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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
7
Notice states plats of survey for T.68 R.13 W Ty 48 R 4 W and T.45 R 9 W were filed in the United States Land Office Helena Montana and will open to entry on July 24 1916. Carl Anderson Livery Company advertised new machines and experienced drivers for automobiles or horse livery.
Notice is given that Armand C Hood of Apex Montana has filed to prove up three year homestead claim for parcels in section 1 and 12 township 5 south range 8 west Montana. Proof before U S Commissioner F A Hazelpaker at Dillon Montana on July 19 1916. Witnesses Frederick T Bryan Elza W Bryan William H Coiner and Walter A Siria all of Apex Montana. Register Jos Binnard.
Willard M Paxson of Dillon Montana files for three year proof to establish a land claim on homestead entries 04789 and 06910 in section 29 town 7 south range 7 west Montana meridian. Proof before U S commissioner F A Hazlebaker on July 17 1916 with witnesses Mart Pearson John F Bishop Louis Hoffman William E Sawyer all of Dillon. Register Jos Binnard records this notice.
Notice is given Mary L Stevens widow of Joseph P Stevens deceased of Apex Beaverhead County Montana filed on June 30 1913 for Homestead Entry No 08522 for 159.19 acres described by metes and bounds in un surveyed T 68 R 10 W listing a quartzite corner marker and the four corners with specific distances and directions.
Land claim notice filed for a parcel in township 5 south range 10 west Montana meridian Apex Montana. Proof to establish claim will be before F A Hazelbaker US Commissioner in Dillon Montana on the 15th day of Ray J Stanfield Adison B Stanfield Michael Hegarty and Clarence Morrison all of Apex. Montana. 4416. Jos Binnard Register.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Montana Bea verhead County notices that on July 6 1916 at 10 a m in the Dillon court room the will of James Mansfield deceased will be proved and Anna P Mansfield applied for letters testamentary. Co W Conger Clerk 4413. June 10 1916.
Sealed proposals for a 250 foot steel bridge at the Dicky bridge over the Big Hole river in Silver Bow and Beaverhead counties Montana are due by 10 o clock a m on June 29 1916. Bids require a 5 percent certified check and a performance bond with local Montana sureties. Bidders must inspect the site. foreign corporations must file articles of incorporation. the board may reject any or all bids. Jay S Baker County Clerk and Recorder Beaverhead calt4
Notice is hereby given that Matilda Lowder of Bannack Montana who, May 26 1916, filed prospect for land in Helena office. The entry lists publication details and indicates action under land patent procedures.
Public land notices dated April 29 1913 list filings for Homestead and Desert Land entries in township 7 south range 12 west Montana. Names include Mary E Lowder Scott Cozad Letishia Lowder Bert Cozad and others with appearances before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on July 10 1916.
Notices list homestead entries and land selections in Dillon and Helena Montana. Rose A John and others file entries and protests dates with officials, detailing sections township and range, with instructions on mineral versus agricultural land considerations and final proof dates for Charles A Clemens and others.
Quitman Owen as administrator requests creditors and others with claims against the George Clevidence estate to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be delivered to Norris Hurd Collins law offices in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. First published May 31, 1916.
The administrator of the Charles B. Orr estate announces a creditors notice in Beaverhead County. The filing requests all creditors present claims by designated deadlines per probate procedure.
Multiple estate notices from Beaverhead County Montana dated May 1916 urge creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four to ten months. Administrators Bert Orr and Angeline Taylor outline filing offices in Dillon for estates of First and Benjamine Bray Taylor respectively. Also a desert land entry final proof notice for Mike Rebich to occur July 1 1916 before C W Conger in Dillon.
Robert L. Roberson of Dillon Montana holder of Home stead Entry No 06371 filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon on July 1 1916 The claimants named alongside Roberson are John J Dodge Otis Shaw Martin M Pierson and Willard M Paxson all residents of Dillon Montana.
Notice is given that William Wilson of Dillon Montana who on May 2 1912 made Homestead Entry No 06872 for S4%NEY NYSE section 2 township 7 S range 8 W intends to make three year proof before C W Conger clerk of district court at Dillon Montana on July 5 1916. Also named are William Fruin Walter Blackburn Roscoe Blackburn and George Edinger all of Dillon. 4215 Jos Binnard Register
Notice states Barney Hammond of Lima Montana filed on January 29 1913 for homestead entry No 07841 covering lots 2 and 3 and parts of section 3 township 148 range 38 with intention to make final proof three years from July 6. It lists co applicants Henry Fritter Annie Roe George Roe and John Halligan of Lima and is signed by 425 Jos Binnard Register.
Notice of Receiver's Sale in Beaverhead County Montana by the First National Bank as plaintiff against Centennial Telephone Company. The receiver will sell private sale subject to court approval of 192 miles of telephone lines 45 instruments and related property located from Centennial valley via Blacktail to Dillon. Sale after June 24 1916 bids at Rodgers & Gilbert Dillon with 10 percent certified check cash terms.
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