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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
6
In Goodwin's Weekly a distraught mother recalls raising Henry with faith and schooling, only to see him stray from virtue as headlines loom of a congressional bid. The poem depicts pride, heartbreak, and hope turned to fear as public life calls.
Judge Cheadle expresses gratitude for loyal county support after the Helena convention nomination for Associate Justice. He notes no complaint, credits delegates from Fergus Meagher Park Gallatin Dawson Custer Sweet Grass Carbon Madison Beaverhead, and urges continued backing for Pray and Smith.
J C Stubbs chair of the executive officers committee of railroads west of Chicago has finished the report on passenger matters for the Trans-Continental Passenger association. It notes special reduced rates may be made for federal and state troops and USGS and reclamation service employees, and clarifies that hospital and charitable workers are not exempt from the free pass prohibition.
Announcement promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a aromatic nasal treatment that cleanses and heals the nasal surface. Druggists offer the 50 cent size with a 10 cent trial by mail. An atomizer version marketed by Liquids Inc promises the same relief with a 75 cent tube.
President Roosevelt toured the North Atlantic fleet off Cape Cod and dined with the sailors aboard the USS Missouri. He praised officers and crews, joined the mess, and observed flawless gunnery as the ship steamed to targets 1680 yards distant. The crew later sent cigars to the president.
Anaconda Standard notes Yellowstone season closed with about 13 000 visitors, well below 1905 peak boosted by Portland exposition. About 3000 arrivals came via the Monida gate. San Francisco fire and national associations’ plans reduced regional attendance as Montanans rarely enter the park.
Post Office Store announces a complete line up of up to date fishing tackle and gear just received for fishermen to view and purchase.
Advertises 480 acres of good pasture for winter feeding with capacity for about 500 head. Inquiry directed to A. S. Rire at 37 Dillon, Montana.
The text extols plant medicines from nature, highlighting Golden Seal and Stillingia as immune boosters and blood purifiers. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for stomach, liver, and blood, credits Scudder and King, and advertises Dr. Pierce’s books and Pleasant Pellets as health aids.
Advertisements priced at $1.50 per folio of 100 words for the first insertion and 50 cents per folio for subsequent insertions. Affidavits of Publication withheld until payment is received.
United States Land Office Helena Montana September 28 1906 notice that Alva Hall of Grant Montana has filed for desert land proof on 160 acres in Beaverhead County beginning at John Roberts claim and will be surveyed in T10S R14W before A S Johnson Dillon Montana on November 9 1906. Witnesses Fero Marsh Patrick Desmond Samuel B Howell and Serafin Roberts all of Grant Montana. Frank D Miracle Register
Notice is given that Henry R. Johnson assignee of Nicholas M. Staudaker of Dillon Montana filed to make final proof on desert land claim No 8174 for multiple quarters in sections 7 12 T7S R6W and 12 T75 R7W before U S Commissioner A S Johnson at Dillon on Friday November 9 1906. Names Charley Wilson George T Boatman Nicholas M Staudaker and James W Underwood all of Dillon. Register Frank D Miracle.
United States Land Office announces Charles J. Fenner of Dillon Montana files intention to prove desert land claim No. 8055 for multiple subplots across townships 11S 6W and 11S 5W. Hearings set before A S Johnson U S Commissioner in Dillon on November 10. References real names Elbert E Collins William Wilson Asa A Kenison John A Hackett and Frank D Miracte Register.
Notice that William Peters of Dillon Montana has filed no desert land claim 8056 for the NEX Section 25 Township 8 South Range 9 West M M before A S Johnson US Commissioner at Dillon Montana on Friday. Witnesses listed include Royal S Dingley Simeon Estes Frank Landon and Emerson W Slack all of Dillon. 405 Frank D Miracez Register.
