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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
7
Advertisement for a White sewing machine offered in rotary and vibrator styles. Highlights include lock and chain stitch capability, steel attachments, easy payments, and a free H. T. catalogue upon request with name and address.
Jeanette Rankin in 1914 urged Montana women to seek political and economic freedom as steps toward moral freedom. She argued women’s primary duty is raising and educating children, and proposed an orphan asylum as a model for nationwide child welfare, education, and health initiatives.
Federal survey details 260 square mile area in southern Oklahoma showing anticlines as the best structures for oil and gas accumulation. Findings pin likely test sites by section and range to reduce wasteful drilling and aid landowners and drillers in timely access to data.
The article advises keeping barb wire taut not close to ground with cross stays and well-spaced posts to reduce cuts. It recommends woven wire at the fence bottom for protection and notes cost savings when using woven wire with hogs. It then outlines first aid for wire cuts: stop bleeding with bandages and soak in hot water the next day.
Guidance for treating equine wounds emphasizes cleaning without excessive washing, applying antiseptic mixtures such as iodine and glycerine, trimming hair from wound edges, and using dry powders. It warns against basins and sponges that raise infection risk and urges moving the horse to clean pasture, with bandaging for very bad wounds and dressing changes twice daily.
A Nebraska Farmer quotation praises a county demonstrator who shares facts, encourages independent conclusions, and ties experimental work to profits. He notes personal gains, and that twenty farmers would fund exclusive service if hired. The demonstrator is credited with promoting businesslike farming and inspiring children, benefiting crop improvement associations nationwide.
In Montana Beaverhead County the court-appointed referee C W Conger will auction several parcels totaling 480 acres. Parcels include sections 31 32 15 22 and 35 with multiple quarter sections. Open bid June 18 1914 at noon at the county courthouse. Cash or half cash with first mortgage balance terms.
Department of the Interior U S land office at Helena Montana May 28 1914 Notice is hereby given that Lacey Jane Kemper of Dillon Montana who on February 26 1910 made homestead application No 08739 for Aly section 8 township 68 range 7 W Montana meridian has filed notice of intention to make a final three year proof to establish claim to the land above described before IF A Hazelbaker A S commissioner at Dillon Montana on the 8th day of July 1914 Claimant names as witnesses Edward E McRobert Marion C Bradley James W Kemper Stephen C Cook all of Dillon Montana Jos Binnard Register
Notice is hereby given that Andreas Besek of Melrose Montana who on June 21 1909 made homestead appli presented to the Department of the Interior United States for public lands in the name of Besek. This notice records the publication of the claim and invites any objections or proof.
No. 02839, for SWY SEY, 24, lob 4 NW NW, wea 25, T.28., range 10 W., Montana meridian, filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to the land before F. A. Hazelbaker U. S. commissioner at Dillon Montana on July 7, 1914. Claimant witnesses: John Kambich David N. Woodside William Grogs Joseph Skreanar all of Melrose Montana 425 Jos. Binnard Register.
Charles E. Black of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim to lots 8 and 4 Hy SWh WK SEY section 30 township 78 range 7 W E% SEY section 26 township 78 range 8 W Montana meridian before U S commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on July 7 1934. John L McFadyen Simon A Langdorf Robert S Miller John B McLaren of Dillon and J B Binnard register.
Edward W. Kemper of Dillon Montana filed final proof for homestead No 98721 in Ni section 8 township 6 range 7 W Montana meridian. He appeared before I P Hazelbaker U S commissioner at Dillon Montana on the 8th day of ward 8 McRobert Marion C Brad Cook all of Dillon Montana. 426 Jog Binnard Register.
Notice is given that Sarah EK Van Hougen of Lima Montana who on March 1 1910 filed desert land application No 08746 for SW14 NRG Wi SEM section 28 township 188 range 9 W Montana meridian has filed intent to make final proof to establish claim before C W Conger district court clerk at Dillon Montana on June 22 1914. John D L Brandenberg Charles B Van Housen Otto C Gosman Lem Mallery all of Lima Montana advertise 40 to Jos Binnard register.
Laura McDonnell through attorney John Evans files for patent on 1,590 feet of vein along the Grotto lode in Bryant district Beaverhead County Montana. The description covers a specific survey of cor. No. 1, meeting at a point in uns and detailing bounds and distances amounting to about 20 800 acres with 7 182 acres in conflict with Sur No 9509.
The record lists claim numbers 892 Mark Anthony Sur 698 Mill Sur 788 Mull Bite 6 lot 60 and tract 4B not claimed leaving 18168 acres. Location certificate of record in Heaverhead County Montana book 64 page 470. Adjoining claims include Sur 892 Mark Anthony M S lot 48 B and Sur 788 Mill Site 6 lot 60 and Sur 694 Mill Site 5 lot 89. Jos. Binnard Register M P Knight attorney for applicant First publication May 18 1914.
James T. McKnight of Dell Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his land claim for multiple sections in 118W 8N under the Montana meridian. The proof is to be before C W Conger at Dillon on June 18 1914 with witnesses John H Hoffman Peter Anderson Elmer M Martinell Alva Garr and Jos Binnard registering.
The Department of the Interior notifies Zene H. Buey of Monida Montana filed desert land application No 04878 on June 13 1910 for the southwest quarter southwest quarter and other tracts in section 14 township 148 range 4 west Montana to prove up the claim before C W Conger clerk of the district court at Dillon Montana on June 18 1914. Witnesses named are John L Ketner Mark Lyons Parley Shaw ver and James Ritchey all residents of Monida Montana.
Notice is hereby given that Claude A. Brown of Melrose Montana made homestead application No 06839 for sections 2 8 6 and 7 township 28s8 range 9 W Montana meridian has three year proof to establish claim before A S commissioner at Dillon Montana on June 16 1914 Basil G Swafford Nap Goyer Frank Schultz John Crisp all of Melrose Montana to appear for proof
Under the 1914 act and by Samuel Carruthers Dillon Montana serial 09095 the general land office will offer at public sale the NEN EY section 11 township 78 range 10 west to the highest bidder not less than 3.60 per acre at 10 am June 18 1914 at the land office. Adverse claimants must file claims or objections by sale time. Jos Binnard Register.
The Fifth Judicial District of Montana fixes regular term dates for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties. Court opens at 10:00 a m on specified Mondays and Tuesdays from February through December in Dillon and related counties. Signed by J B Poindexter and W A Clark on December 9 1913.
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