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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1918
Page
14
The New Fall Millinery line features feather toques, ostrich trims, velvet street hats, white georgette fall hats, and a range of sport hats including tam oshanters and jockey hats. A full veil line in multiple designs completes the collection for ladies and girls.
Reports from 17 counties show two weeks of rain boosted grain and range conditions. Late sown flax improved most, with labor shortages easing in some regions due to rising production prospects. Wheat, corn, and hay yields varied by county as farmers brace for harvest.
The final wool shipment of the season leaves Salmon by the next train. Quarles & Monk send the car to the Boston market, with Tagg Bros Join Michelson and W. M. Carpenter also shipping on Thursday. The total Lemhi county wool yield for the year reaches 850000 pounds. Ed Lloyd visited Butte to buy materials for the Lloyd and Blair garage under construction.
Notice by Beaverhead County Montana school trustees that on August 1 1918 they will sell ten coupon bonds of 1000 dollars each to finance a school site and building. Bonds bear up to six percent interest, redeemable in five years, payable in ten, with bids requiring 500 dollar certified check. Bids to be sent to Clerk C A Brigham, Armstead.
Classified line notes promise quick results from using the Examiner want ads. Readers are urged to try the paid notices to reach a broad local audience and expedite responses.
Department of the Interior notices Frank lin T Jones of Monida Montana filed intent to prove up a homestead claim for 8144 W% section 28 township 138 range 4W Montana Meridian. Proceedings before U S Commissioner F B Sparrow at Lakeview August 21 1918 with witnesses Leroy G Sperry Charles M Jones William A Rawlins and Harry T Martin all of Monida Montana.
Jessie A Sperry of Monida Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish desert land claim for SEY S NEY and E% NW in section 33 township 138 range 4W Mon tana Meridian. Hearing before Frank B Sparrow US Commissioner at Lakeview Montana on August 22 1918. Keil Severns Jones and Martin of Monida Montana witness names.
Arthur W. Lick of Dillon Montana filed notice of intent to prove a three year claim on lands described in H E Nos 011224 and 011592. The hearing will be before Fred Rife, Clerk of the District Court in Dillon, Montana, on August 21, 1918. Grant Montana residents Carl K. Decker Edward A. Pickett George Kanzler and Cecil Soden are named as witnesses.
Notice states Nicholas J Birrer of Lima Montana is involved in a formal matter. The document identifies his locale and names him as the subject of the notice with no additional context provided.
February 23 1917 Desert Land entry No 013388 for N half of NE Y section 30 township 138 range 8W Montana Meridian filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim before F A Hazle b aker United States Commissioner at Dillon Montana on August 21 1918. Claimants: Charles E Calvert Ernest W Geary Lima Montana Victor Matthews Dell Montana and Henry Deatsch Dillon Montana.
Leroy G Sperry of Monida Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his claim to land described as SW% NW% and W% SW section 34 township 13S range 4W Montana meridian. He will prove before Frank B Sparrow United States Commissioner at Lakeview Montana on August 22 1918 all of Monida Montana.
Notice from the Department of the Interior Helena Land Office dated June 21 1918 by L Huston through attorney Luther T Hauberg seeks patent on 40 acres in Town 108 South Range 8 West M M. Protest affidavits due by August 10 1918. Jos. Oker Register.
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