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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1918
Page
2
Mrs. Anna Hart advertises a fall millinery collection featuring feather toques ostrich trim velvet street hats white georgette early fall hats tam o shanters jockey hats and a full line of veils in silk velvet and combinations.
Washington Aug 6 Senator Walsh has stood for Montana a defender of state interests. He urged President Wilson to provide five million dollars in seed grain aid for Northwest drought stricken farmers, aiding fall planting and national food goals. He also backed Montana reclamation funding and the good roads forest highway measure, underscoring his loyalty to Montana constituents.
The Salmon based report notes the final wool shipment of the season leaves by the next train. Quarles and Monk send the last car while Tagg Bros Michelson and W M Carpenter also ship to the Boston market. Quarles states Lemhi county yields total 850000 pounds for the year. Ed Lloyd visited Butte to buy materials for the Lloyd and Blair garage project.
Notice of sale of ten coupon bonds by School District No. 19 Beaverhead County Montana. Bonds have par value 1000 dollars each, total 10000, interest up to 6 percent, payable annually, redeemable in five years, issued to buy a school site and build a schoolhouse, sale August 31 1918 at Armstead clerk’s office. Bid security 500 dollars. bids may be public or private. trustees may reject any bid.
Advertisers are urged to try the Examiner want ads for fast response and steady inquiries. The paper underscores proven results and timely placement to reach a wide local audience with concise, effective messages.
Notice is given that Franklin T. Jones of Monida Montana holder of homestead entry No 010299 filed intent to prove up land claim before U S commissioner Frank B Sparrow at Lakeview Montana on August 21 1918 The witnesses named are Leroy G Sperry Charles M Jones William A Rawlins and Harry T Martin all of Monida Montana Jos Oker Register Montana July 12 1918 Montana Interior Department Land Office Helena
Department of the Interior notice states Jessie A. Sperry of Monida Montana filed intention to make final proof to establish a desert land claim for section 33 township 138 range 4W Mon tana Meridian. Proof to be made before Frank B Sparrow at Lakeview Montana on August 22 1918 with Charles M Keil James M Severns Franklin T Jones and Harry T Martin of Monida Montana witnesses.
Notice is given that Arthur W. Lick of Dillon Montana has filed intent to make three year proof to establish his claim to lands described in H E Nos 011224 and 011592. The proceeding will be before Fred Rife Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana on August 21 1918. Grant Montana residents Carl K Decker Edward A Pickett George Kanzler and Cecil Soden are named.
No 013388. Notice is hereby given that Nicholas J Birrer of Lima Montana is involved in a legal or public notice matter according to the local filing records. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
On February 23 1917 Desert Land entry No 013388 for N% NEY section 30 township 138 range 8W Montana Meridian was filed with intention to make final proof to establish the claim. The filing party will appear before F A Hazelbaker United States Commissioner at Dillon Montana on August 21 1918. Names listed include Charles E Calvert Ernest W Geary both of Lima Montana Victor Matthews of Dell Montana and Henry Deatsch of Dillon Montana.
Leroy G Sperry of Monida Montana files final proof for entry No 010300 in SW and NW quarters of section 34 township 13S range 4W Montana Meridian. Proof to be given before Frank B Sparrow US Commissioner at Lakeview Montana on August 22 1918.
United States Land Office Helena announces L Huston and attorney Luther Hauberg filed an application under the 1898 Act to select 40 acres in a described block in Townships 108 South and 98, West, with survey pending. Objections or protests due by August 10, 1918. Register Jos. Oker.
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