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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1912

Page

6

Remains of Butte Man Hugh Doran Found Near Squaw Creek

Sheriff Gosman Coroner Ford and Attorney Stephenson investigated the discovery of a dead man near Squaw Creek in Big Hole Basin. The body was identified as Hugh Doran a 30 year old miner from Butte who had been missing six weeks after a spree. Coroner declined an inquest and the remains were sent to Butte for burial. Pat Sloan, jailed for intoxication, claimed he killed Doran then recanted. The note from the Butte Inter Mountain details Sloan’s changing statements before release. Local church services announced for Sunday at 11 am and 8 pm with Bible school at 12 15.

Gosman Ford Stephenson Squaw Creek Big Hole Basin Hugh Doran Butte Butte Inter Mountain Doran Pat Sloan Sloan Rattlesnake Creek

Just a Minute. Sunday Plans Invite Local Readers

The notice invites readers to join in a brief Sunday activity, asking where they are going and suggesting spending an hour or two at a local event or location. It emphasizes a relaxed, community mood and open participation.

Kidney Pills Help Bridgeton Man Lift Rheumatism Burden

A. A. Smith of Bridgeton Indiana suffered kidney trouble and rheumatism for years. After using Foley Kidney Pills he reports rapid improvement, better sleep, and regained strength to work like a man years younger. He urges others to try Foley Kidney Pills and notes substitutes should be refused. Sold by Potts the Druggist.

A. A. Smith Bridgeton Ind Potts

Heavy Oats Exhibit By Hoff Mann Gulch Farmer

O. W. Smith of Hoff man gulch shows exceptionally heavy White Bonanza oats at the fair. Irrigated oats are expected to yield about 150 bushels per acre, with a small dry patch nearly as heavy. He plans to reserve seed from the crop.

O. W. Smith Hoffman Gulch

Fire destroys two Dewey buildings and post office

A Dewey fire burned two buildings, Lossi's store and Schultz's saloon, causing about 10 000 to 12 000 dollars in loss with 2500 dollars insured. The post office contents in the store were a total loss, with two dozen pairs of overalls saved from Lossi's store.

Dewey Lossi Schultz

Running stairs won't make a woman healthy or beautiful

Advertised health tip urges women to get outdoors and walk daily, endorses Chamberlain's Tablets to improve digestion and regulate bowels. For sale by all dealers. 1m

Certificates Awarded After August 30 Teachers Exam

Result from the August 30 teachers examination lists certificate recipients by grade. First grade winners are Minnie Ward Celia Rueggsegger and Ethel Jones. Second grade recipients are Velma Gilchrist Ada Nutting and Grace Wilcox. Third grade honorees include Ada Hilton Davies Jennie Stevenson Hulda Sampson Ellie Snider and Mae Sprinkle.

Minnie Ward Celia Rueggsegger Ethel Jones Velma Gilchrist Ada Nutting Grace Wilcox Ada Hilton Davies Jennie Stevenson Hulda Sampson Ellie Snider Mae Sprinkle

Printing at the Tribune Office

Local press notes reveal a variety of printing services offered by the Tribune office. The item highlights equipment, job types, and potential customers seeking typesetting, pamphlets, posters, and other print products.

Tribune

Who Is Who in Dillon Winner Paid Five Dollars

Sam Hall correctly identified twelve local business names in the Dillon contest Who Is Who in Dillon. One of the six submissions was entirely correct and earned a $5 prize in cash.

Dillon Sam Hall F. E. Dodds J. W. Lusher Dillon Implement Company

Lost Wages From Colds Estimated At 80 Million

Dr. Sadler estimates that about eighty million dollars in wages are lost annually to the American people due to colds. Lost time means lost wages and medical costs rise. Use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promptly to stop the cough, heal the sore air passages, and soothe the inflammation. For sale by Potts the Druggist. l-m

Montana Pioneer Passes at Eighty in Helena

Passages recount the life of Warren C. Gillette, a Montana settler born March 10, 1832, who migrated during the 1862 gold rush. He built mercantile and sheep businesses, helped develop Bannack, Virginia City, Helena, and Diamond City, served in territorial government, and left a lasting impact on Montana communities.

