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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1914

Page

7

Great showing at Elkhorn Mines unfolds tunnel project

The Boston and Montana Development company plans a 2000 foot tunnel from Wise river bed into Elkhorn claims. The camp moves to river bed with a wagon road to Big Hole river and machinery on the way. Tunnel is 7 by 8 feet, aimed to reach first vein by June above 700 feet from tunnel mouth. Miners praise Elkhorn prospects.

Boston & Montana Development Company Wise River Elkhorn Big Hole Dewey Butte

Railroad surveyors finish work at winter quarters

Engineers surveying for the Butte Wisdom and Pacific railroad, built by the Boston Montana Development Company, have completed their field work and retreated to Dewey for winter quarters where they continue extending and transcribing their notes.

Butte, Wisdom & Pacific Railroad Boston , 2& Montana Development Company Dewey

Illumination for Office and Home

An article on proper lighting for offices and homes. It recommends bright even illumination with desk lamps screened to avoid glare, prefers north light, left side placement of lighting, and cautions against excessive brightness. For home use incandescent lamps should have shaded bulbs, gas mantles should be shaded, and amber tones from newer mantles are noted.

Federal Aid to Farmers College and Extension Plan

The Lever bill before Congress proposes federal support to agricultural education. It creates extension departments in state colleges, with a guaranteed $10,000 yearly per state and rising pro rata funding tied to rural population, contingent on state matching. Montana's share would rise by about $1,475 annually, aiming to extend college work to homes and communities through demonstrations and instruction.

Congress Colleges of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Colleges of Agriculture Agricultural College Federal Treasury State College of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Montana United States Secretary of the Treasury Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations United States Department of Agriculture Moera and Walsh Evans Stout I. E. Linfield Montana Experiment Station

Helena Streets Are Paved With Gold Mystery Stone

A Montana boy Maurice Bahnsen finds a gold lined stone in Helena streets. The father discovers the stone in crushed concrete from the East Side improvement district. The gravel source is placer diggings near the Great Northern station yielding $12,000,000.

Helena Maurice Bahnsen Mr. Bahnsen East Side Improvement District Placer New Great Northern

Notice of Dillon Implement Company Stockholders Meeting

Notice is given of a stockholders meeting for Dillon Implement Company at the corporation office on February 7 1914 at 3 p m. for the election of officers for the ensuing year and other business. Secretary S C Armuts adv 22 14

Dillon Implement Company Dillon Impelment Company S. C. Armdts Adv

Probate and land patent notices from Beaverhead county

Notices announce the will probate for Minnie Smith Layton and various land claims and final proofs for homesteads in Dillon and nearby towns. Dates span December 1913 to February 1914 with names such as F. L. Stone C. W. Conger James Gallagher and Moses Smyth and officials F A Hazelbaker and Stephen Carpenter.

David T. Hogge Samuel B. Perry William Heaney Moses Smith Dillon Montana Stephen Carpenter

Desert land final proof notice for Lo rain Spencer

Department of the Interior notice from Helena Montana dated December 27 1913 states Lo rain Spencer of Jackson Montana filed intent to make final proof on land described as SEYNEY NWSE SEMSEYM section 22 township 6 S range 14 W Montana meridian. Hearing before F A Hazelbaker U S commissioner Dillon Montana on February 9 1914. Other listed claimants include Edward Saunders Benjamin K Willard Edwin W Kirk and Fritz Wenger all of Montana.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Frank P. Kiblinger Dillon Seine Township 7S Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker U.S Alphon L. Davis John L. McKayden Simon A. Langdorf Christopher L. Worth Stephen Carpenter Register Moses Smyth Blaine Township 65S Range U. S United States Land Office Lorain Spencer Jackson Seyney Nwse Semseym Township Edward Saunders Benjamin K. Willard Edwin W. Kirk Fritz Wenger John I. McFadyen John B. McLaren

Publication Notice Fixes 1914 Montana Court Terms

Notice for Publication No. 01159 records the setting of regular district court terms for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties in 1914. Terms begin February 2 April 18 August 8 December 7 Beaverhead Dillon Jefferson January 27 May 1 July 28 November 10 Madison March 2 June 1 August 3 October 19 with court opening at 10:00 a m. Dillon Montana December 9 1912.

District Court Fifth Judicial District Montana Howing Beaverhead County Jefferson County Madison County Chambers Dillon

Land Claim Acknowledged Before Dillon Clerk

A claim to land described in the document is established before Co W Conger district court clerk in Dillon Montana on the eighteenth day. The individuals Bernie L. Clegg Ira Sandera Herbert Gilbert Ray J Wilton all of Dillon Montana are involved.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Rachel E. McIntosh Charles M. McIntosh Co. W. Conger George M. Melton Dillon Montana Bernie L. Clegg Ira Sandera Herbert Gilbert Ray J. Wilton Dillon, Montana

James Edwards Files Final Proof on Monida Homestead Claim

Notice announces James Edwards of Monida Montana will prove up his 1909 homestead entry for SW section 1 township 14 S range 5 W before U.S. Commissioner Frank B. Sparrow at Lakeview Montana on February 17 1914 witnesses named Lester Shambow Parley Shawver William H Edwards and Frank A Edwards all from Monida Montana.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana James Edwards Monida Township Range Meridian Frank B. Sparrow U. S Lakeview Lester Shambow Parley Shawver William H. Edwards Frank A. Edwards Stephen Carpenter Register

Edinger files for final homestead proof in Montana

George Edinger of Dillon Montana filed additional homestead application No 03436 for multiple parcels in section 35 township 65 range 8 west Montana meridian and intends to make three year proof before F A Hazelbaker U S commissioner at Dillon Montana on the Sunday of February.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Helena Montana George Edinger Dillon Township Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker U.S

Notice of Homestead Application in Grant Montana 1913

Notice is given that Louis M. Fessenden of Grant Montana filed homestead for section 29 township 10 south range 12 west Montana meridian under No 04923 on November 1 1910 before U S officials F A Hazelbaker James A Hovey Frederick Monckton Darius Chaput and Ephraim Stoller all of Grant Montana and Dillon Montana.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Helena Montana Louis M. Fessenden Grant Nwnem Township Range Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker U.S Dillon James A. Hovey Frederick Monckton Darius Chaput Ephraim Stoller Stephen Carpenter Register

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Elkhorn Mines Huber Bros Masonic Temple Dillon Garriage J. B. Mayfield Washington and Helena Streets Red THE Continental Oil Company Eee “ Poi Ada Role Salt Lake City Denver Cheyenne Boise Rayo Colorado U. 8 Land Office General Land Office Washington, D. C Charles Sheets Henry Wolf Ats . Register C. W. Conger Oliver B. Kurtz Norman E. Holden Charles Humes George A. Hamburg Fifth Judicial State of Minnie Smith Layton F. L. Stone Fred E. Hale Winifred White Rarge Stephen C. Cook James Gallagher William H. Jones Twin Bridges Bernie J. Clegg Henson A. Price Dell 21Th Register J. B. Poindexter, W. A. Clark Henry K. Wolf Caroline E. Edinger William B. Carter Louis L. Bell
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