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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1914
Page
7
An advertisement touts a sewing machine available in Rotary and Vibrator styles built for lock and chain stitches. It claims latest steel attachments with each unit and offers easy payment plans. Free H. T. catalogue available upon request with name and address.
Great Falls civic leaders set August 11 through 15 for a city wide event marking Montana territory golden anniversary and statehood silver anniversary. The program features railroads Great Northern Milwaukee speakers from national and state levels, and special trains from Helena and Butte. A machinery display and carnival are planned to accompany the celebration.
A Farm Boy's School in Montana offers an exposure to hopriculture for eighth graders and older youths with limited schooling. Linked to Montana State College Bozeman, the three year program runs six months from October to April. It emphasizes practical farm management and funds its costs by work during winter vacations.
Receipts for the week show cattle 1151 and calves 88 with hogs 38896 and sheep 7620. Steer prices rise twenty five cents to 7.76 8.00 with fancy cows 6.75 7.00 and other butcher classes firm. A top steer price of 825 and hogs with light receipts at 8.85 8.90. sheep brisk with wool lambs 7.00, shorn 6.62, wethers 6.00, ewes 5.00.
Day Cook of Dillon Montana filed January 5 1914 to contest and cancel Homestead Entry Serial No Qt1 for SWig NEi2 and NIZSEiM Sec 7 and SEMSE2 Sec 18 Township 7S Range 7W Montana Meridian alleging Marie A Gates never resided there and abandoned the entry The Department of the Interior Helena notices that these allegations may be confessed and the entry canceled if no sworn answer is filed within twenty days after the fourth publication.
Legal notice announces service of answer to contestant and directs recipients to specify future notice mailing address. Publication dates listed March 11 March 18 March 25 and April 1 1914. Documents reference GEO D Freeman as Receiver and request notice to post office with future address.
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana estate of James R Abrams deceased. Josephine R Abrams administers the estate and creditors must exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the Dillon office of Robison Gilbert attorneys. Dated March 3 1914.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Helena Montana announces sale March 2 1914 at 10 am to highest bidder not less than 4.00 per acre for tract NW1 4 NW4 NE4 section 8 T 68 R 6 W M M in Dillon Montana serial No 07889 under the act of March 28 1912. Adverse claimants must file by sale date Alla Jon Binnard Register.
Notice is given that Edward Neil of Dillon Montana who on November 8 1910 filed homestead application No 04702 for SEY section 13 township 75 range 8 W Montana meridian has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim before FW Hazelbaker U S commissioner Dillon Montana on April 21 1914. Witnesses are William E Sawyer Willard M Paxson J Robert Merton Christopher L Worth all of Dillon Montana. Jos Binnard Register
Notice is hereby given that Alice Hier of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a land claim for 114 acres in section 42 township 65 range 7 W Montana meridian. Proof before U S commissioner A Hazelbaker at Dillon on April 21. 114.
Notice from Beaverhead County Montana that under the 9 March 1914 court order the administrator will sell at private sale for cash the decedent Jennie R. Brown’s full estate, subject to court confirmation, on or after March 28, 1914, at the Dillon residence on Helena and Rife streets.
The administrator Geo. M. Roberts offers at cash sale the lands Lot 11 12 13 Block 26 Original Townsite Dillon Beaverhead County Montana and household furniture from the residence. Ten percent due sale day with balance upon court confirmation. Dated March 9 1914.
The State of Montana summons Jens Petersen plaintiffs against defendants M Mol gard and H Molpard to answer counts for debts totaling 88 dollars 55 cents for goods sold and 57 dollars 83 cents for additional goods. Defendants must respond within twenty days or face default judgment. The second action seeks 200 dollars plus 8 percent interest from 1913 on a promissory note with attorney fees 75 dollars and costs. default judgment will follow if not answered by law. Clerk dates 3 March 1914 and 25 February 1914 respectively.
Notice states Charles K. Robbins of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove up a 1906 homestead claim No. 14570 parcel N 1/2 section 14 township 8 south range 8 west Montana meridian. Final five year proof to be made before C W Conger district clerk in Dillon on April 9, 1914. Attending witnesses Willis H Bedell William Henderson John Barren and Charles C Austin of Dillon. Jos Binnard Register.
Notice that Samuel B Perry of Dillon Montana filed for final five year proof to establish his claim on land description SW section 4 1.85S Rk 8 W and NW section Y township 8 in Montana meridian. Proceedings before US Land Office Helena on the day of April with Register Oliver I Kurtz Norman Ek Holden Charles Thames and George A Hambure of Dillon listed as witnesses or parties.
The State of Montana issues summons to M Melgard and H Melgard in Beaverhead County. They are required to answer the complaint filed in the clerk of court and serve a copy as directed.
Notice is given that Henry R. Freeman of Brenner Montana filed intent to make final five year proof to establish land claim for SW14 SW14 section 26 township 9 S range 11 W Montana meridian before RF Hazelbaker U S commissioner at Dillon Montana on April 18 1914 with Harvey Sullivan Joseph Chaput Serafin Roberta and Frank J McIntyre of Brenner listed as witnesses Jos Binnard Register.
The Department of the Interior Helena Land Office lists heirs of John Kerstein seeking final three year proof for two homestead filings. Announce before U S commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon Montana on April 10, 1914. Names listed include John B McLaren John F Bishop J Robert Morton Louis Hoff man of Dillon and register 205 Jos Binnard.
Notice is hereby given that Frank Broksle of Blaine Montana filed Homestead Application No 6718 on Sept 15 1910 for parcels in sections 20 21 township 553 range 7 W Montana. Hearing before W Conger clerk of the district court Dillon Montana on April 11 1914. Contributing parties include John Lasich Rudolph Lasich John Malesich and Frank Robinson of Dillon or Blaine. 2005 Jos Binnard Register.
The district court terms for the Fifth Judicial District in Montana for 1911 are fixed as follows. Beaverhead County begins February 2 April 14 August 3 December 7 with 10:00 a m openings. Jefferson County starts January 27 May 11 July 28 November 10. Madison County sessions begin March 2 June 1 August 3 October 19. Court sits at Dillon on these dates.
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