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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1912

Page

9

Threshing season and local news from Loomont area

The Wall threshing machine from Whitehall and the Talbott machine from Twin Bridges are working under clear skies. Road crews improve roads as many residents travel, while cattlemen buy stock, hunting yields deer, elk, and local elections draw crowds. residents relocate homes and teachers move to Twin Bridges for grades six and seven.

Loomont Whitehall Talbott Twin Bridges Harbison Emily Campana Butte Campana Gordon Ranch Sige Marsh Sheridan Hettie Townsend Charles T. D. ‘Townsend Elizabeth Dillon Upper Fish Creek John Butler George Cox van Orsdel Butler J. W. Rankin Pleasant Valley William Teld Dry Creek Strasberger and Tuttle Collyan California Fay Curtis

Lakeview News Roundup Of Local Goings On

Snow melted on the flat and low hills as warmer weather returns. Local buyers list steers for winter feeding for early market. Visitors include Frank Noonen recovering after illness. The Pettis brothers left for St Louis after deer hunting in Montana mountains.

Lakeview J. Dodd H. Wetmore F. J. Hanson Tuck Jones J. Blair Frank Noonen Pettis Brothers Morris Harold St. Louis James Blair Montana Will Miller Will Stevenson Virginia City Idaho Robert Ross Fred Hanson Ist Broadwood Ill James Doyle McCarthy R. R

Quantrell band survivors reorganize in Kansas City

A group of white haired veterans, led by Col. Upton Hays, reformed in Kansas City as the survivors of the Second Missouri Cavalry and the Quantrell band, marking the end of the old organization. The ad also touts Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief tonight.

Kansas City Missouri Upton Hays Quantrell

Prison sentences in three cases and asylum return

Deputy Sheriff D. W. Erwin and Under Sheriff Wm. T. Scully escorted three prisoners to the penitentiary on Friday. Frank Brown received one year for grand larceny while Harry Barnett and C. L. Grant each got three years for forgery. Brown was later returned to the Warm Springs asylum where he had been held as a suspected hold up man.

D. W. Erwin Wm. T. Scully Frank Brown Harry Barnett C. L. Grant Warm Springs

Lured Big Fish Then Tiger Snatched It From Scene

A fisherman and shikari pursued a river tale in East Indian papers. After landing a large fish the hunter hid from a tiger, the fish pulled free, the tiger grabbed the fish, the hunter shot the tiger, ending the dramatic encounter.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat

French tobacco testers endure a grim duty for the state

The French government employs tobacco tasters under the ministry of finance to review all tobacco sold or imported. Mostly retired tobacco factory inspectors, they work 9 to 5 and find smoking a disagreeable task. To stay alert they drink large amounts of black coffee while comparing cigars pipes and cigarettes for the Regie.

France Ministry of Finance French Tobacco Regie

Extraordinary plants found in England from wool wool dust

A naturalist at Bradford records 160 species of foreign plants in England. It includes Australian burrs and prickly poppies from Mexico. Dust from wool comberies used as fertilizer and wool washings going to sewers caused seeds to sprout in England.

England Bradford Sewage Works Jimson Mexico Peru Siberia Azores New York World

Level of Two Seas and the Suez Canal

A historical note recalls Napoleon’s canal idea and a 19th century resurvey. Initial reports claimed a 30 foot 6.5 inch sea level gap blocked the project. In 1847 bloc skeptics prompted new surveys by Stephenson Talbot and Negrelli, who found equal sea levels and enabled the Suez Canal.

Mediterranean Red Sea Thomases England Robert Stephenson Austria M. Talbot France Signor Negrelli Suez Canal

The Weight of the World and Earth’s Mass

The text compares densities of earth and water, estimates a cubic mile of earth at 25 694 300 000 tons, and presents the earth’s volume as 259 80 000 000 cubic miles with a grand total weight including atmosphere at 6 666 255 819 600 000 000 000 tons.

