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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1916

Page

8

Montana's Vast Open Land Promises New Empire

An official Montana land report from Helena highlights 36 million farm acres with only 3.5 million plowed and 20 million homestead acres, plus 4 million state land acres for sale at about 15 dollars an acre. It traces three western development stages and notes irrigation projects worth 36 million dollars and 1 million acres to be irrigated, with 20 million dry farming acres capable of profitable crops.

West Montana Helena State Agricultural Department Texas California New England Old England Germany France Far West Tude Union Charles Scharf Warm Springs Butte Post Boulder Scharf State Board of Equalization

The Presidents Wedding Cake Calumet Haine

A clipped notice from Chicago reports on a wedding cake linked to President Calumet Haine. The brief item notes the cake event as a social highlight in the city.

Mange inoculation curbs Montana coyote bounty claims

Montana reports a sharp drop in early 1915 bounty claims for coyotes, 24278 in two months last year down to 14213 this year, attributed to mange inoculation. Officials say most warrants paid by February, with no warrants outstanding beyond a few months if holders hold.

Montana G. J. Joyce State Board of Sheep Commissioners Joyce

Otto Schultz to Remove to Dillon

Otto Schultz and his family will move from Twin Bridges to Dillon. The Twin Bridges Monitor notes Schultz, a respected business figure with land and sheep interests, will abandon his partially built Twin Bridges home to establish a new residence in the Beaverhead metropolis at a cost of at least $10,000.

Otto Schultz Twin Bridges Madison County Schulte Dilton M. 8 Gould Beaverhead Schultz

Lottridge Loses In State Supreme Court

The Idaho Supreme Court confirmed the conviction of William W. Lottridge for irregularities as cashier and manager of the Leadore state bank. He faces one to fourteen years. defense by E W Whitcomb and Judge Cowen. Lottridge may seek a rehearing with a ten day window. Salmon City Recorder.

Supreme Court of the State of Idaho William W. Lottridge Lemhi Leadore State Bank E. W. Whitcomb Cowen W. H. O’brien A. C. Cherry Stevens Lottridge Dillon Montana Salmon W. McAvoy Denver McAvoy Salmon City

Western Consumers' Week Proclaimed by Governor

Helena March 8 The week beginning April 3 was proclaimed by Gov S V Stewart as Western Consumers' week Club women of Montana drive the observance The proclamation urges giving preference to home made products and patronizing U S goods to benefit local industry and state resources May ensue.

Helena United States I. S. V. Stewart Montana

Chancellors Rename School Division at Montana

Dr Edward C Ellott renames Missoula unit as State University within the University of Montana system comprising Agriculture and Mechanic Arts at Bozeman State School of Mines at Butte and Normal College at Dillon The notices include land claim filings for Raymond E Ober of Dillon with witnesses listed and a district court clerk reference in Dillon Montana

Missoula Edward C. Ellott University of Montana State University College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Bozeman State School of Mines Butte State Normal College Dillon Fourteenth Legislative Assembly State Board of Education Helena Montana

Notice to establish land claim in Montana fields

Joseph Bertram Browning of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove up his land claim for NE4 SW4, SE NWy, lots 3 and 4 section 2, lots 1 2, S 1/2 NEY section 3 township 8 S range 8 W Montana meridian before C W Conger district court clerk in Dillon on April 17 1916. Witnesses Hubert L Smith Charles Davis John F Regan John P Waters all of Dillon. 3115-JOS. BINNARD Register.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Raymond Eh, Ober Dillon Township Range Meridian C. W. Conger John W. Frizzell Edward B. Haining J. Whitbeck John F. Regan Jos. Binnard Joseph Bertram Browning District Court Hubert L. Smith Charles Davis John P. Waters Register

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