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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
10
The sheriff’s office cites a new Montana gun law requiring within 30 days a verified report of all owned firearms and, upon transfer, the purchaser’s name and address. Deliveries without county sheriff permit are unlawful. Martin Jackson was in town Thursday from the Big Hole basin.
Hoover issues official ruling on beef consumption for war pledge signers. Roast beef to be served once weekly. stewed or boiled beef twice at noon. steaks in any form allowed. By-products may be served anytime. Noncompliance risks license withdrawal. dealers to report violations.
A Washington dispatch reports Congressman John M. Evans has formally announced his bid to continue representing the district. He states I am for America as his platform. Also noted are Mrs. M. A. Henneberry and Mrs. Frances Tonney leaving for Tacoma after visiting Butte, with Paul Henneberry in training at Camp Lewis.
Sealed proposals by the Board of Trustees of School District No. 33 Beaverhead County Montana are invited for furnishing materials and constructing a school building. Bids due by 6 o clock p m on July 4 1918. Plans at County Superintendent's office. bidding forms from the clerk. A certified check equal to 3 percent of the bid is required. The right to reject any bids is reserved. Earl W Rogers chairman Arabina Harkness clerk.
Notice announces Lon L Sparks of Dillon Montana intends to prove up a homestead entry filed June 22 1914 for lands in sections 26 and 238 township 8S range 8W Montana meridian. Hearing before Fred Rife July 31 1918 with witnesses Richard R Schultz Fred Bower Ray Weikel and Wyane A Meade all of Dillon. Registered Jos Oker.
John H. Hoffman of Dell Montana filed notice to prove up his homestead claims No. 08017 dated March 13, 1913 and No. 013343 dated June 26, 1916 before U S Commissioner H C Patterson at Dell on July 3, 1918. Neighbors James T. McKnight Clayton Howell Henry Dowling and Henson A. Price of Dell listed as witnesses.
Multiple notices announced including Ernest P. Knapp home stead entry in Montana with filing to prove up June 27 1918 before Dillon clerk, and Fred erick C. North Nathan A. Ames mining patent for Echo Lode at Bald Mountain Beaverhead County with adverse filings period. Also a probate order in Beavershead County for Willard Jensen estate set for June 27 1918 with publication in Dillon Examiner.
Notice of Publication from the United States Land Office Helena, Montana, states George W. O Neal of Harrison Arkansas has filed to enter the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 19 in township 14 south range 7 west Montana meridian. Adverse claimants or objectors must file affidavits of protest by July 24, 1918. Jos. OKer, Register.
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