Shingle Business Mention Sparks Conversation Reader

A Yonkers Statesman reader piece quotes a girl asking about a mother's interest in a father's business. The boy responds that the father is in the shingle business, highlighting a domestic detail in a brief exchange.

Ness Yonkers Statesman

Wise man says Indians stoical and never laugh

A quoted exchange contrasts a famed saying about Indian stoicism with a quip about laughter and Longfellow. The dialogue touches on humor and philosophy with brief references to Epictetus and a Catholic publication.

Longfellow Catholic Standard and Times

Notice of Final Communciation Proof in Dillon Montana

Leroy M. Gilbert of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make Final commutation Proof for a homestead in Section 21 Township S Range W Montana Meridian. He will appear before U S Commissioner F A Hazlebaker on December 26 1912 with witnesses Charles Davis Raymond E Ober John W Frizzell and Pearl I Smith all of Dillon Montana.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Helena Montana Leroy M. Gilbert Dillon S& Swy Township Ranger W Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker U.S Charles Davis Raymond E. Ober John W. Frizzell Pearl I. Smith Stephen Carpenter Register

Sheriff's sale advertised for Lima Montana real estate

N. G. Franklin plaintiff against Joseph Williams Richard Gallagher executors of S. B. Burnside deceased and B. H. Paul defendants. To be sold November 23 1912 at noon in Lima Beaverhead County Montana under order of sale from the District Court. Property includes Lots 21 22 23 24 25 in John Peet subdivision Lima with all appurtenances. Cash terms. O C Gosman Sheriff Beaverhead County. 45 41 (Advt.)

N. G. Franklin Joseph Williams Richard Gallagher S. B. Burnside B. H. Paul Lima County of Beaverhead State of Montana Towit District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana John Peet O. C. Gosman Beaverhead County Jefferson County Madison County Chambers Virginia City

Butte-Milwaukee Copper Co files mining patent in Beaverhead County

U S Land Office Helena Montana October 30 1912 notices Butte Milwaukee Copper Co by M W Atwater files for patent on 35354 acres across Big Jumbo and Big Paymaster lodes in Sec 29 Fract T S R 10 W Argenta unorganized Mining District Beaverhead County Montana The claims include Big Jumbo Lode area 18252 acres with 0215 acres in conflict and Big Paymaster Lode area 1745 acres The total surveyed area claimed is 35534 acres Adjoining claims include Sur 453 Placer Lot 44 A and Ferdinand Lode Lot 37 A Record location certificates stored in Beaverhead County Book 64 pages 206 207 First publication November 1 1912.

U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Butte-Milwaukee Copper Co M. W. Atwater Butte, Montana Discovery Big Jumbo Lode Big Paymaster Lode Sur Argenta Beaverhead County Cor Placer Recorder Ferdinand Lode Stephen Carpenter Register Knight Butte-Milwaukee Co Butte East End Discovery Cut Beaverhead Magnolia Lode Mns N. W M. P. Knight

Notice to James Kelly regarding estate of Peter Kelly

Notice to James Kelly aged about 70 formerly of Sacramento California that he should communicate with Chauncey S Goopricu attorney for the representative of the estate of his deceased brother Peter Kelly late of San Benito County California. If James Kelly is deceased information on his death is appreciated. Dated October 21 1912. 1101 Alaska Commercial Building San Francisco California. 44.4t

James Kelly Sacramento California Peter Kelly San Benito County Chauncey S. Goopricu Alaska Commercial Building San Fracisco

Notice of Mining Patent Application in Beaverhead County Montana

Mining Application No 07615 filed with the United States Land Office Helena Montana on November 9 1912 by T C Witherspoon L J Swanson and the Monidair Trust for 494 9 linear feet of vein and multiple offsets from Ridge Sunflower Cable and Big Slide Lodes in the Ridge Fraction Lode discovery areas with discovery posts dated September 27 1912 located in unorganized mining district Beaverhead county Montana Sur No 9208 A B in uns T B S 11 W South Side.

