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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1917

Page

10

Farmers Must Have Money Only $32 250 Taken to Date

The Helena Independent notes farmers show little demand for state farm loans now that more than $2,000,000 is available. Many would rather use 6 percent loans from local banks or the federal reserve bank. Some have joined associations to work through federal channels, while others are already accommodated by local lenders.

Ilelena Federal Reserve Bank Spokane Register Miller Federal Bank Montana

Dillon Osteopath to Wed Benedict

Dr. Thomas Ashlock and Miss Nell Marsh announced engagement at dinner hosted by S H Ellison on East Illinois street Kirksville Missouri. Guests received poetry lines with place cards and humorous speeches accompanied by red carnations and American beauty roses.

Mr. Ellison Dr. Ashlock Miss Marsh Kirksville W. J. Ashlock Adair County A. O. S. Hospital Daily Express Thomas Ashlock Nell Marsh S. H. Ellison East Illinois Street Ellison

Have Coyotes Finally Invaded Treasure State

A Madison National Forest report notes a coyote bit calves near Pony Montana and is killed along with the calves. Rabies not confirmed but stockmen anticipate spread as coyotes have troubled Oregon Washington Idaho and Nevada in recent years.

Madison National Forest Montana Pony Oregon Washington Idaho Nevada

Dillon Boys Resent German American Insult at Conrad

Dillon National Guard recruits from company D pass through Conrad on their way to Valier. A German American resident Gus Lehr, once in the German navy, caused trouble by a loud anti Kaiser display as the band played the Star Spangled Banner. A local crowd, including high school boys, reacted with patriotic demonstrations and resented Lehr’s conduct.

Dillon Montana Conrad Helena Gus Lehr United States

Ownership and notices fill Dillon Ex aminer ad space in 1917

A legal notice set details for The Dillon Examiner including ownership names Clara E Adams and E L Poindexter, and state and county affidavits. Additional notices cover creditors claims against Edward M Ames, estate administration, and public land matters including isolated tract sale and three year proof for Clarence Bucy.

Man Beaten After Blackguard Outburst at City Jail

A man shouted loyalty to the Kaiser and cursed the president before a scuffle erupted with soldiers. He was knocked down, restrained by an officer, and later jailed in the city lockup.

Lehr

Miss Lydia Jane Roberts Receives Triple Honors

Miss Lydia Jane Roberts, former local schoolteacher, earned triple honors at Chicago University graduation on March 20. She received the A B degree as an honor student, honors in home economics as the sole recipient, and membership in Phi Lambda Theta for scholarship. She now serves on the faculty of West Liberty Normal School in West Virginia as supervisor of primary training.

Dillon Lydia Jane Roberts Chicago University Miss Roberts Philietta Nappa Society Roberts West Liberty Normal School West Virginia Normal College

Montgomery v Montgomery alias summons for divorce

Albert E Montgomery sues Mabel Ella Montgomery in Beaverhead County Montana seeking divorce alleging desertion since 1909 and no issue from the marriage. The summons directs Mabel Ella Montgomery to answer within twenty days or default judgment will be entered. Witness: Clerk Fred Rife. Attorney: George M Melton. First published April 11, 1917.

Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead Albert E. Montgomery Mabel Ella Montgomery Alpert KE. Montgomery Buffalo New York Fred Rife George M. Melton Dillon

Notice to Creditors Estate of Oscar Creasey Deceased

Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Oscar Creasey deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four weeks to W. T. Scully administrator at the address 3614. Scully selects as his place of business as administrator of the estate of Oscar Creasey Deceased.

Edward M. Ames Florence Ames Rodgers & Gilbert Oscar Creasey W. T. Scully

Public Land Sale Offered for Elizabeth Wilcomb

Tract 119.04 acres in section 6 township 6 south range 6 west M M under Elizabeth Wilcomb serial 015099 will be offered at not less than three dollars per acre at 10 a m on the ninth. The sale is final when those present are accounted for and the sale will not be kept open.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Commissioner of the General Land Office R. S Elizabeth Wilcomb

Notice to bidders and claimants for court sale

The highest bidder must immediately pay the amount to the Receiver. Anyone adverse to the sale should file their claims or objections promptly.