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office at Helena Montana dated September 28 1906 that George Smith of Bannack Montana has filed to prove final residence and cultivation on North East quarter Section 31 Township 7 South Range 12 West for Homestead Entry 14325 made August 3 1905. The hearing will be before A S Johnson United States Commissioner at Dillon Montana on November 10 1906 with witnesses George M Tash Bannack Montana William N V Lenkersdorfer Polaris Montana William S Tash Dillon Montana and Henry Seifken Polaris Montana. Frank D Miracre Register.
In pursuance of a District Court order in Beaverhead County Montana the administrator of John R Gilbert estate will sell at private sale on October 13 1906 at 10 a.m. cash subject to court confirmation the undivided one third interest in Missoula Montana lots 19 20 21 and part of 18 in block 2 of the original townsite starting at the northeast corner of block 2.
The parcel runs from the corner of Pattee and Front streets along Pattee street and an alley to Front street with specified measurements. Sealed bids to be received at First National Bank in Dillon, Montana. Cash terms. 25 percent on sale date and balance upon court confirmation. J. H. Gussrr administrator, estate of John R. Gilbert deceased, Sept 19, 1906.
In Beaverhead County Montana Anastacia Ryan sues William Ryan for a divorce on grounds of abandonment desertion and habitual drunkenness. The defendant must answer within twenty days of service and risk default judgment. Clerk F A Hazenpaxter signs September 13 1906 with deputy C W Concer and attorney C W Rosison.
Helena Montana August 31 1906 notice to prove desert land claim No 8042 for sections 3 township 10 south range 13 west before US commissioner A S Johnson at Dillon on October 11 1906. Witnesses listed Patrick Desmond Fero Marsh John O Donnell and Alva Hall all of Grant Montana. Frank D Mrracoz Register.
Fero Marsh of Grant Montana has filed no desert-land claim No 8047 for S144SW 1% Sec 3 NW and NASW 4 Sec 10 Township 10S Range 13 W before A S Johnson U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on Thursday October 11 1906. Patrick Desmond William Brenner Alva Hall and George Smith of Grant Montana are listed. Frank D Miracre Register.
Department of the Interior Helena Montana notice states John C Patterson of Dell Montana filed intention to make final five year proof for Homestead Entry No 12698 dated September 27 1901 for the SW 4 Section 27 Township 13S Range 9W. Proof to be made before A S Johnson Commissioner Dillon Montana on October 10 1906 with witnesses Thomas B Patterson Charles E Norris Gilbert A McNinch and Edward Crown all of Dell Montana. Frank D Miracue Register.
Dora B. Rush of Dillon Montana files notice of intention to prove desert land claim No 8020 for 160 unsurveyed acres in Madison County to be described as E4SEY Sec 21 and EWNE Sec 28 Twp 11 Rg 5 before F A Hazelbaker Clerk District Court Dillon on October 11 1906. Asa A Kenison Mathew Orr Robert H Rash Hurley Leach of Dillon 365 Frank D Miracre Register.
August 31 1908 notice that Guy J Carter of Dillon Montana filed to make final five year proof for Homestead Entry No 10818 dated September 18 1900 for the SWEN EM SE and N half Section 1 Township 7 Range 8 West. Proof before A S Johnson U S Commissioner at Dillon on October 10 1906. Names George Dinger R Grannis T Mast and William B Carter all of Dillon Montana Frank D Marrache Register.
Notice details House Bill 286 proposing an amendment to Article V of the Montana Constitution to enable initiative and referendum. It sets thresholds by counties, petition and filing rules, governor veto limits, and election timing for 1906 ballots, with sections defining ballot wording and enactment requirements.
A. N. Yoder, Montana Secretary of State, certifies the act for submitting to qualified electors an amendment to Article V regarding direct legislation and referendum of tax law. Enacted by the Ninth Legislative Assembly and approved March 2, 1905, signed at Helena on July 14, 1906 with the state seal.
From June 1 to September 15 the Oregon Short Line sells round trip tickets to Los Angeles at reduced rates. Tickets are valid for return through October 31. Inquiries at the Oregon Short Line depot. Agent W. F. Burmaz signs the notice.
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