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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
4
A 1902 Dillon Montana column reviews subscriptions and circulation claims, railroad optimism from Frisco boss Benjamin F. Bush, currency debate in Congress, and local land and deed records. It quotes Bush on western prosperity, discusses the presidents currency message, and lists multiple property transfers and administrator deeds in Dillon and surrounding areas.
President Wilson set a precedent by personally reading a message to Congress. The move drew nationwide commentary on intent and deference to traditions while provoking varied reactions from lawmakers and lobbyists who weighed the act against privileged procedures.
Ten patents issued by the United States to the State of Montana across county tracts for Reform school Normal School Mines Deaf and Dumb asylum Public buildings and Agricultural college. Also final receipts and land offices record 160 acres to Bateman in Glendale and 184.22 acres to Howard J. Smith with an arrangement deed abstract.
A thousand dollars is offered to anyone who can tell apart a finished musician's hand from the music produced by a Melville Clark player piano. One piano is on exhibition at the old Post Office stand Dilon by W. E. Mowbray of Orton Brothers Piano House. Also other pianos offered at cut prices for a few days only.
Notice announces 658.77 acres in Beaverhead National Forest Montana available for settlement under homestead laws with a August 18 1913 entry date. Entries include Nellie E Reanan Harry C Rutledge Michael Lasich and O J Shell with metes and bounds descriptions and unresolved unsurveyed tracts pending survey.
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