Real estate and mining transfers noted in Dillon records
A Dillon area record lists Realty Transfers including patents for Robert H Rash and Mil ton L Davidson on upper Blacktail Deer Creek and multiple warranty deeds. It also covers quitclaims by Hans Johnson, mineral staking by BE A MacPherson, water rights allocations, and several half or two thirds mining claim interests in Elkhorn district with various sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Rash
Blacktail Deer Creek
Milton L. Davidson
James H. Febes
E. 0. Selway
Lillian Pope
William L. Knudsen
Wisdom
J. Lottie Powell
Moses Laree
Catherine I. Laree
Dillon
John Kent
Rose Kent
West Side
Hans Johnson
John A. Kent
Herr Et al
John KE. Pendergast
Elkhorn
M. WW. Garr
Frank
Felt
Columbus
Minneapolis
Jas. P. Purdy
Frank B. Felt
Buffalo
Franklin
Hamilton
James P. Purdy
Roy Jackson
Robert Woody
John McNair
Charles Jacobson
Bob Sled
J. Quartz Lode
A. L. Stone
Noah Gee
Thomas V. Wesalla
Wesalla Springs
Jane Parkinson
Buffalo Creek
Frank Brokale
Beaverhead River
BE. A. MacPherson Et al
Mineral Hill
Elkhorn Mining District
Beaverdash High Notes on Arbor Day and Prom Plans
High School notes report Professor Toan and Kiis Collins traveling from an unspecified place to Butte then Missoula for a declamatory contest tonight. Arbor Day observance led to noon dismissal and picnic scenes as juniors gear up for the prom despite gym delays. Beaverhead track reps head to Interscholastic meet with scattered dope about middle distance and weight entries and a promising relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Toan
Kiis Colling
Butte
Missoula
Collings
Beaverhead
Toan
Collins
Fee Grev
G. and
A. McFarland
F. Finch
K. Collins
G. Baker
Local Social News and Field Day Preparations
Miss Frances Myers was the guest of Miss Mable Edwards at dinner on Sunday. Mrs. Owsley returned Monday from a trip to Whitehall. Mrs. A J Greenough visited with her daughter Miss Helen Greenough at the dormitory on Sunday. The Annual Field Day program is to be given May 22 with great preparations under way. Then Misses M Courtney and M Barrett spent the weekend at the B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Owsley
Whitehall
A. J. Greenough
Miss Helen Greenough
M. Courtney
M. Barrett
Monroe Trip and Local College Notes Highlight Dillon
President and Mrs. Monroe plan an eastward trip with return about May 25 as local events list a botany class initiation into the P I G club and convocation duties. Other items note a favorable outlook for the Summer Normal enrollment, a May 15 senior play, and proceeds funding the Chinook publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Monroe
East
President Monroe
Dillon
News Notes from Reichle
Mr. Frazier of Dillion visited Mr. Parrott this week. Creighton Gillies drove hogs to Butte. England a U S S member attended. A Cowell hosted a Saturday dance. Hugh Hall hosts two Idaho sisters. The new train brought many fishermen from Glen to Reichle. Cohen of Butte scouted hogs for Hample. Rev. Huddoff preached at Reichle hotel to Sunday School. Earl Holder taken to Butte hospital for appendicitis with J. C. Ferguson. The new train aids county visits and trading trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
Butte
Huddoff
Twin Bridges
Hotel Reichle
Earl Holder
J. C. Ferguson
Reforestation Empha sis in Montana and Idaho
In 1913 about 4000 acres were reforested across Montana and northern Idaho at an average cost of 37.50 per acre. The effort reflects early 20th century forest restoration activity and regional expenditure for reforestation programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Idaho
Petition to Divert Water From Coyote Creek
Notice in Bea verhead County Montana states Anna Elmose petitions the district court for permission to appropriate two and a half cubic feet per second from Coyote Creek. The filing seeks court authorization to divert the stream flow as part of a water appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Anna Elmose
Coyote Creek
Notice of Contest in Land Office Claim
Department of the Interior Helena Montana issues a notice of contest to Charles Scheibitz Dillon Montana contestee. Edwin F Scriven files on April 22 1914 to cancel Charles Scheibitz homestead entry No 06237 for SW half of 14 and SE quarter of 22 and M4NEY and SEINE of 22 township 7 south range 10 west Montana meridian on grounds the land has been abandoned not lived on nine months and improvements sold. Contested entry will be canceled if contestee fails to answer within twenty days after the fourth publication with proof of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Laura McDonnell
John Evans
Hecla
Grotto Lode
Discovery Tunnel
Bryant
Beaverhead County
Cor
Mark Anthony AI
Recorder
Mon
Tana
S. F
Mark Anthony M
Sur
Jas. Binnard
Register
M. P. Knight
Appliant
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Mont
Charles Scheibitz
Dillon
Edwin F. Scriven
Range 10
Meridian
Notice to Creditors for Geo O Freeman Receiver
The notice lists publication dates May 13 May 20 May 27 1914 and June 3 1914 for creditors of Geo O Freeman Receiver to come forward with claims. The document appears as a legal notices with multiple publication dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. O. Freeman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pearl I. Smith
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Asuummmer
Cluley
California
Sierra National Forest
C. W. Conger
H. B. Duff
Reichle
Mr. Frazier of
Dillion
Mr. Parrott
Creighton Gillies
Mr. England
Hugh Hall
Cohen
Mr. Hample
Eliel Brothers
Poindexter Black
Dillon, Montana
Mrs
Matthew Orr
Anthony Willis
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