Land and deed records from Dillon area including grants and water rights
Patent claims note 80 acres on bench east of Dillon for John F. Bishop and 820 acres for John N. Mueller. Several 820 acre and 200 acre deeds follow with various purchasers and minimal consideration. Warranty, bargain and sale, and quitclaim deeds recorded for properties along Blacktail Deer creek valley Wise river and Lakeview. Water right recorded for Spring creek. Wisdom State Bank capital stock payment certificate filed.
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John F. Bishop
Dillon
John N. Mueller
Onie H. Crook
Grasshopper Creek Valley
John A. Conover
Poindexter & Orr Live Stock Company
Blacktail Deer Creek
Frank T. Brown
William Christensen
Big Hole Basin
I’ox
Annie B. McCaleb
William H. Decker
Rife
Dilton
George Crevidence
Charles EK. Miller
Ellis
Wisdom
B. EL. Forsyth
Christena Forsyth
Lakeview
Browne Ranch Company
Joseph A. Browne
Browne's Bridge
Agnes Jake
Reichle News Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Miss Rogs visits Reichle school this week while the Woods Livestock Co ships a fine bogs carload. Local services held by Father Foley in Dillon and many area residents visit Reichle for a double holiday. Community events include a June 20 dance and June 28 church program with Butte musicians. A new freight arrangement locks box cars and keys distributed by Mrs Gillies.
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Oregon Short Line
Back to Montana Homecoming Week in Bozeman
Bozeman announces a state wide Homecoming Week August 5 to 8 to celebrate Montana s 50th territorial and 25th state anniversaries. A large barbecue historic pageant and a monument unveiling are planned with state officers invited and support from across the state.
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Bozeman
Montana
Bridger
Congress
Blind Robs Blind Case Disturbing City Crime
A blind man accuses Frank Rodigan of robbing him of money last night. Rodigan, whose sight is damaged in the right eye, was arrested this morning and jailed awaiting trial. J W Sudeth was also arrested for drunkenness after police found him asleep on a sidewalk.
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Frank Rodigan
Rodigan
J. W. Sudeuth
100 Days for Attempting to Kill John Snyder Arraigned
John Snyder a pioneer resident near Grasshopper was arraigned in Justice Kenison's court on assault charges. Neighbors testified he threatened to kill them and their wives, with additional accounts of prior threats. A witness noted Snyder refused hay access and then threatened the owners with a rifle.
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John Snyder
Thce Creek
Grasshopper
Kenison
Snyder
C. N. Hansen
Bell Road House
Old man guilty in cattle entanglement case
The defendant pleaded not guilty but witnesses testified to injuries from barbed netting. Snyder was found guilty and fined $200 or 100 days in county jail. The sentence was suspended on the condition he keep the peace in the future.
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Snyder
Forest Fire Prep Underway in Beaverhead National Forest
Precautionary fire prevention work started this week in Beaverhead National Forest. Despite heavy rainfall reducing immediate risk, forest service crews repair telephone lines and stations and set up lookouts to speed alerts. Trails are being repaired to aid rapid transport of provisions and personnel. Lookouts and guides are stationed to monitor for signs of fire. In a separate note, Sheriff Townsend reports arrest of Rossman for theft and crime related to a broncho photo incident. Rossman admits the crime and reveals the horse was stolen in Townsend and moved to Logan Montana.
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Beaverhead National Forest
Forest Service
Dillon
Wise River
Dillon Sheriff Detains Townsend Horse Thief
Through an ingenious ruse Under sheriff Scully captured a confessed horse thief at about 11:80 o clock this morning. Word reached the sheriff that a man had stolen a horse in Townsend. A description identified Gus Rossman a broncho twister who had recently arrived in Dillon. Sheriff Erwin and with the capture.
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Scully
Townsend
Erwin
Rossman
Logan
Montana
Sheriff’s Office
Gus Rossman
Dillon
Chalmers Car Demonstrates Cooling Mastery To Win $5 Bet
Findlay Watson, local Chalmers distributor, drove a six cylinder Chalmers in tow from the Orr garage to the summit of Reservoir hill three miles west of Dillon. Despite doubts from seasoned motorists, the radiator temperature stayed below boiling while climbing and descending, ending with Watson victorious.
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Findlay Watson
Chalmers Automobile
Watson
Orr Garage
Dillon
Orr
Patterson’s Hill
Reservoir Hill
Flax Fibre Plant Under Construction at Conrad
The Northwestern Stockman and Farmer reports on the Northern Flax Fibre company plant near Conrad. Construction is underway with a threshing machine adapted for flax, trials show potential but require improvements for efficiency and cost. Great Falls investors own the process and anticipate a thriving industry once fully operational.
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Conrad
Northern
Northwestern
Great Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Great Falla
Montana
Real Estate Ad for M W Bucy in Centennial Valley
M W Bucy, the Centennial valley real estate man, is posted on all parts of the valley. See him for bargains in land of all descriptions.
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Centennial Valley
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Books of Pearl I
Reichle
Miss Rogs
the Woods Livestock Company
Father Foley of
Stephen Kambich
Marjorie Stevenson
Alice Roe
Jacob Hartwig
Utte
Matt Polish
Churchwell Place
Willow Creek
Julius Hartwig
M. Reichle
Reichle Hall
Butte
A. W. Gillies
Jacob Mittlemeir
Marth Beehrer
Dwight Gleason
Belt, Montana
L. A. Foote
E. Dodds
Thompson Walls
Buena Vista Ranch
Mr. Green
Mr. Williams
Robert Joy
Ida Hartwig
Idaho
Bernard Garrison
Ernest Zubel
Messery
Gillies Hample
Osktrum
Mia
Gillies
Miss Lucy Hartwig
Migs Reichle
Melrose
Mary Polish
Creighton Gillies
Mary and Annie Buyan
Karl Kambich
Floyd Roe
Idaho Falls
Hall
Charles Beehrer
Edwin L. Norris
Jos. C. Smith
Dillon, Montana
E.w.jones
West
Albert Stamm
Dillon Carriage Works
Washington and Helena Sts
The
H. Black Co
Eliel Brothers
Chalmers
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