United States Land Office Helena Discovery Big Slide Uns. T. BS South Side Beaverhead County Montana

Ridge Fraction and Sunflower Lode Location Details

The document details Ridge Fraction Lode Sunflower Lode Cable Lode and Big Slide Lode locations in Beaverhead County Montana. It specifies corner markers granite monuments bearing trees and rock witnesses with measured bearings lengths and area claims total 55420 acres with portions in conflict with adjacent lodes. Stephen Carpenter is Register and Knight attorney for applicants with first publication November 15 1912.

Cor Big Slide Lode Cor. No the Recorder Beaverhead County Montana S. E Stephen Carpenter M. P

Lands Open for Reservation in Beaverhead National Forest Montana

Notice lists lands totaling 471.66 acres in Beaverhead National Forest Montana to be settled under homestead laws with entries open December 30 1912. It names applicants Hans Pallesen Lima Montana Mrs Resoltha McComb Dillon Montana and G W May Lima Montana, with metes and bounds descriptions for three parcels and a 30 foot wide exception strip. Also includes a name change order for Serafino Giudici to William Giudici Roberts with hearing set December 8 1912 in Dillon Montana.

Beaverhead National Forest Montana United States United States Land Office Helena Metes Hans Pallesen Lima Bald Mountain Homestead No Resoltha McComb Dillon Forest Service Cabin G. W. May S. V. Provuprit General Land Office Fifth Judicial District State of Beaverhead Serafino Giudici William Giudici Roberts Beaverhead County Dillon Tribune J. B. Porndexter

Mynor Holden Seeks Final Proof on Montana Homestead

Notice shows Mynor Holden of Dillon Montana filed to complete a three year proof on his 1909 homestead claim No 03178 for lands in sections 14 23 22 township 8 south range 8 west Montana meridian. Hearing before A S Johnson U S Commissioner Dillon November 30 1912. Witnesses named David T Hogge Hubert L Smith Norman E Holden Peter B Duncan all of 43 51.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Helena Montana Mynor Holden Dillon Township Range Meridian

Notice of Final Three Year Proof for Dillon Land Claim

John Roland Howell of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make Final three year Proof to establish his homestead claim on EY SEM SW SEM SEMSWY Section 12 T 78 R 7 W Lot 2 3 SEM NW NEWMSWX Section 7 Town ship 7 S Ranger W Montana Before Register and Receiver at Helena on November 26 1912 Witnesses include William E Sawyer J Robert Morton Ramony E Ober and Herbert Gilbert all of Dillon Montana.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Helena Montana John Roland Howell Dillon Newmswx Ranger W Meridian Register and Receiver U. Ss Land Office William E. Sawyer J. Robert Morton Ramony E. Ober Herbert Gilbert Stephen Carpenter Register U. S. Land Office Thadeus Mauz Willis Township Range A. S. Johnson U. S Julius Hartwig Frederick Sassman Matius Polishh Stephen Kambich

Mining Patent Claim for 1500 Feet Vein in Beaverhead County

Mining application by kee Co a corporation through M W Atwater attorney in fact. Describes East End Lode location in Argenta Unorganized Mining District with 1500 ft vein, 646.5 ft offsets, totaling 20658 acres with 16902 acres claimed after conflicts with Big Paymaster Magnolia M and M Lodes. Location record in Beaverhead County Book 54 page 365. First publication November 1, 1912.

Notice of Desert Land Final Proof filing at Dillon

Notice is given Ola Burden of Dillon Montana filed to make final proof on land described as WHSEM EMSWH Section 25 Township 115 Ranger W Montana Meridian. Hearing before A S Johnson U S Commissioner Dillon December 7 1912. Witnesses Isaac Edinger Joseph Charlton Elija Stewart Craig Cornell Jr of Dillon.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Ola Burden Dillon Ranger W Meridian A. S. Johnson U. S Isaac Edinger Joseph Charlton Elija Stewart Craig Cornell Stephen Carpenter Register

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