Dentists Dr. Romersa Office Move Notice
Dr. W. J. Romersa announces offices formerly occupied by Dr. Rathbone. Contact via phone 65-W for details or appointments.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1926
Page
10
Dr. W. J. Romersa announces offices formerly occupied by Dr. Rathbone. Contact via phone 65-W for details or appointments.
A Dillon notice lists multiple transfers and property interests including 160 acres in Horse Prairie to Edgar B. Rife, 48 acres to Edgar B. Rife, lode mining claims in South Avon and West Avon, 159.95 acres homestead entry for Ida Sirois, Montana Market land portion including the slaughter house site, lots 10 and 20 in Stahl's addition to Dillon conveyed from D. Fa Mooney to Interstate Building & Loan, Beloit college receiving 310.56 acres on the east bench, 298.64 acres in Grasshopper valley to William Pahnish, 600 acres in Big Hole basin from Mary Woodard to Ted Woodard, two lots in Barnett's addition to Dillon conveyed from W. E. McGehee to Frank Woinoski, 160 acres in Horse Prairie from Bertie Mathews to Anna P. Mansfield, 320 acres southwest of Apex from Charles Fabac and wife to Matt and Martin Fabac, and water rights details related to Coy J. Brown, J. Ambrose Brown, and H. B. Selway on Horse Prairie creek.
In Dillon and nearby areas many residents and visitors are noted for travel and work. Individuals including C H Polk J E Shaw and O C Gosman attend county commissioner meetings while teachers and students move between Dillon Missoula Malta and Seattle. A long excerpt recounts a frontier figure Andy Darnell and a legal public notice outlines delinquent tax sale by Beaverhead County with a deed request set for February 2 1926.
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