Tovey and Frisbee Family Motor Tour to Yellowstone
Mr and Mrs W D Tovey of Wisdom and Mrs Lorené Frisbee left last week on a motor tour visiting Bogeman Yellowstone park and Red Lodge where they will be guests at the C Barnett ranch home.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1926
Page
7
Mr and Mrs W D Tovey of Wisdom and Mrs Lorené Frisbee left last week on a motor tour visiting Bogeman Yellowstone park and Red Lodge where they will be guests at the C Barnett ranch home.
A. A. Elliott, Republican candidate, declares reward of efficient economical administration if elected treasurer of Beaverhead County. He cites familiarity with county work and pledges satisfactory service. Paid political advertisement.
D F Mooney announces run for sheriff on the Republican ticket praising six years in office and three terms already served. He pledges economical, square-deal duties if elected, in a paid political advertisement.
Otto C. Gosman announces his candidacy for county commissioner on the Republican ticket. He highlights six years on the current board including two years as chairman and notes Beaverhead County has no bonded indebtedness and a strong financial condition.
The case of T. J. Mullaney versus Mary Adele Murray and A C Bond executrix and executor of the last will and testament progresses to sheriff sale action. Details specify the parties and the executorship as part of the legal proceedings.
The Beaverhead County sheriff will sell August 28 1926 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana the rights of Mary Adele Murray in and to the NEC of Section 36 T6S R9W plus water and ditch rights and Beaverhead Canal stock. Also 8 percent of Section 36 T6S R9W with similar appurtenances. Title held in Fred and Belle Curtis names. contracts of purchase held by Murray but in Curtis names. Cash terms. Deputy Sheriff C Gruwell signs.
C E Betcher and G W Holseth as Trustees file to sell at sheriff sale on August 21 1926 at 3 pm at the front door. Defendants include Patrick Henry Connor Ora Ethel Connor Zedoc Connor St Paul Trust Co Arthur Maddux and Charles A Harvey.
The notice describes a mortgage sale of 720 acres in multiple sections and townships in Silver Bow County Montana including water rights and ditch franchises. It names Larry Duggan Sheriff and John M. Trapp as the filing official, with the date July 26 1926. The property excludes parts of the original Melrose Townsite and Oregon Short Line railroad right of way.
In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County the estate of F L Graves deceased is administered by H C Graves as administrator. Creditors and claimants must exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication to Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden in Dillon Montana. July 28 1926 62 4t.
Goodhue County Savings Bank and others sue to foreclose on property in Dillon Montana. The sale covers multiple parcels in Sections 12 and 13 Township 8 South Range 10 West with 319.67 acres including water rights for irrigation and domestic use. Dated July 12, 1926.
Taxes on personal property described as Steam Shovel under J. H. Younken are delinquent. The steam shovel will be sold for delinquent taxes and costs at a sheriff's sale in front of the Court House, Dillon Montana, at 10 o'clock August 14, 1926, unless taxes are paid prior to that date.
The document proclaims filing of petitions for Montana voters to approve or reject measures at the November 2, 1926 election. It lists Initiative No. 80 repealing numerous liquor regulation sections and Initiative No. 31 to tax gasoline sales. It is dated July 6, 1926 in Helena with signatures of Governor J. E. Erickson and Secretary Co. T. Stewart.
Governor Erickson issues a proclamation setting a November 2 1926 general election in Montana. Voters will choose congressmen for the First and Second districts, two Supreme Court justices, a railroad and public service commissioner, state lawmakers in numerous counties, a district court judge, and decide amendments and initiative measures including tax and liquor provisions. Also authorized is local county offices and a voter reward for enforcing state election laws.
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