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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
6
Delicately formed and gently reared women will find in all seasons of life that a simple wholesome laxative is Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It acts gently and safely, with a pleasant taste and beneficial effects, and is sold by California Fig Syrup Co. in a single bottle size of fifty cents through leading druggists.
After talks with the forestry service in Washington the American National Red Cross said it would cover hospital costs for government firefighters injured fighting northwest forest fires. The estimated total is about 10 000 dollars from the Red Cross contingent relief fund. Without Red Cross support workers would lose wages and pay their own hospital bills since no government funds were available.
Leon Morane a French aviator raised his Bleriot monoplane to 8151 feet in Paris on Saturday beating his own previous mark by 1097 feet. He was nearly frozen and could barely pilot the craft as the cold forced a cautious, cautious descent. Aviators say such heights may be near the limit due to extreme cold, though Morane’s machines performed perfectly and could have reached higher.
The French minister of war orders ten military monoplane and twenty biplane purchases within three months. By year end the air fleet will total sixty machines. Monoplanes must carry 300 kilograms for 309 kilometers at minimum 60 kmh. A $20 000 premium is offered for machines meeting the specs.
Eighty thousand cloak workers in New York City returned to work after employers granted nearly all union demands. The dispute ends with a nine hour workday preference for unionists and average wages around 10.23 dollars weekly. Piece workers to receive higher pay. industry losses run into millions.
An autopsy on Sallie Koher in St. Joseph Missouri found she died of kidney disease. Her stomach contained a five pound assembly of items including nails nuts bolts pins buttons tacks pebbles prune stones and an automobile tag.
The article notes U S foreign trade under the Payne Aldrich tariff in the year ending July 31 last reached new highs with imports totaling 1 5626 billion dollars. Of that amount 7946 billion was dutiable and 768 thousand entered free of duty. It says the year was the first under the law and surpassed records set under the Dingley Wilson and McKinley laws.
The gross total of the late Grover Cleveland estate in New York is 39065.88 dollars. State transfer tax appraiser William Blau prepared the appraisal and the report was filed in the Surrogate's office in New York City on Wednesday.
A compilation of warranty and quit claim deeds dated 1910 to 1940 including Delos Oliver to Fred Oliver 160 acres near Bond, Adolph Kroltz to A S Johnson 1 lot plus 42 in Thomson addition, Mor an to Boone 160 acres near Bond, Morrison to Jacobs 66 by 188 feet Barnett addition, Shaw to Roe 280 acres near Willis, Boger to Boger 3 lots in Dillon, Bateman to Bateman 80 acres near Glendale, Besvk to Bateman springs right, Hazelbaker to Moran 12 lots in Wisdom, Moran ranch balance, Mountain View Cemetery transfers and multiple water rights and lodes transfers with various values. summary also notes a decree of distribution and a promissory note suit with $317.50 claim and 10 percent interest.
The New York State Insurance Department publishes 1909 figures showing total life insurance business across states rising by 17,955,041 to 691,135,126 dollars. Over half of the income was earned by New York companies.
In Beaverhead County Montana the Fifth Judicial District court fixes Friday September 30 1910 at 10 a m as the time and place to prove the will of Eunice A Selway deceased and hear Hawley J Selway and Eliza M Selway’s petition for letters testamentary with the will annexed. The date is for any interested party to appear and contest. First publication September 9 1910.
The State of Montana issues a summons to Frank P. Bradley in the case of Louis Stahl plaintiff versus Frank P. Bradley defendant. The action is filed in the Fifth Judicial District Court's clerk's office and a copy is served with this notice.
Notice of Carrie E. Sheser to file final proof on unsurveyed land in Montana with witnesses listed. Also a civil summons in Beaverhead County Montana Fifth Judicial District requiring appearance within twenty days after service to answer a $250 claim with interest and costs. Proceedings dated September 8 1910 and first publication September 9 1910.
City Council of Dillon Montana files a sprinkling tax levy for districts One and Two with public hearing set for September 16 1910 at 8 p m at City Hall. Also a civil action in Beaverhead County Justice Court to recover 50 plus 13 interest on a note of June 5 1907 with hearing October 22 1910 before Justice Charles Hirschman.
Mary I. Downing assignee of Ector Erickson of Lima Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish land claim for SW14 NW Section 32 Township 13 South Range 8 West Montana Meridian before A S Johnson Dillon Montana on October 14 1910. Witnesses Aberham L Downing William J Slaughter Bert Knox and Charley Morris of Linva Montana listed. Stephen Carpenter Register
Jeyne L. Bingham of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make Final Commutation Proof to establish land claim in Section 13 Township 8 West Montana Meridian before U S Commissioner A S Johnson in Dillon on October 14 1910. Also mention of lands and desert land applicants Adda S Pord Lima Montana and others with desert land applications in 1906 and listed serial numbers and sections.
Contest affidavit filed by William Fruin against Samuel Stitzer over Homestead Application No. 0710. Hearing set for October 12 1910 in Dillon Montana and final hearing October 24 1910 in Helena. Abandonment and nonsettlement alleged. personal service attempted by publication.
Helena Montana August 27 1910 notice a Peter Anderson of Lima Montana has filed intention to make final proof to establish a desert land claim of 160 acres in Beaverhead County described by metes and bounds near Sage Creek beginning at the northeast corner of Frank Roe entry and running 160 rod lines to the place of beginning final proof to be made before A S Johnson U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on October 7 1910 listing witnesses John H Hoffman James T McKnight Henry G Smallthorn all of Dell Montana and Nathan J Tallent of Dillon Montana Stephen Carpenter register
The document details Senate Bill No. 12 proposing to amend Section 9 of Article XII and related provisions to set property tax rates for state purposes at two and one half mills, with higher rates possible by voter approval, plus a special four mill levy for livestock bounties and stock inspection. It specifies official ballots for November 1910, repeal of conflicting acts, and enactment effective upon passage, certified by Secretary of State A N Yopsi and dated July 26, 1910.
Notice from U S Land Office Helena Montana dated July 12 1910 states John F Bowen attorney in fact for The Silver Fissure Mining Company has filed an application for a patent covering 4 70 acres of the Polaris Ma Site Mine in Lost Cloud inorganic district Beaverhead County Montana. The land is described by field notes and plat as Survey No 4261 in Township South Range 12 West with beginning corner at a granite stone marked 1428.
The notice calls for claimants to file ade lergy claims with the Register of the United States Land Office in Helena Montana within sixty days of publication or be barred by statute. First publication dated July 22 1910 by Stephen Carpenter Register.
Helena Montana August 6 1910 notice for Marcus Sudetich Willis Montana who on October 18 1907 filed Homestead Application No 14894 for S2SW 343 Section 33 Township 4 Range C W Montana Meridian to make final commutation proof. U S Commissioner Deters Frank A Hazelbaker in Dillon Montana will hear September 20 with witnesses Lewis G Woodside Robert Joy Antone Bujan Frederick Julius Hartwing all of Willis Montana. Regis Carpenter Register
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