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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1914
Page
7
An advertisement promotes the White sewing machine available in ROTARY and VIBRATOR styles. It highlights lock and chain stitch capability, new steel attachments, easy payment plans, and a free H. T. catalogue by sending name and address.
Congressman Jom Stout of Montana urges faster handling of public land appeals by the interior department chain of review. He cites Montana cases and explains delays harm settlers, noting 150 Montana cases monthly and 1,800 yearly, with 20 million acres remaining unclaimed nationwide. Beaverhead County leads in cattle and sheep counts, with 65,940 cattle, 11,577 horses, 191,549 sheep, and 263 goats.
Plans to restock all trout streams and lakes in Colorado, Wyoming, and South Dakota within nine years move forward after approval by the federal bureau of fisheries. About 278 streams and lakes will receive brook, rainbow, and black spotted trout. the bureau will supply over four million fry this year, with decreasing annual supplies.
D. W. Raymond reports Beaverhead leads in livestock holdings among Montana counties. The state's live stock commission secretary notes Beaverhead's total valuation, based on tax figures, accounts for 27 percent of the county’s assessed valuation.
A discussion on whether breed and nutrition affect milk composition and offspring bone development. Experiments show diet shifts mainly alter milk fat, while overall offspring size may not rise with higher mineral intake. Wisconsin work indicates maternal nutrition influences offspring but not skeletal size or calcium content.
The Journal of the American Medical Association notes that nutrition depends on many factors beyond single minerals and that body size is largely determined by heredity.
Washington reports that the federal government ended its first fiscal year under President Wilson with ordinary receipts exceeding expenses by 38.78 million dollars. Total receipts reached 784.85 million, aided by corporation and income taxes, with canal expenditures to offset the surplus and a final year-end surplus of 33.78 million.
The Utah and Montana divisions of the Oregon Short Line railroad are merged into one division. W. A. Whitney becomes general superintendent with headquarters at Pocatello. FE. C. Manson shifts to superintendent in charge of transportation and telegraph with Salt Lake City HQ. The car service agent office is abolished.
A list of advertised letters collected at the post office includes Margerite Bannon John Retz Brown Mia Lydia Englehardt Jewell Hasson Gracy Hansen Chr Kajin Matt Jr Lelong J A Mitchell Vera Mitchell Fila Pilip John Reynolds Ed Roberts Aubrey Thelma Miss Simmons Mr Stewart Hallie Tucker John Winn Luther Williams C F E L Poindexter Postmaster.
Real bargain offers a 1914 Hudson six-40 in good condition. Vehicle includes engine fire pump two extra casings and tubes. Sold by Montana Auto Supply Co advertised in The Examiner.
Department of the interior land office at Helena Montana issues notice that Francis Thomas Carroll of Jackson Montana filed intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on the land described in his May 26 1911 application No 05678 in S34 section 8 township ? S range 14 W Montana meridian before A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on August 10 1914. Witnesses named Christ Deutschman Michael Carroll Robert E Woody Roy Spencer all of Jackson or Dillon Montana. Jos Binnard Register
Notice is given that Valen Tadovich of Reichle Montana holder of homestead application No 05842 for lots 1 2 and 8 SW N10 14 section 4 town 4 S range 9 W Montana meridian has filed intention to make final three year proof to establish his claim before C W Conger clerk of the district court Dillon Montana on August 8 1914. Anton Bujan Stephen Kambich Frederick J Hartwig Joseph Mantz Reichle and Apex residents named as witnesses. Jos Binnard Register.
Registration books for the primary nominating election to be held on August 23 1914 close July 26 1914 at 5 PM Electors may register with the county clerk justice of the peace or notary public if they did not vote in the last general election they must register If moved from their precinct they must re register Dillon Beaverhead County Montana June 20 1914 May 8 Baker County Clerk and Ex officio Registrar
In Dillon township Montana Bea verhead county a summons issued by Justice Louis Stahl requires Lee Beers T Burris and Pacific Coast Advertising Sign Co to answer by July 18 1914 or face default judgment for 44.45 in a contract dispute Plaintiff A L Stone represented by Johnson Gilbert.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana an order dated June 17 1914 sets Monday July 6 1914 at 10:00 a.m. in the court room of the county court house Beaverhead to prove the will of Josephine R Abrams deceased and hear the application of J H Gilbert C W Robinson and T E Gilbert.
Public notice announces an estate proceeding with a date of June 17 1914. The clerk is W Conger and Robison Gilbert are attorneys for the estate. The notice invites any person interested to appear and contest the will or related proceedings.
Laura McDonnell through attorney John Evans applies for a patent on 1 500 linear feet of the Grotto lode vein from the mouth of a discovery tunnel in the Bryant mining district Beaverhead County Montana. The claim spans 20 800 acres with 18 168 acres remaining after conflicts. The location certificate is recorded in Benaverhead County. First publication May 13 1914.
Notice is hereby given that William A Hand of Monida Montana who on June 26 1909 made homestead application No 02869 for 834 NY W% SEY section 14 township 148 range 8 W Montana meridian King filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim before Frank Sparrow U S commissioner at Lakeview Montana on July 21 1914 Benjamin Wart John A Jones Charles I Jones Herman Reis all of Monida Montana Jos Binnard Register
Notice is given that Benjamin F. Johnson of Dillon Montana filed intent to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim No 03778 for sections 29 township 68 N ranger W Montana meridian. He will proof before F A Hazelbaker US commissioner Dillon Montana on July 20 1914. Att est Duncan McArthur Josia Libby Nephi Hansen William R McCormack all of Dillon Montana.
The Montana district court for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties schedules regular terms for 1914. Beaverhead begins February 2 April 13 August 8 December 7. Jefferson begins January 27 May 1 July 28 November 10. Madison begins March 2 June 1 August 3 October 19. Court opens at 10:00 a m. at Dillon.
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