Local Notes From Butte And Dillon Twenty Years Ago
Twentieth century reminiscences report Mrs J P Murray visiting Butte and Max Lauterbach from Twin Bridges on Dillon business. County Surveyor George Metlen spends days along Birch Creek. State Game Warden records one conviction in six months in the county. Metlen hotel shows fresh paint and paper. Fred Rife’s majority surprise party held at his home with classmates present. Fred Carter returns from Salt Lake City. Henry Gleed visits from Lima. Local anglers Z E P Yeaman Frank Knotts and Adolph Ebiel fish the upper Blacktail catching over 100 trout. A G Williams returns from Decatur Illinois. James Canger treated for typhoid fever at Sisters Hospital in Butte.
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J. P.murray
Butte
Max Lauterbach
Twin Bridges
Dillon
George R. Metlen
Birch Creek
Metlen
Fred Rife
Blacktail
Hopper v Hopper divorce decree sought on cruelty grounds
In Beaverhead County Montana Viola Hopper sues Oscar Hopper for divorce on cruelty grounds stretching one year prior to filing. The district court clerk announces the summons dated July 11 1923 with Norris Hurd Collins representing the plaintiff. Public notice ends with a local bedding advertisement.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Dillon Montana 1928
Joseph J. Plank sues Pat Rutledge Mary Rutledge and Olmsted Stevenson Co. to sell at sheriff sale on the 2 o clock p m August 1923 at the courthouse front door Dillon Beaverhead Montana for 163.4 acres of Lots 1 2 3 4 in Township 9 S Range 8 W with all appurtenances water rights easements and ditches. Dated July 10 1928. D F Mooney Sheriff Frank Arnold Attorney Livingston Montana.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
State of Montana
South Range
Montana
United States Survey
State of
D. F. Mooney
Frank Arnold
Thompson Block
Livingston
Judge Bolsters War Risk Rules in Montana Decision
Federal Judge Bourquin ruled that the war risk insurance act should be interpreted liberally to define total permanent disability by the beneficiary’s circumstances. Dewitt T. Law of Missoula won $3,385 against the insurance department, after enlisting in 1917 and losing an arm and thigh in combat. He studied law as a vocational student and argued he was entitled to disability payments under a more generous reading of the act.
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Borquin
Congress
War Risk Insurance
Director of Insurance
War Risk Bureau
State Bank of Dillon Sues Schaefer and Boatman in Montana
The State Bank of Dillon files a lawsuit against Johan Hinrich Carl Schaefer and Robert T. Boatman. The State of Montana summonses the defendants to answer within twenty days after service, warning that judgment may be taken by default. The action seeks a judgment in favor of the plaintiff.
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State Bank of Dillon
Johan Hinrich Carl Schaefer
Robert T. Boatman
State of Montana
Promissory Note Case Notes Attorney Fees Filed
The complaint on file in Dillon Montana shows payments on the promissory note totaling 482.68 dollars with interest and the plaintiff still holding the note. The clerk’s office records the case details as of July 10 with Norris Hurd & Collins representing the plaintiff.
Certificate of Co Partner ship Pennsylvan ia Oil Co
Montana certificate records A L Stone and W T Scully as partners transacting the Pennsylvania Oil Co in Beaverhead County engaged in marketing petroleum products. Notary J B Monroe witnessed on June 19 1923 with Stone residing Dillon and Scully listed as party to the agreement.
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of Montana
Beaverhead
A. L. Stona
W. T. Scully
Montana
Pennsylvania Oil Co
A. L. Stone
Dillon
W. Ally
State of Montana
J. B. Monroe
State of
J. E. Monroe
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Ies
Chautauqua
A. G. Williams
Decatur
Ills
James Canger
Sisters’ Hospital
Fifth Judicial District
County of
Viola Hopper
Oscar Hopper
W. E. Stephenson
Ila Stephenson
Seal
Norris
Hurd & Collins
Plaintiff
Dillon,Montana
Harrisons
Sheriff's
Sale
Joseph J. Plank
Pat Rutledge
Mary Rutledge
Olmsted-Stevenson Co
Chevrolet
Buick
Rentice Auto
Dillon, Montana
Lumber & Coal
Company
Isa Stephenson
Norris Hurd. & Collins
Mont
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