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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1929
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner announces postal service status and editorial office contact details. It notes entry date September 20, 1902 in Dillon Montana as second class matter and directs all editorial and business correspondence to the Examiner.
Montana farmers report growing conditions through July 1 favoring wheat apples and potatoes with price outlooks improving for cash crops. Winter wheat yields drop from 1928 and 1927 highs though overall wheat production near 59.7 million bushels, while spring wheat remains near 51.6 million. Local weather and root rot reduce yields. many officials and educators are listed in Dillon and Helena updates.
The Normal college assembly featured the music department with the college glee club, vocal solos by A. T. Peterson, piano by Helen Catherine Ballard, and a violin solo by Helen Finch with Ralph McFadden. Next week’s program, also by the music department, plans solos by several students a piano solo by Mary Peck a mixed quartet number and pieces by the mixed chorus.
For sale 33 acre farm in Sheaverhead county north of Dillon under cultivation with good implements stock and buildings. Inquire Jacob Kambrick Dillon Montana. 49 tf.
Fragment reads a contact line for Hazelbokes with a phone reference 57-50-tf. No clear event or action.
John Inabnit sues Jorgen Jorgenson and Edith Jorgenson among others to recover the property description covering multiple sections in Beaverhead County Montana. The court sale set for August 17 1929 at 2 PM at the Dillon Court House front door. Terms are cash with all water rights and improvements included.
In Beaverhead County Montana the Fifth Judicial District Court sets August 1 1929 at 10 a.m. in Dillon for hearing the petition to probate the foreign will of John Kiernan deceased and issue letters of administration with the will annexed to T EB Gilbert. The will was previously probated in Oregon.
Department of the Interior notices Robert D Marchesseau of Polaris Montana has filed to prove his 1924 homestead entry for W4NEY SEYNWY and NWY4SE% in section township range. The proof will be examined by U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon Montana on August 20 1929. Witnesses include F HE Marchesseau, George Harrison and Earl Tash of Bannack Montana EH P Marchesseau of Polaris Montana.
Beaverhead County Board of County Commissioners in regular session on July 2 1929 ordered that all dances and dance halls outside Dillon and Lima have a license fee of 5.00 per quarter or 20.00 per year. Licenses issued by the County Treasurer. A L Anderson chairman. John S Baker clerk. Albert S Baker deputy.
Notice sets 10:00 AM July 18 1929 for sale of all Beaverhead County property with delinquent taxes at Dillon Montana in front of the County Treasurer unless taxes interest penalties and costs are paid. Complete delinquent list of all persons and property in the county is referenced.
Ty on file in the County Treasurer's office due for tax assessment and public inspection. Norah Connellbey is identified as County Treasurer for Beaverhead County.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale at Great Falls Montana on August 16 1929 for a mountainous tract in Section 9 Township 108 Range W P M with minimum bid eight dollars per acre Conal omis Reeves of Dillon Montana holds Serial No 069296 bidding ends when current bidders stop and highest bidder pays immediately Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time A H Stringham Acting Register 49 51
Administrator with the will annexed J A Poore invites all creditors and claimants against the estate of David Wege deceased to file their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. The office of the Clerk of Beaverhead County Court Dillon Montana is the designated place for filing. Dated at Dillon Montana June 29 1929 First publication July 3 1929.
U S Land Office Great Falls Montana announces that William H Billings through attorney T E Gilbert has applied for patent for multiple lode mining claims and the Black Boy Mill Site in Beaverhead County, Montana. Claims include Buffalo Black Boy Big Boy Midnight Palatka Alabama and Black Boy mill site with detailed bearings and parcel areas totaling about 93 acres.
Survey record by M. D. Nicholson shows sections 21 22 27 28 T12S R11W and adjacent lodes. It lists Alabama Lode Black Boy Lode and total claimed areas 119859 acres with 4667 acre mill sites and dates from July 3 1929 to August 28 1929.
Administra trix Anna P Brown of Leonard D Brown deceased asks creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within ten months of first publication to Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated Dillon Montana June 26 1929 first publication July 3 1929.
Mining application by Butler Felt Mining Corporation represented by G W Elder seeks patent for Ella No 2 Lode Sur No 10629 in Beaverhead County Montana. Location details include sections 22 27 T 48 R 12 W Elkhorn District with a 19841 acre claim and bearings from corner No 1. First publication June 19 1929. Last publication August 14 1929.
Montana applicant seeks patent for Sur No 10625 in sections 22 23 27 T 48 R 12 W Elkhorn district Beaverhead County posted May 15 1929. Includes legal description, land area 20.658 acres with 0.001 in conflict with Mammouth Lode Sur 7322 and 3.311 acres in conflict with Vilet Sur 8927 leaving 20.657 acres, as specified in Book 64 No 1 and bearing lines and bearings.
Beginning at corner one for the Michigan Lode and the Indiana Lode, the survey defines lines and bearings, showing specified distances to form claims. Total area claimed is 61.676 acres with 0.017 acres in conflict with Sur. No. 7322 Mam mouth Lode. no adjoining sister claims noted. First publication June 16, 1990.
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