a four day debate led by Rev. Dr. James D. Moffatt. The assembly chose New York as the next meeting city and also approved a permanent judicial committee to handle non assembly trials.
The favorite eastward path is via Salt Lake and Denver on the Denver and Rio Grande or Colorado Midland lines. Three fast through transcontinental trains daily offer Pullman Palace and tourist cars, free reclining chairs, observation cars, and perfect dining service to Chicago and St. Louis without changes. Send for folder to W C Mc Bride 47 E Broadway Butte or Geo W Heintz Salt Lake City.
Bresci the assassin of the late King Humbert committed suicide by hanging in Santo Stefano penitentiary. The interior minister orders a full inquiry with post mortem to follow. Warden reports Bresci used a towel tied to cell bars and was dead when found.
Des Moines reports the United Presbyterian general assembly formally accepting a judiciary committee report that woman suffrage is a civic matter and not within ecclesiastical jurisdiction. The assembly also allocated ten thousand dollars for home missions, up from last year.
The pamphlet Nerve Waste by Dr. Sawyer of San Francisco is acclaimed as a practical, sincere guide on nerve weakness. It is endorsed by religious and secular presses and priced at 1.00 by mail. A sample chapter on Nervines and Nerve Tonics is available for postage stamps from The Packard Publishing Co. in San Francisco.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. The ad notes a price of 25 cents and markets the product as a quick remedy for a cough and cold.
Ten Thousand Dunkards held at Lincoln on May 28 with all day and evening services in outdoor and side meetings. Attendance peaked yesterday with an estimated 10,000 on the grounds. The event featured annual reunions and sightseeing outings. Thousands visited the home of William J. Bryan.
General George Augustus Stone a Civil War veteran and since 1884 national bank examiner in Iowa died at Burlington hospital aged 68. He served as a trusted official in bank supervision and was a notable figure in the state’s financial service.
Grass famine grips Cheyenne Wyoming May 25 threatening live stock markets in the region. Tensions rise between cattlemen and sheepmen as a potential clash looms.
At the Richland coal mine two miles from Dayton Tennessee a dust explosion followed a delayed blast killing 21 men and injuring nine. Of 34 miners in the mine 21 died and nine were badly burned as debris buried many workers. Rescue teams retrieved bodies and carried them to Dayton while relatives mourned at the mine mouth. Names of the dead and injured are listed.
The Diamond Jo packet Dubuque struck a rock 18 miles north of Burlington and sank in five feet of water with 50 passengers aboard. All escaped injury as the steamer W J Young near Davenport ferried passengers to Burlington. The vessel, en route from St Paul to St Louis, slid flour from deck as it listed on the slanting bottom.
The Baltimore foundered near Au Sable, Michigan, with 14 aboard. Twelve drowned. two saved, one of whom, deckhand George McGinnis, went insane. Surviving second engineer Thomas Murphy described the event. The dead include Captain M. H. Place and wife, stewardesses, and 10 crew members.
Cedar Rapids strike involving 300 workers ended yesterday and those still unemployed will return to work immediately. The dispute arose over the piece work system not covered by the settlement terms. A separate Chicago fire destroyed a broom corn warehouse at Eighty first and Wallace, with $200000 of broom corn and $25000 building loss.
Albany reports more than fifty people injured in the Albany and Hudson railroad collision near East Greenbush. No additional fatalities reported as of this hour.
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