JOS. Oker, Register

Notice of Contest in Land Office Proceeding

Department of the Interior Helena Montana issues a notice to Montie F. Kay Dillon Montana that Jac ob C Cable filed March 23 1917 to contest and cancel Kay s homestead serial No 8013323 for NEW section 3 township 9 south range 6 west Mount meridian alleging failure to establish residence and abandonment for over six months. Kay must answer under oath within twenty days after the fourth publication. Dates April 18 1917 April 26 1917 May 9 3614 Jos Oker Register.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Helena Montana Montie F. Kay Dillon Jacob C. Cable Mountain Meridian JOS, Oker, Register Donald McRae William ©. Best Nis Sey Range Montana Meridian

Change of name notice and land contest in Montana

Court orders Lucile F. Mattson to show cause why name change to Lucille F. Williams should not be granted with publication in the Dillon Examiner for four weeks. Separate federal land contest informs Donald McRae that William Best seeks cancellation of his homestead claim for land in Montana, with a 20 day response window after the fourth publication.

District Court Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead Lucile F. Mattson Lucille F. Mattson Lucille F. Williams Dillon Examiner Jos Smith

Notice of Homestead Claim for Bannack Montana Land

Notice is given that William Tessier of Bannack Montana filed for a homestead entry dated July 8 1912 for 157.35 acres in sections 17 and 20 TGS R11W Montana meridian. He will prove his claim before United States Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon on May 23 1917. Henry R Paddock Charles Hall Carl Knoll Walter Paddock all of Bannack are listed as witnesses. Jos. Oker Register.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana William Tessier Bannack Cor T.gs Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker United States Dillon Henry R. Paddock Charles Hall Carl Knoll Walter Paddock JOS. Oker Register

Public sale of land under Sec 2455 R S details

March 26 1917 notice of public auction for Charles W Seybolds application Serial 012721 to sell NE and part of Sec 12 T 13 S R W M M at not less than 2.50 per acre. Sale set for 11 a m tenth following tract mountainous rough for cultivation. Register Jos Oker.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Commissioner of the General Land Office R. S Charles W. Seybold R. W M. M Oker, Register

Notice of Desert Land Entry Re-publication

Land Office at Helena Montana on March 26 1917 gives notice that Albin Johnson of Jackson Montana made Desert Land Entry 08595 on July 31 1913 for SEYNWY and BY SW14 Sec 8 NEYNWY Sec 17 Twp 7 S Range 14 W Montana.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Mont Albin Johnson Jackson Montana Seynwy Range West

Notice of Intention for Final Proof in Wisdom Montana

Meridian files notice of intention to make final proof to establish a claim on land described, before Fred Nelson, U S Commissioner in Wisdom Montana, on May 7, 1917. Signers include Henry G Peterson, John Meyers, Oscar Forman, Carney E Barnes of Jackson Montana. 335 OKER, Register.

Meridian Fred Nelson United States Wisdom Montana Henry G.peterson John Meyers Oscar Forman Carney E. Barnes Jackson JOS. Oker Register

Notice to File Final Proof on Desert Land Entry No 08090

Notice is hereby given that Carl C Hansen of Armstead Montana, who on April 3 1913 made Desert Land Entry No 08090 for N A Z N W Y sec 32 T9S R11W Montana meridian has filed notice of intention to make Final Proof as purchaser under the act of March 4 1915 to establish claim before Fred Rife clerk of district court Dillon Montana on April 28 1917 Nels Nelson Jens J Jensen Joseph B Metlen Armstead Montana and 3215 Jos OKER Register

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Clarence Bucy Monida SwWy Neynwy Township Range Meridian Frank B. Sparrow United States Lakeview Monroe W. Bucy Archie Barr Ernest Moore Mark Lyons Josoker Register General Land Office R. S Guy E. Gray JOS. Oker Carl] C. Hansen Armstead Range 11 Fred Rife Dillon Nels Nelson Jens J. Jenson Joseph B. Metlen David B. Metlen

Special Rate Offered for Cooking Kilowatt Usage

A deal promises four cents per kilowatt for cooking with electrical ranges at Absolute Cost. The arrangement targets household use and emphasizes low electricity costs for consumers.

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State Land Department Dillon Osteopath Benedict Livingston Treasure State Cheers Kaiser Dillon Boys Congress State of Montana C. BE. Adams The Examiner Printing Co Dillon, Mont Clara E. Adams Clara BE. Adams E. L. Poindexter George Ainslie C. E. Adams Mergenthaler Linotype Co R. W. Boone Beaverhead County J. E. Morse Dillon, Montana Andhy A. J. Rife’s Union Electric Co City Express and Coal Co C. W. Scott General Transfer Burfiend Fly Dug Store
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