Montana Helena Warren C. Gillette Gillette Territory Orleans Ontario County N. Y Fort Benton Deer Lodge la Barge City Bannack Aldergulch Virginia City James King Diamond City Confederate Gulch

Dillon man seeks final proof on homestead land

Notice in the Helena land office states Guido Schaefers of Dillon Montana files for final three year proof to establish claim to southwest and southeast parts of sections 34 35 township 7 south range 8 west Montana meridian. Proof before U S commissioner A S Johnson in Dillon October 17 1912. Witnesses: Charles Davis Norman E Holden Charles Humes Theodore Shoudy all of Dillon. Stephen Carpenter Register.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Guido Schaefers Dillon Township 7S Range 8W Montana Meridian A. S. Johnson U. S Charles Davis Norman E. Holden Charles Humes Theodore Shoudy Stephen Carpenter Register

Obituary of I D Moore in Sher idan Montana

I D Moore died at his Sherman home on August 12 1912 after months of illness. Funeral conducted by the G A R at his house. Born 1845 in Bath Steuben County New York he served in Co I Fifty second Illinois infantry from Oct 11 1861 to July 3 1865. He moved to Montana in 1871 and lived in Madison County for 43 years. He joined Custer Post No 5 in 1884 and was a charter member and past commander. He married Catherine Marshall January 9 1893. He is survived by.

Twin Bridges I. D. Moore Sheridan Bath Steuben County N. Y

Not enough context for a headline

A fragment notes a person associated with a husband and three children named Maurice Sylvan and Verna, but no event, location, date, or full context is provided to determine the item type or outcome.

Maurice, Sylvan Verna

Bozeman Pioneer John Accola and Belgrade Area Resident Robert Riddle Die

In Gallatin valley two early settlers died Saturday evening. John Accola of Bozeman aged 91 and long time county resident died at his daughter's home. Survived by three sons all in the valley. Robert Riddle, who came from Ohio in 1864, died with no known relatives.

Bozeman Gallatin Valley John Accola Robert Riddle Belgrade Accola Gallatin County Emil Ketterer Montana Ohio Plains Captain Stafford

Beav erhead District Court summons in divorce action

Montana summons to George Dengler in a divorce case filed by Ida Dengler now Ida Saunders. Defendant must answer within 20 days or a default judgment will be entered. case seeks dissolution of marriage for willful desertion and restoration of maiden name. First published September 18, 1912.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Ida Dengler George Dengler Ida Saunders A. D F. A. Hazelbaker C. W. Conger W. S. Barfour

State mineral land claim report to Washington D C

The claim of the state to land or any subdivision as more valuable for mineral than agricultural purposes will be received and noted for report to the general land office at Washington D C. Failure to protest before final approval will be considered evidence of non mineral character and selections free from objections will be recommended for approval. Stephen Carpenter, Register. First publication September 6, 1912. 36-51

General Laid Office Washington, D.C Stephen Carpenter Register

Alias Summons for Montana Justice Court Case 1912

In Lima Township Beaverhead County Montana Justice of the Peace Peter Hansen presides. J C Carigan sues James Nelson for 30.50 dollars for goods and asks costs. Defendant must answer within 20 days or risk default judgment. August 24 1912.

Justice Court Lima Township Beaverhead State of Montana Peter Hansen J. C. Carigan James Nelson

Guardianship Hearing for Octave Gravelle Estate in Dillon

In Beaverhead County Montana the district court sets September 14 1912 at 10 a m in Dillon for hearing Adolph Gravelle guardian's petition to sell Octave Gravelle estate real property. Notice to interested parties via Dillon Tribune for three weeks prior to hearing. Judge J B Poin Dexter signs order.

State of Montana County of Beaverhead Ohie Dahlo Dillon Ohle Dahlo Elijah Wormer A. D F. A. Hazelbaker C. W. Concer W. S. Barbour Fifth Judicial District Octave Gravelle Adolph Gravelle Court House Dillon Tribune Chambers J. B. Poindexter John W. Early Willian T. Scully F. A. Hazecpaxer

Notice of Publication Final Proof in Dillon Montana

Department of the Interior Land Office Helena Montana announces John Roland Howell of Dillon filed intent to make final three year proof on land described in E half of SEM, SW SEM, SE SW Section 12 Township 75 Range 7 West and SEM NWY% NEW SW Section 7 Township 75 Range 7 West Montana Meridian. Proof set for October 8, 1912 before A. S. Johnson Dillon Montana. Witnesses: William E. Sawyer J Robert Morton Ramony E. Ober Herbert Gilbert, all of Dillon.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Helena Montana John Roland Howell Dillon Meridian A. S. Johnson A. S William E. Sawyer J. Robert Morton Ramony E. Ober Herbert Gilbert Stephen Carpenter Register U. S. Land Office Henry H. Brown Township 7 S Range U. S Joh P. Watters John B. Tritt J. Whitbeck Fawn Johnston Stafbrn Canranter

Dillon man seeks final three year proof on homestead

Notice states Raymond Koontz of Dillon Montana filed final three year proof to establish a land claim for the NE section 7 township 8 range 9 W Montana Meridian. Proof before A S Johnson U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on October 8 1912. Witnesses are Edward C Smith Eliza Smith James Melton and John W Ewing all of Dillon Montana.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Helena Montana Raymond Koontz Dillon Meridian A. S. Johnson U. S Edward C. Smith Eliza Smith James Melton John W. Ewing Stephen Carpenter Register

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