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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
6
The article urges forgiveness and patience in marriage as the path to a harmonious home. It contrasts ideal devotion with real life and stresses that lasting happiness depends on both spouses being considerate and faithful, adapting to new duties, and avoiding nagging or neglect.
Tribute notes her death after a long illness. The obituary recalls she was a loving mother, active in home and church, and comforted by prayers. Remains brought from Chicago to the Cumberland Presbyterian church near her old home, with Rev Frank Williams delivering the sermon, and burial in Coombs cemetery amid flowers.
President Roosevelt's support for simplified spelling raises renewed discussion of changing established usage. Proponents argue it keeps meaning intact while reducing letters. critics resist altering familiar forms. The article lists several altered spellings such as Abrigment Afixt Dropt Insul and Meter.
Guns ammunition and fishing tackle available at Yeaman's located in the Post Office Building Dillon Montana. A full line of firearms and related supplies is kept in stock for customers.
Anastacia Ryan sues William Ryan for dissolution of marriage in Beaverhead County Montana. Defendant must answer within twenty days of service or a default judgment may be entered. The action seeks a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony on grounds of abandonment and desertion.
A long advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a known composition tonic for women's ailments. It claims decades of cures, open formula, and endorsements from medical writers, warning against alcoholic tonics and offering free consultation notes. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and a medical adviser offer with stamps.
Plaintiff claims the defendant has lived apart from the plaintiff without support for over a year and has been an habitual drunkard for more than two years. The statement is sworn in court with signatures F A Hazersarer clerk C W Concer deputy clerk and attorney C W Renison for the plaintiff.
Publication from United States Land Office Helena Montana August 31 1906 Annie Desmond of Grant Beaverhead County Montana files intention to prove desert land claim No 8042 before U S Commissioner A S Johnson Dillon October 11 1906 witnesses listed. Also an order to show cause for sale of real estate of Mrs D G Dunsmore deceased to be heard September 24 1906 at 10 am in Beaverhead County Court Dillon publication in the Dillon Tribune four consecutive weeks.
United States Land Office Helena Montana publishes that Milton L Davidson of Dillon Montana filed intent to make desert land proof for the lot 7 and SEYSW Section 6 and lot 1 NEWNWY and NWYNEY Section 7 Township 11S Range 5 West before F A Hazelbaker Dillon Montana on September 14 1906 Witnesses are William Kenison Charles Burden Monroe Bucy and Ernest Horning all of Dillon Montana Frank D Mirace Register 365
Publication item detailing House Bill No. 286 for Montana voters. Includes notices of desert land final proofs for Fero Marsh Dell Dora B Rush Dillon and Guy J Carter with proofs dates October 10 1906 and October 11 1906. Describes amendment to Article V Section 1 enabling initiative referendum and direct legislation and general election procedures and date.
Certification of an act for submitting to Montana electors an amendment to Article V on Direct Legislation and Reference of Laws. Enacted by the Ninth Legislative Assembly and approved March 2, 1905, attested in Helena with the state seal on July 14, 1906. Secretary A N Voncerr signs.
From June 1 to September 15 the Oregon Short Line sells return tickets to Los Angeles at very low rates. Tickets are valid for return until October 31. Inquiries at the Oregon Short Line depot 201f W. F. Burmixg, Agent.
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