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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1914
Page
7
Intersection detail places Idaho Street and Montana Street at a crossroads opposite the Anderson Livery Company. The item notes streets, location cues, and nearby business reference in a concise city mapping context.
Denver report shows Mountain State Telephone & Telegraph in seven mountain states supports control by state utilities commissions elected by the people. The 1918 yearend figures cite 870 exchanges serving 200,016 stations with 222,572 subscriber lines, 538,666 miles of lines, 196,778 underground miles, and 76,984 toll miles. Employee count 5,069 with payroll $3,921,782. Authority with Bell System affirmed. public understanding rising.
A 1914 notice argues all drivers should prove at least moderately good vision before license, citing railroad safety standards in Paris and Munich and warning of penalties for failing to answer a filed complaint. The document includes a foreclosing chattel mortgage action and mentions attorney fees, with the date of first publication January 28, 1914.
The Examiner lists advertised letters including Mrs. E. F. Barbour W. 8 Callahan Ryan Co Clark Evertt Combs Ewing Darby James Hibbard Martin Lucien Tanell Jack McArthur Nelson W. FE Staphel B. Y. Veze F. B. Baker Henry Beaver Chas Jachbofs A. E. Franklin J. R. Mathiasen Fagworth KE L Poindexter Postmaster. The Examiner for fine jodwork.
Notice announces settlement and entry of 440 acres in Beaverhead National Forest Montana under homestead laws. Preference rights apply to actual settlers before March 25 1914. lands described by sections and ranges and listed to I C Seybold Frank Fidler and Charles W Eismann with respective lists. John McPhaul acts.
Department of the Interior notice dated January 13 1914 announces John F Woodside of Dillon Montana has filed to prove desert land claim No 03712 for S15W11 section 34 township 45 range 9W Montana meridian. He will present final proof before C W Conger district court clerk in Dillon February 21 1914. Witnesses: Julius Hartwig Lewis G Woodside Stephen Kambich Curt Ferguson Reichle Montana. Stephen Carpenter Register.
Notice is given that Simon A. Langdorf of Dillon Montana made homestead entry No 03339 on November 5 1909 for WINW WY SWH Sec 20 EXNEY EWSEY Sec 30 T75 R7 W Montana meridian. He will prove up at Dillon Montana before F A Hazelbaker A S Commissioner on March 7 1914. Witnesses Christopher F Worth John Mc Fadyen Frank Kiblinger Frank H Bimrose all of Dillon Montana. Jos Binnard Register.
Notice is given that George P. Wolfe of Dillon Montana, who filed desert land application No 05378 on March 29 1911 for SSE 24 NE 25 township 7S range 13 W Montana meridian, will present final proof before F A Hazelbaker U S commissioner Dillon Montana on March 7 1614. Claimants listed Walter E Lloyd John Lenkersdorfer George M Tash Thomas K E Gray and 2515 Jos Binnard Register.
Olmsted-Stevenson Company sues George J Parks and wife in Beaverhead County district court for 1461.80 plus 12 percent interest. Defendants must answer within twenty days of service or face default judgment.
Edith G. Blair of Grant Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish Desert Land claim No 03726 in sections 9 10 and 15 township 9 south range 13 west Montana meridian before C W Conger district court clerk March 1914. Ross F Nay James F Blair Harrison B Brown Walter E Lloyd and Jos Binnard named as witnesses or filing parties.
Public land notice directs adverse claimants to file protest affidavits by April 8 1914 regarding unsurveyed 40 acre tract SE SE section 13 township 11 south range 11 west Montana M M. Claims about mineral character and disposal may be raised in the protest to the Register Jos Binnard. First published February 11 1914. 2615
In Montana In and For the County In the Matter of the Application for the Dissolution of the Leach Sheep Company a Montana Corporation the court ordered publication to begin February 11 1914 and end March 14 1914 any person may file objections before expiration C W Conger Clerk 2615 by Fred Hale Deputy Clerk
Department of the Interior notice to Silas Barkley of unknown address. Albert C. Morrow filed January 16 1914 to contest Silas Barkley entry 08200 for land in section 9 township 7 south range 9 west Montana meridian. Contest alleges no improvements home abandoned. Requires answer within twenty days after fourth publication February 18 1914 or lose rights. Receiver Geo O Freeman signs. Publications: Jan 28 Feb 4 Feb 11 Feb 18 1914.
Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County orders Jennie R. Brown estate to show cause on March 7, 1914 why the administrator may obtain an order to sell necessary real estate. Publication to run four weeks in The Dillon Examiner. Judge J B Poindexter issued February 2, 1914.
United States Land Office Helena Montana February 3 1914 lists Frank L Huston of Vancouver Washington filing January 31 1914 to select lands under the 1898 act. Beginning at a point three miles west of the surveyed southwest corner of section 15 township 11 south range 10 west marked Cor 1 and thence north four miles to Cor.
The Montana court serves Eugene C. Howard with a complaint filed by Edna Julia Howard. Defendants must answer in the clerk’s office and serve a copy to the plaintiff within the time of service. The notice outlines the court action and response requirements.
The action seeks dissolution of the marriage between the plaintiff and the defendant. Further details can be found in the Complaint on file in the clerk’s office of the court. The notice is dated February 2, 1914, and signed by Clerk C. W. Conger with Deputy H. B. Duff assisting the plaintiff’s attorney.
May Bucy of Monida Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a desert land claim described as NSW SEYNWH SWIY4NEY section 13 township 14 S range 4 W Mon tana meridian before Frank B Sparrow U S Commissioner Lakeview Montana on March 21 1914 Witnesses named Mark Lyons Parley Shawver James A Ritchey Monroe W Bucy all of Monida Montana Joseph Binnard Register
Registration for Dillon Montana annual city election closes March 6 2014 at 5 p m Electors must register to vote by appearing before the county clerk at the courthouse in Dillon or before a justice of the peace or notary public Those who did not vote last general election must register and those who moved must cancel and re register Jay S Baker County Clerk and Ex Officio Register 2515
The Fifth Judicial District of Montana fixes 1914 district court terms by county. Beaverhead Jefferson Madison schedule starts February 2 January 27 March 2 with sessions at 10 a m in Dillon. Dec 9 1913 J B Poindexter W A Clark sign.
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